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@gordon63 I think all the commenters have made such great points. And I’m sorry if someone already suggested this… have you considered therapy? I only ask bc I had major postpartum anxiety and it wasn’t until I started talking to a therapist once a week that I began to feel a bit better. For me...

@cocoon87 Yes to all of these things. How do we put a box around this comment with stars flying around it. It needs it.

@iamhereftw Yea go for it! Your Spanish will improve rapidly as he grows. It will be a beautiful bonding experience. Surround yourself with Spanish things you can both enjoy. Music: I really love the cantacuénticos albums - Cumbia del Monstruo, Jose Luis Orozco, Dúo Karma, Rita del Prado, Los...

@mike247 I do the same. For him and for me. I thought that if I started with a mix of English and Spanish that I would just easily slip into English. Our strict Spanish rule has worked for us so far. It’s also kinda forcing my partner and I to speak in Spanish to one another since now our babe...

@mike247 I think a bond between caretaker and child can form independent of a shared language. Of course it would be more comfortable if she knew the language. But it sounds like she does get some exposure from the community, observing you speak it, and her father; so it’s not a completely...