When I put a pillow over my head and try to pretend it’s your turn to get up, I should stop and thank you for all the (many!) times you’ve comforted her at night.
Watching you guys together (I can’t help but peek in to see the girls roar with laughter every time they tackle you in their mismatched PJs) makes me fall more in love with you every night.
And we shouldn’t have to feel guilty for wanting this precious time with our baby. Or selfish for wanting to still get paid during this time.
I am SO happy for our children, because they have the gift of you.
The “bumbling dad joke” is a huge disservice to these amazing fathers.
I didn’t care about prestige. All I cared about was my little girl.
Dads truly make the difference—in breastfeeding, birth recovery and baby’s happiness.
8. Praise and encourage.
#7—Dads get to drive a mini-van. *Get* to? We’ll take it, I guess.
#4—Leave your work day at the door.
Keep calm and watch SportsCenter. You deserve it.
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I cringe when someone congratulates me on getting my husband to babysit—as though he isn’t also their parent.
We don’t always thank each other, but this Father’s Day, as James Taylor says—“We want to stop. And thank you, baby.”