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ยป Calling all Misc Good Fathers!!!
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post 1699067283 03-11-2024, 04:34 PM
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Calling all Misc Good Fathers!!!

Just celebrated my son's 1st birthday and I feel like I'm making it up as I go.
He watches everything I do and say so I try to be on my best behavior around him. I talk to him and try to interact with him whenever I can.
I put 1K a month in a investment account for him and he has some gold and crypto.
Am I missing something?
Seems like that's about all you do for the first couple of years until they start to develop interest?

I change diapers now and again but mostly my girl handles that and I don't really feed him because my girl makes his food and she has him on a specific schedule.

Maybe I can offer to feed him more?

Any non LGBT advice would be appreciated.
post 1699067603 03-11-2024, 04:46 PM
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The first year to 1.5 years they're mainly in potato mode, and don't really do anything overly interesting of gratifying. I have a two year old, and it wasn't til she was approaching two, and starting to show a more nuanced personality, her own interests, a sense of humor, that I started to really bond with her and find ways to connect with her.
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