Born at 6:06pm, 6lbs. 11ozs. 20 inches long, sorry I couldn't get him corner weighted as of yet though..
I would have added GRM stickers if I had any.
Born at 6:06pm, 6lbs. 11ozs. 20 inches long, sorry I couldn't get him corner weighted as of yet though..
I would have added GRM stickers if I had any.
In reply to David S. Wallens:
Yes, yes you do.
I'd buy a handful!
('cause it's AMAZING how quickly these little guys can dirty a blanket/dad's shirt/their outfits/etc!) Congrats!!! Nathan
Sure, NOW DSW thinks it's a good idea, but when I was cloning myself he kept saying "Use a paper bag!"
Cute kid, Fire suits are expensive at that age.
ZOO wrote: Handsome fella! I hope is third word (after Mama and Dada) is car related :)
My first word was sh!t... and said in context. mom then realised that she used her favourite word a bit too much.
Congratulations on the kid... question is. will he hand you the tool, or take off running and giggling?
Congrats!!
There is some merit to the grm blankie idea....but might I suggest a modification? GRM cloth diaper rags. Now that my son doesn't spit every too seconds, we have plenty of these things around and they make a great shammy.
John Brown wrote: Cute kid, Fire suits are expensive at that age.
It's just that they grow out of them so quick.
nickel_dime wrote: Congrats Are we taking bets on how long it takes him to say "Dad, your doing it wrong".
My daughter is only 6 months old and she already giving me that look when I don't feed/change her like mommy does.
Congrats, it is a lot of work but very much worth it. Your heart will melt the first time you come home and he comes running to the door yelling "Daddy" and grabs your legs. Good stuff.
You guys are all beginners. Took my 3yo GREAT grandson fishing last weekend. Woot! Caught a stingray.
4cylndrfury wrote: WOOT - congrats - start building a go kart NOW
I would but cannot find good information/websites on what is out there for karting. I tried looking for forums, but couldn't find any as well. I wouldn't mind him trying it.
81gtv6 wrote: Congrats, it is a lot of work but very much worth it. Your heart will melt the first time you come home and he comes running to the door yelling "Daddy" and grabs your legs. Good stuff.
Well considering the fact my wife will be the primary bread winner, and my title will continue to be "homemaker". I don't really see this happening, but I understand what I mean.
and I had to hold a leg and help her push, so I saw both ends, her bottom half and top half at the same time. I nearly passed out at one point, but was able to hold it together. And gladly it only took and hour to push him out. I figure that was easy compared to the rest of his life.
digdug18 wrote:4cylndrfury wrote: WOOT - congrats - start building a go kart NOWI would but cannot find good information/websites on what is out there for karting. I tried looking for forums, but couldn't find any as well. I wouldn't mind him trying it.
For competitive karting, eKartingNews.com is a good place to start.
For building a kart to bomb around the neighborhood: http://www.mxk.com/1ykplans/ykmenu.htm
And, as someone mentioned earlier: http://www.modifiedpowerwheels.com/
-Rob
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