Rhys
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I'm an English teacher who likes to draw. I'm also about to become a father for the first time. In about seven weeks. I'm excited and terrified.
Rhys · upvoted 13 items
almost 2 years ago
I don’t think I cracked a smile for any of these.
Rhys · commented on 2 posts
almost 2 years ago
Funnily enough this was the first time the wife and I went to the cinema since our kid was born. I enjoyed it.
Rhys · upvoted 23 items
about 2 years ago
Why not cook one meal for them both and sit at a table and eat with your child? It teaches them table manners too.
This can't be a serious post with people honestly treating a toddler like an adult that can search out their own food. I don't get it. What am I missing? This isn't about saying "no" at all. I am just at a loss for people thinking this should be normal. I should probably be more clear. Psychologically speaking, kids ask parents for things all the time. Saying no isn't a bad thing, but when toddlers ask for things they can do on their own they are really just asking for comfort from a parent. Nothing wrong with that. It is a basic child thing they do.
Rhys · commented on 2 posts
about 2 years ago
I recently disassembled his crib and started installing gates. He's 500 days old today 😍
