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2020 can fck off!
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Right on! Congrats!
Boys are more likely to follow you in to your hobbies, but your daughter will take care of you when you get old.
Fat Fvckin Chance. Daughter surfs, her mom maybe, moi, my son in law.Right on! Congrats!
Boys are more likely to follow you in to your hobbies, but your daughter will take care of you when you get old.
He’s gotta catch you first. Don’t look back…
My son straight up told me the first time I forget his name I'm going in to a home.
Bro, you are stocked. I was worried I wouldn’t know what to do with a little girl, but daughters are the best. From what I’ve seen with our friends, way easier than boys in the younger years.
da fook man, what happened to my daughter?
My kids are now in their 20s, both in grad school. Goes fast! It was just last week they were little rugrats and the day before that just a twinkle in daddy's eye.
Love your kids, teach 'em to be kind and love everybody, and yours will be a life well lived. And too many kids seldom or never hear "I love you" from their dad, so tell 'em!
Love your kids, teach 'em to be kind and love everybody, and yours will be a life well lived. And too many kids seldom or never hear "I love you" from their dad, so tell 'em!
I got one of each 13 months apart 4 and 5 years old. Girls are more focused, calm and sweet. Boys are fun but hyperactive, destructive, clumsy, combative, and overall just a handful. Everyone tells me the situation flips in the teen years.
Yeah I tell new parents, everyone is different. Son (16) has always been super mellow, easy, rule follower.
Daughter (13) was difficult from the get go. Stubborn, independent, challenging, moody, lol. I will say she's great at school. She's a different person with just me. I take her camping and she's amazing, completely independent and no BS that I deal with at home.
it's crazy, my kids are only teenagers and I look at new parents and it seems like so long ago.
Congrats! Girls are rad! I got two. My oldest just turned 9 and regularly whoops up on the boys on the soccer field.
Everyone told me girls were easier but she's def a smart strong willed little lady!
Being a girl dad is the best!.
Everyone told me girls were easier but she's def a smart strong willed little lady!
Being a girl dad is the best!.
To be 100% honest, we only have proof of the one who did (does).
I tease, I tease, no one gives moms enough credit in these things, takes two to tango and all that.
PS
How many cousins will these rascals have?
I have three boys and the violence and injuries are constant. I wanted to keep trying for a girl but my wife said we’d probably have another boy and she couldn’t handle another. 3 boys together are nine times as dumb with the stuff they try - it seems to follow a square law. That said I’m glad you are having a girl b/c I have boys. Should they all make it to adulthood they will need wives. If you’re interested, let’s talk turkey/dowry.
My daughter's turning 11 in a couple months and so much this. Volatile(!), especially in the afternoons/early evenings, pretty much when she gets done with school. If it gets worse when she turns a teenager, holy hell.
But yeah, daughters can take up your hobbies just as well, even more so. It is awesome training with my daughter for her first official 5K. She has done two earlier with Girls on the Run but those are closer to fun runs. She starting trying to go down the line on her boogieboard, claiming barrels that never happened, but really stocked for her - learning to surf up here is very difficult but both kids love the beach/ocean. Going to Hawaii next week will be great for them too - reminded them many times the water is 30 degrees warmer!
With multiple kids, try to run errands with only one at a time. As calm/chill/well behaved as they might be on their own, they feed off each like a pack of Tasmanian devils when together.
