It’s been almost 8 weeks since Scott has been home with us. He’s been a joy. His daily routine still consist of eat, sleep, shit, and cry. He’s growing rapidly, almost doubling his birth weight. He has big eyes and chubby cheeks. His diet has been 95% breast milk and 5% formula. Very healthy so far.
I was talking to this lady who is approaching 80 years old. I asked her what were her favorite years during her lifetime. She thought about it for a few seconds and then said (more…)
Why can’t we just be like chickens and lay eggs? Just lay it somewhere and keep it warm. Then 1 month later a baby hatches from the egg.
I am pro breastfeeding in public places. When a baby needs the mother’s milk, the baby must have it. It’s a natural thing. We shouldn’t be offended by a woman feeding her young. If you have a problem with it, you can choose to look away.
My co-worker ask me how it feels to know that I’ll be father soon. I never actually gave it much thought. After being a son for 29 years, now it’s my turn to be a father. I will be guiding my son’s early years. Teaching him life lessons that I acquired. Hopefully I can help him avoid some pitfalls that I fell in. But then again, life is about ups and downs. We learn from our mistakes. Sometime you just have let them learn on their own.
It’s not easy finding a name for your baby. The name will follow them for a lifetime. We started our search by just calling out random names.
Thinking of a name for your child? Please think twice before giving them a weird name. Parents think that by giving their child a unique name they will turn them into a unique or special individual. In reality they will become targets of ridicule in school. Here are some real examples:
