Not quite... Actually, Hans and I were just talking today about when I should head back to work. The idea was to return after a year, which would mean dropping the Baby off at daycare once they turn one... And now we're both wondering if that's even a good move 🤷 considering how much time they'll have spent away from us 🤷 but we have to give our employer an answer within two weeks at the latest, especially with those massive daycare waiting lists.
Walter Baker2 said:He'll be walking in no time. I can already picture Hans once the Baby starts crawling. Grace Anderson3, are you guys on the ground floor?
We're on the ground floor, sort of... elevated. We've got a yard with a lot of bushes. 🕺
Raymond Newman2 said:A weekday? 🤔
Yesterday was Thursday, and traffic in New York City is always a nightmare on a weekday.
Anyway, he’s not leaving the house at that hour tomorrow, so he’ll just be staying put in bed with the baby. (That way, I can give Josh some peace of mind 😁). He spent an entire hour feeding today, so I’m going to prep a double dose of milk for tomorrow to cover those two hours. 🥳
I’m with you, Baz. They need to start building that bond—and that trust—right now. Once those typical father-son clashes hit, it’ll already be too late.
Josh 🙂 Hans is actually one of the most level-headed guys I know; he just needs to work on his confidence. If things go sideways tomorrow, they've still got that punk neighbor ready to step in and help out. 🙂
Grace Sanders24 said:NOT EVEN AN OPTION! You really think I'm driving two hours for that? Seriously, have some shame. Why don't you just push it back fifteen years instead!😲🙂
Go tell Hans 🤷 since he thinks I should be the one to handle this while he stays home with the baby🍿
Of course, I'm joking (before Josh: 🙂), but there’s this growing obsession with me lately. And whenever Hans holds him, the little guy just starts wailing.🤷 So, I’ve started pumping milk so Hans can feed him too.