Let's be nice to our SOs

Re: Let's be nice to our SOs

• cdseno member

  December 2014

  This was a few weeks ago and something about it makes me weak in the knees. He loves his boys so much and it makes me happy.

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• MC03 member

  December 2014

  DH just refilled my wine glass. Plus he watched the baby while I took a short nap today.

  

  
  

  
  

   

  

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• leannerivers member

  December 2014

  My husband works so hard during the week running his own company and only gets to see our girl in the mornings and weekends. He is so patient with her and more loving than I could have ever imagined. He is also the nap king!! He can put her down for naps way easier than me, which helps my sanity in the weekends. He also let me sleep in 2 hours which was amazing! Oh and he has pretty much taken over the cooking:-) love his support and couldn't do it without him. XOXO

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• lookame3639 member

  December 2014

  My husband is amazing. I am truly lucky to have him as my partner in life. We got together young (21 years old) and i already had a kiddo, even at that young he was ok with stepping up to be a male role model for DS, after about a year he sees DS as his son.He accepts and loves me even though I have this disease (iI'm often very self loathing when it comes to my sickness...it's not something I can change and it sucks) i may say "I hate myself I'm so disgusting" and he will look at me and say "no you're not, you're incredibly beautiful" not only that but he's amazing as a parent. He's more than willing to take the kids after he's worked all day and put Itty bit to bed or give her a bath or just watch her while I shower or nap. He's more than willing to take DS to school in the morning and play games with him. I could go on about how wonderful he is...
  
  
  now do I tell him these things...not really. I love him but if tell him how amazing he is he'll get a big head and start saying "hey you said i am awesome" I have to dole out compliments every so often lol. He's come to accept that I tell everyone he's great but I tell him he sucks.

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• jamjoyful member

  December 2014

  My H is just everything. I nag him from time to time but really...he is awesome. He loves his girls so much and works so hard for them. He helps a lot with LO on the weekends and usually lets me get a nap or two. DD1 has become his right hand since LO was born. They have their own special bedtime routine now. I miss putting her to sleep but they love that time together and it allows me some time to get LO to bed or rest.
  
  I am lucky.

  

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• kat5040 member

  December 2014

  FI was so awesome this week. He hooked up our new dishwasher a couple of evenings even though he was exhausted and it was a lot of work. Then today he cleaned the kitchen and did the laundry. He even gave DD her morning bottle and played with her so that I got to sleep in a little! He's also been really awesome about helping get things ready to host Christmas next week. I couldn't ask for a better man and now I have to go tell him so.
  

  

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• caybeh member

  December 2014

  DH helps so much with both kids. He'll come home from a long day, and I know he would love to just sit on the couch. But he scoops up DS and plays with him while I make supper/take care of DD. On the weekends, he always lets me sleep in on Sat. I can pretty much nap whenever on the weekends too. He's a great husband and a wonderful father.

  

  
  

  BFP with #2- Sept 6, 2013  EDD May 20, 2014   MC Sept 26, 2013 @ 6 wks 2 days
  

  
  

  

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• RoccoBabyK member

  December 2014

  H is amazing. I EBF so I do all the feedings and MOTN stuff. When DD was going through her awful sleeping phase and waking multiple times a night, H would take her for me in the morning and let me sleep. It saved my sanity so much. He works so hard, goes to school and just does everything he can for us. I am very lucky that Emma has him as a father and role model.

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• 2redtulips member

  December 2014

  Great thread! 

  
  

  My DH took over bathtime with R. last night, which was wonderful. He makes a real effort to spend one-on-one time with the baby, and I am so glad for that. 

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• jenniferurs member

  December 2014

  If I told you all the ways in which my husband amazes me, the server would crash from the sheer volume of it all. Suffice it to say, I am a VERY very lucky girl, and so is our daughter.

  I'm being featured in a new pregnancy/motherhood blog during the month of October, so if you ever wanted to know more about my pregnancy, birth, and motherhood experiences than anyone ever should, check out my posts in the link below!

  
  

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