Paternity Leave Tips

[OfTheCross]

Say brehs...

My wife going back to work and I'm taking Leave in May for a couple months...

Any tips on dealin with a 3 month old ?

 

[jdubnyce]

Say brehs...

My wife going back to work and I'm taking Leave in May for a couple months...

Any tips on dealin with a 3 month old ?

I did it; great bonding time

Ensure your comfortable prepping breast milk/formula for bottle feeding
Try to stick to nap schedule if possible
When baby is awake, peek a boo is great for engagement and building recognition
Depending on the climate, walks outside is a must (vitamin d)
Keep baby wipes, towels on deck for the eventual throw up, projectile shyt
Hold and talk, sing to the baby
Tummy time to build core, neck strength
And Have Fun with your kid!!

Some of my best memories are from just talking to the little lump of human before theyre moving, talking back.

Good luck, make the best of it as you'll never get the time back

 

[OfTheCross]

I did it; great bonding time

Ensure your comfortable prepping breast milk/formula for bottle feeding
Try to stick to nap schedule if possible
When baby is awake, peek a boo is great for engagement and building recognition
Depending on the climate, walks outside is a must (vitamin d)
Keep baby wipes, towels on deck for the eventual throw up, projectile shyt
Hold and talk, sing to the baby
Tummy time to build core, neck strength
And Have Fun with your kid!!

Some of my best memories are from just talking to the little lump of human before theyre moving, talking back.

Good luck, make the best of it as you'll never get the time back

rep!



good shyt.

I was also going to use the time constructively to study for some certs and shyt.

will that be possible

 

[jdubnyce]

rep!



good shyt.

I was also going to use the time constructively to study for some certs and shyt.

will that be possible

Might be possible. At 3 months your kid will probably nap every 3-4 hours or so hopefully for 1-2 hours each time. That should give you some down time to study.