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@cocoamoteddy Yesss!!! Thank you! I tried to write the original post to not make it seem like I’m not proud of my son or upset that he’s not accomplishing things. I’m so proud of him and so happy that he’s happy and healthy (and sleeps 9 hours a night).

@ashleymerryman I’m very pro-mom; my dad taught me through his lack of commitment and absence, the type of father I want to be. My mom taught me through her sacrifices, tenacity, and all encompassing love, the type of parent I want to be. My wife is a wonderful mom, truth be told she is the...

@stephenie46 I feel like this has been the most down to earth response so far. The first year is full of so many firsts for our son and us; my wife is the worrying one and I’m more of the go with the flow type. I just want her to realize that everything is normal and as it should be! Thank you...

@mikefordii I love this, I’m actually a twin myself and my brother and I always had each other. I’ve been picking my mom’s brain a bit on who did what first, but really she only cared that we were healthy (after being born premature). Funny enough, our son seems to have no interest in...

@dedalus I appreciate it! Our son is a very happy boy.

@bobbiejean524 We’ve watched it a few times! It definitely helps with the reassurance that every kid is different!

@golecoopar I appreciate the “tough love” but I feel as though you’ve misinterpreted how we view our son. Mostly what I was looking for was some camaraderie that we are not alone in worrying about these sorts of things with the hopes of putting my wife’s mind and anxiety at ease. We’re first...

Lately my wife and I have been having a rough time with feeling like we are “failing” our son, for lack of a better term. He’s 9 months old, born 3 weeks premature, had jaundice which required light therapy, ended up having torticollis which he is in physical therapy for (and has progressed...