Lack of sleep, forgetting your own name, smelling vaguely of spit-up at all times — must be a new parent! I’m not telling you it is going to be easy but I’m telling you it’s going to be worth it.
Here are 29 things only a new parent would understand.
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So... you take you shower fully dressed... Damn being a parent must really be exhausting. ^_^
Hahaha... Ya, Jeanne. It's really exhausting. Lol
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There are very cute comics! Although I don't have a kid yet...but i'm sure new parents are surely gonna relate to this. :D
I am glad that you like it. Thanks! :)
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Number 8 is so true. Pregnant with 2nd child and dreading that the most
Very funny! And so accurate! I like the part about the soap. Never thought if my hands are clear enough to touch the baby before became a parent! Feel so shameful for that!
Of course it's important but in the same time baby needs some contact with bacterias to develop immune system
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My son-in-law "Bulent-come on" (The grand grand grand... son of Tutankhamon) resigned from his job in Cairo/Egypt and returned Istanbul/Turkey just for spending time with his baby son all day and "night" long. ;-)
Theses are sooo accurate and yet, so cute! Even though my son is already 34 years old, I can relate entirely to all except #17. I am glad that trollers were so simple years ago.
Lol... I had forgotten about the spreadsheet/diary I had with my first born ..
I can totally empathize although the only kids I've ever had have been the four legged kind.
So... you take you shower fully dressed... Damn being a parent must really be exhausting. ^_^
Hahaha... Ya, Jeanne. It's really exhausting. Lol
Load More Replies... There are very cute comics! Although I don't have a kid yet...but i'm sure new parents are surely gonna relate to this. :D
I am glad that you like it. Thanks! :)
Load More Replies... Number 8 is so true. Pregnant with 2nd child and dreading that the most
Very funny! And so accurate! I like the part about the soap. Never thought if my hands are clear enough to touch the baby before became a parent! Feel so shameful for that!
Of course it's important but in the same time baby needs some contact with bacterias to develop immune system
Load More Replies... My son-in-law "Bulent-come on" (The grand grand grand... son of Tutankhamon) resigned from his job in Cairo/Egypt and returned Istanbul/Turkey just for spending time with his baby son all day and "night" long. ;-)
Theses are sooo accurate and yet, so cute! Even though my son is already 34 years old, I can relate entirely to all except #17. I am glad that trollers were so simple years ago.
Lol... I had forgotten about the spreadsheet/diary I had with my first born ..
I can totally empathize although the only kids I've ever had have been the four legged kind.
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