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@robaya 2 and 4 yo kids we're raw dogging it this year! Wish us luck! 🙃

@lizzieb90 We put my first in school for half days at 2.5 when I had a 6 month old at home. It was the right choice. He hates people, especially kids, so I think a small class with a low ratio is helping him learn how to interact with other kids. My second is almost 1 now and she'll have...

@daphne1 0% scientific but fwiw it took me about 6 months to bond with my second baby. Probably 2-3 months with my first.

@ahead I have no idea what I do with my kids (same ages) every day, so I couldn't even tell you. But, you'll also build up a tolerance to it. That and naturally lowering your standards in the interest of being able to leave the house, and eventually you'll be able to do that big fun list of...

I'll also note that if your looking for furniture to be repurposed after baby, the deep ivar is the exact size of a standard changing pad.

@hmlarson001 I think I'm in the minority here. Everyone told me I would just change him on the bed/floor. No. We have a changing table made from a deep ivar shelf in my bedroom, a changing pad on top of a dresser in baby's room and the simple Ikea changing table in the corner of the Livingroom...

@mihitt Awwww, omg that's the sweetest!

@mihitt If I overheard my FIL or dad saying this to my husband I would probably be in tears. That's so stinkin sweet.

@sophie0813 Ahem. My husband loves his job, and is absolutely thrilled to come home. His job and his family scratch different itches and fulfill different needs. This all knowing internet stranger's guess is that something else is going on.

@mikelerten I laugh, I sob. It's my favorite episode.

@kr1983 this sounds like the tip of the iceberg, but setting up whatever system in the nursery you choose, together as a team can go a long way towards holding him/each other more accountable down the road!

@asuk Props to you for voluntarily watching it more than once. We always skip it because my little heart can't handle it.