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| 3 | [xMODx] We are not spamming you.What the hell was that guy talking about in the YouTube video? | /r/seduction | 23/06/12 10:20 PM |
| 5 | The joys of parental equality - “Apart from breastfeeding, there is no reason why a mother should be more equipped or is a better parent than a father. You can only have equality anyway when responsibility and decisions about your kids are shared.”I had a lot of trouble breastfeeding early on - I was stressed, baby was stressed, his whole little body would become tense like a log every time he tried to feed. My SO stepped in and started bathing with our son and getting lots of skin to skin contact and there was an immediate change in our son's temperament when I would feed him. It also helped during the 'arsenic hour'. They would lay on the couch chest to chest and the fussiness would immediately stop. It's also a good method of temperatu… | /r/MensRights | 10/11/11 02:48 AM |
| 1 | The joys of parental equality - “Apart from breastfeeding, there is no reason why a mother should be more equipped or is a better parent than a father. You can only have equality anyway when responsibility and decisions about your kids are shared.”I went back to working night shifts when our son was 15 months old. It's difficult in that I don't get to spend a lot of time with my SO, but it was also the best thing that could have happened for us as a family. The degree in which the bond between Daddy and son grew since that time I've been at work was amazing. Shared parenting is a shared joy. We're hoping the long service leave my SO has saved up will tie in with the birth of our next child so he can take a big chunk of time off to be at h… | /r/MensRights | 10/11/11 02:36 AM |
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