Before the Offspring
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Our friends and family started having kids before we did. That didn’t deter us from hanging out with them though. It was better than staying at home doing nothing, and we both love kids. I have two nephews and she has eight nephews and one niece. So we were use to being around children, especially me who is surrounded by them everyday at work. Needless to say, family get togethers are a bit more hectic on her side of the family. When we would talk about our future and lives after kids, we swore it would not change us from doing the things we wanted to do.
I have never been much of a baby person. In fact, the first time I ever held a baby was when our son was born. I know it sounds silly, but people make such a big deal about supporting babies heads until their neck strength builds up, that I had a fear I would hold a baby and their head would roll off. Like something you would see in a cartoon. I figured if that was going to happen to me it might as well be my own child!
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Lesson: Never judge others, or how they raise their children
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