Customer Reviews for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Bonding isn't always as easy for Dad. Here are some tips on how to keep him from feeling like a third wheel.
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Customer Reviews for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Review 1 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:April 20, 2012
Violetas
My newborn baby loves her dad. She bothers all day until her dad comes. She is only one month old.
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Review 2 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:April 3, 2012
hooleywood
In the months that I've been pregnant, I've already read countless articles about what to do and what not to do. Where my husband hasn't read one darn thing. That's what scares me about him taking care of the baby. He wouldn't do anything intentially bad, but if you asked him today what causes SIDS, he would have no clue.
I feel like I'm preaching to him when I tell him what I've read.
I feel like I'm preaching to him when I tell him what I've read.
Hopefully it sticks though.
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Review 3 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:January 29, 2012
ErinlovesTaylor2
It was so hard for me and my boyfriend to get on the same page once the baby was born. we argued and fussed we are both young and new to this and we do not live together yet but I realized all he wants is to spend time with her because I ave her all the time I was nervous about leaving them alone but I guess its just natural she is 2 months now and we are getting along much better. We mothers have to sometime step aside and let them in the picture too so they won't feel left out even if its just little things like feeding. Let them help!!!
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Review 4 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:January 21, 2012
fate014
Must read! I my self had to go back to school and feelt so unconfertable leaving my daughter with her dad. I was consatly texting and calling every chance i could. asking how she was and what she was doing. After reading this artical i let him spend more time with our daughter not just when i have to do something but also when im home.
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Review 5 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:October 15, 2011
StrongArmyWifeandMom
I liked this article because I have been raising my son on my own since he was a month old due to my husband being deployed to Afghanistan. When he comes back home, our son will be 10/11 months old and obviously I will know all his cues and his routine. I know I need to be patient and respectful that my husband is going from being a soldier in a warzone to a dad who's going to be bonding with a more independent baby than when he left. I have a feeling it's going to be easier to just keep doing what I have been doing through this whole deployment, on my own, raising my son, establishing a routine, it's going to be hard to let someone else help me out, but just like he trained to deploy, he will need time to train to be a dad. This article gave some nice tips to let that happen and know it's okay and you can trust the father to take care of the child, after all, like it states, he's IS the father.
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Review 6 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:August 29, 2011
kbenware
Affirmation is huge. Telling others how grateful you are for your husbands help or commenting on how well he does as a father in the presence of others goes a long way.
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Review 7 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:July 31, 2011
mandy2323
thats all gd advice but I think that wen i have the baby Im gonna have the baby blues n not want neone to touch em lol
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Review 8 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:June 4, 2011
sammedee
thats good advice, i do tend to keep the baby to myself more than i should
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Review 9 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:April 11, 2011
bbhuang
Great info for getting daddy involved very good advices. thx
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Review 10 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:February 1, 2011
TNavarre
This article is very true. Especially for first time mom trying to get our rountine down, bond & it's very hard to let go of the little one we have waiting so long for. Bonding is equaling important for dad & we need to step back, look at all the ways he can help & give him time to bond with baby too. I think it very important to allow dad to hold, feed, change & play with our baby. Include dad in as much as possible. Dad needs to feel important during this time. While mom is recouperating allow dad to help as much as possible.
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Review 11 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:January 17, 2011
itslupe
This article makes plenty of sense. I had a hard time trusting him with the baby but I found it really helpful letting him take over little by little instead of right away. Now I feel comfortable going to run errands and know that he is capable of doing it alone.
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Review 12 for Share The Baby (it's His Kid Too)
Date:January 13, 2011
angelsm0m
i really liked this article my husband has such a great time with our five month old son and he lets me take a break and give some time to myself he's a great dad and im more confident in him spending time with our son and not looking over his shoulder.
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