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post 1672621783 12-10-2022, 05:47 PM
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Lots of 2 year olds ITT.
Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
We have been forecast snow in the next few days and she has never seen snow before. I have no idea how she is going to react to it, but I am excited to see.


Definitely a time to snap some pics. My daughter was just walking when she first saw snow.

Got her all dressed up- pink coat, hat, gloves. It was a very short outing.I know I have a couple of photos.

But when we were in MI she became a big fan of winter...she misses it at least a little and definitely doesn't like extreme heat.
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post 1672622263 12-10-2022, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422
Lots of 2 year olds ITT.





Definitely a time to snap some pics. My daughter was just walking when she first saw snow.

Got her all dressed up- pink coat, hat, gloves. It was a very short outing.I know I have a couple of photos.

But when we were in MI she became a big fan of winter...she misses it at least a little and definitely doesn't like extreme heat.
Two sides of the house have floor to ceiling windows and glass doors (which is why she lost her mind when the ducks walked up to the house), so she can see it all without needing to be picked up or anything.

I'll try and get her excited about it before going outside. She likes wearing her boots, so that's one battle I don't have to have.

I am not a picture person, but my wife is. I imagine there will be a lot of videos with the snow. There has already been a lot of pics/vids with the christmas tree.
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post 1672622363 12-10-2022, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
Two sides of the house have floor to ceiling windows and glass doors (which is why she lost her mind when the ducks walked up to the house), so she can see it all without needing to be picked up or anything.

I'll try and get her excited about it before going outside. She likes wearing her boots, so that's one battle I don't have to have.

I am not a picture person, but my wife is. I imagine there will be a lot of videos with the snow. There has already been a lot of pics/vids with the christmas tree.
I'm trying to take tons of pictures, I know one day I'll need them to reminisce.

my wife takes more, but like Barteh said I try to stay in the moment.
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post 1672622433 12-10-2022, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy
I know these feels, brah. My son turned 2 on the 5th of this month.

Watching their personalities emerge more and more everyday is the coolest thing to witness.

Cheers, brah!
It fascinates me watching it happen before my eyes - absolutely mind blowing.
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post 1672622503 12-10-2022, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
Two sides of the house have floor to ceiling windows and glass doors (which is why she lost her mind when the ducks walked up to the house), so she can see it all without needing to be picked up or anything.

I'll try and get her excited about it before going outside. She likes wearing her boots, so that's one battle I don't have to have.

I am not a picture person, but my wife is.I imagine there will be a lot of videos with the snow. There has already been a lot of pics/vids with the christmas tree.
Exactly the same here. I just have my girl text my mum pics and videos and they don't even speak the same language. For me constantly taking pictures ruins the moment.
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Originally Posted By Barteh
Exactly the same here. I just have my girl text my mum pics and videos and they don't even speak the same language. For me constantly taking pictures ruins the moment.
For me it stems from really not liking being photographed/recorded, but I have had to work on that as my wife loves taking pics of me with the munchkin.

She has an enormous playpen and I used to take a mouse and keyboard in there and work on the big wallscreen. I came home one day to a 3'x4' framed photo on the wall of the study/home office of me asleep in the playpen surrounded by toys and the munchkin curled up asleep on me.

It's my wife's favourite photo in the world.
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post 1672623843 12-10-2022, 06:27 PM
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Love this for you OP brah. Chilling in the playroom with my wife and 17 month old as I type. Dad life is GOAT life.

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post 1672624343 12-10-2022, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
Walking and maybe talking in the next 6 months. It is about to get very fun for you.
lol he absolutely hauls in his walker so far. Think he’ll be crawling within a week or so.
Appreciate it bud!
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post 1672626803 12-10-2022, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted By blissful88
You love to see it macrobrah

Can confirm watching your kids grow is life changing & they will teach you so much in return



Also natureisspiritual because it was created for us to exist
I agree with you to a point. But doesn't change the feeling that we get, and I'm with you all the way in that respect.
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post 1672627043 12-10-2022, 07:37 PM
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Awwwww so many little ones in this thread! I miss my son being little. Enjoy every minute with your little ones, it sure does go by in a blink. One day they'll be all grown up and you'll wonder how it happened so fast.
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loled at the future 65 year old fathers at their kid's hs graduation being mistaken for a granddad ITT.
post 1672629143 12-10-2022, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Dogkrack
loled at the future 65 year old fathers at their kid's hs graduation being mistaken for a granddad ITT.
No f*cks given - I waited til I had my own chit right so that I was a better parent than mine were.
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post 1672629233 12-10-2022, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted By macrocrunch
No f*cks given - I waited til I had my own chit right so that I was a better parent than mine were.
have fun dying when your kids are in their 20s. there's more to life than jew carnival tokens. lmao cant take it with you boyo.
post 1672630163 12-10-2022, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Dogkrack
have fun dying when your kids are in their 20s. there's more to life than jew carnival tokens. lmao cant take it with you boyo.
I'm not trying to - I'm trying to live and be present now. Nice try on the thread derail with your jew overlords occupying your mind for free.

I don't understand why you feel compelled to tell me how to live.
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post 1672630333 12-10-2022, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422
Awwwww so many little ones in this thread! I miss my son being little. Enjoy every minute with your little ones, it sure does go by in a blink. One day they'll be all grown up and you'll wonder how it happened so fast.
Feels. We've had little ones in our home for a long time. My oldest is a junior in high school and my baby girl turned 4 last month. It's our last time going through firsts with a child.
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Originally Posted By macrocrunch
I'm not trying to - I'm trying to live and be present now. Nice try on the thread derail with your jew overlords occupying your mind for free.

I don't understand why you feel compelled to tell me how to live.
ok rabbi. have fun with your shekles and never seeing your grandkids grow up. lol
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Originally Posted By FarmersSon
Feels. We've had little ones in our home for a long time. My oldest is a junior in high school and my baby girl turned 4 last month. It's our lady time going through firsts with a child.
Damn bro what's that feel like?
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post 1672630943 12-10-2022, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By macrocrunch
Damn bro what's that feel like?
It's good. Time to move on to a new stage of life, but I'll miss having little ones.

I'm a better parent in some ways - more patient, I think wiser and more understanding. Worse in others. I'm in good shape but I don't have the energy I used to. My oldest son out hiked me backpacking last summer for the first time. That felt really strange. He'd been running all summer to get in shape for high school cross country and he could cover more miles than me. Never had one of my kids surpass me physically before. It's the circle of life I suppose.
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Das it mane. Literally what life is about.

But how do you feel about this country being run by ped0es? Seriously. One of my biggest concerns at the moment. Most parents are just NPCing through life, acting as if the elites/wealthy arent actively trying to sexualize and groom their children.

Keep her close and protect her. Chit is going to get real bad in the near future.
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My wife is due in February. Can’t wait for the little girl to arrive.
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Das it mane. Das it.
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Originally Posted By akferd
Das it mane. Literally what life is about.

But how do you feel about this country being run by ped0es? Seriously. One of my biggest concerns at the moment. Most parents are just NPCing through life, acting as if the elites/wealthy arent actively trying to sexualize and groom their children.

Keep her close and protect her. Chit is going to get real bad in the near future.
Yeah, I hear you. Each generation has its own set of challenges and very intimidating circumstances. I definitely think I break the NPC mold, and am aware but not paranoid.
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Being a dad is my favorite part of life. Congrats to you, OP. I know those feels
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Repped for wholesome thread. It's a nice change of pace from all the bitter jaded incel threads here.
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Lots of future dads in here, ha. I hope you guys are doing all the right things. Or you gonna be in for a few nasty life surprises with lifelong consequences. I helped a woman deliver naturally with no tears, she already recovered fully only days after, baby super strong and healthy. Take this period in your wife’s life very seriously bros, loss of her body health and figure, hormonal imbalance resulting in depression and personality change, vaginal tears resulting in loose pussy etc. those are very real things, and I advice you future fathers to take action NOW to prevent all of that. You are about to have a horrific experience in a hospital, and about to witness your wife in insane inhuman amount of pain and suffering, all totally unnecessary, by the way. If you do things right she should push out the baby easily and not even need a Motrin after. Good luck.
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Originally Posted By macrocrunch
No f*cks given - I waited til I had my own chit right so that I was a better parent than mine were.
It’s a delicate balance. The longer you and the female wait to have kids the harder and more dangerous this will be for the child and for you both.
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Originally Posted By kusok
It’s a delicate balance. The longer you and the female wait to have kids the harder and more dangerous this will be for the child and for you both.
good thing my wife is 7 years younger
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Originally Posted By macrocrunch
good thing my wife is 7 years younger
Ahsmart man…
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Awesome thread. My kids are 9 and 7 and whenever I look at old pics of things from years ago I get all the feels. And those memories keep coming, they just change. Now I get to cheer for my daughter at her first track meet and gymnastics competitions, cook with them, work out with them, get to know what they really love.

I just introduced them to Star Wars and we do movie night every Sunday so did the whole series of movies, just finished last weekend. It's a whole different experience watching stuff with kids who have an entirely different perspective.

Biggest advice I got as a new parent and it has held true to this day is be patient and calm always and also follow through on everything you say.
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