What Is Your Advice for New Dads?
- 6 years ago
What Is Your Advice for New Dads? Here's what Dads of Reddit had to say. First, study puns. Dad jokes are a crucial part of growing up. - CHarleq
Get in shape now. You'll be carrying a lot more stuff and will be chasing you kid around soon enough. – Sveenee
Don't shake the baby. But it is ok to want to shake the baby. They can be very irritating. Just don't do it. Put them down somewhere safe like a crib and walk away. – o2bdebtfr33
Don’t worry if the kid doesn’t respond to you for the first few weeks/months. It usually takes longer than bonding with the mom. It will happen I promise. - Mattbk104
Front to back, my dude. - mcstevied
Support your wife, have a stress free house, buy all the bibs. If you think you have enough bibs buy more bibs. Steer clear of Velcro bibs. - BlackMaxwell
Real talk, Just start hitting yourself in the balls now to build up a tolerance. They will hit, run into, drop stuff on it, and step on your thing on a daily basis. - CPTginger
Get in shape now. You'll be carrying a lot more stuff and will be chasing you kid around soon enough. – Sveenee
Don't shake the baby. But it is ok to want to shake the baby. They can be very irritating. Just don't do it. Put them down somewhere safe like a crib and walk away. – o2bdebtfr33
Don’t worry if the kid doesn’t respond to you for the first few weeks/months. It usually takes longer than bonding with the mom. It will happen I promise. - Mattbk104
Front to back, my dude. - mcstevied
Support your wife, have a stress free house, buy all the bibs. If you think you have enough bibs buy more bibs. Steer clear of Velcro bibs. - BlackMaxwell
Real talk, Just start hitting yourself in the balls now to build up a tolerance. They will hit, run into, drop stuff on it, and step on your thing on a daily basis. - CPTginger