Baby girl!

My life just took such a another major change. My beautiful baby girl, Charlotte, was born this morning around 11:00AM EST. 6 pounds 12oz and surprisingly full of energy!

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msteinhilber

Congrats! That's awesome news. Parenthood can be one of the most challenging experiences many of us will ever face, but it's well worth it. If I didn't have my son I have no idea what I would be doing, his birth has changed me in so many ways for the better.

keenon

o the greatest fun in the world. all the sleepless nights

I could do it again just to see them smile

badboyeee

congrats on your new bundle joy

DevilWAH

congratulations

coolest thing that can ever happen to you

ours is 9 months now and dispite a lot of early on crying is now the coolest and cutest thing in the world

Be perpared to write of 6 months of study, social life and having any kind of rest. but the benifits are out of this world

Wish you and the family all the best.

sys_teck

Congratulation, man!!

It will loong path in Fatherhood for you!! This is best thing for man!

ButtonMe

Congratulations on your little bundle of joy! This is just the first turn in your life - now every day will bring something new, exciting and challenging! Enjoy every second of it - they grow up so quickly!

DevilWAH

ButtonMe wrote: »

they grow up so quickly!

Although some times at 3:30 am when you have a crying / screaming baby in your arms it just dosen't feel fast enough

Belive me though, one day you even miss those times.

eMeS

Congratulations...now you get to have zero *** life like the rest of us.

DevilWAH

eMeS wrote: »

Congratulations...now you get to have zero *** life like the rest of us.

MS

Nah, Still have plenty of that

Baby can't take away all the fun

kriscamaro68

veritas_libertas wrote: »

If you don't you will regret it

I am having my first on Monday. A baby boy. I would recommend checking out a video called "The Happiest Baby on the Block". It seems to work on the video. He has some clips on youtube you can watch but he also has a video you can buy. I will be putting these newly learned skills to the test.

Turgon

eMeS wrote: »

Congratulations...now you get to have zero *** life like the rest of us.

MS

Echo that, a three year old and a newborn keeps us both pretty busy and tired 24/7. All worth it though.

Deathgomper

Congrats, I am glad to hear everything went well. Welcome to Baby+

twodogs62

Congrats, Sounds like you got your Baby+ certification.

thehourman

Congrats man.

earweed

Best time in my life was my daughters younger years...So much joy they brought me.

ericcumbee

Congrats you would not happen to be one of the Purple Pansie Paldins of Furman?

earweed

Paladin wrote: »

Congratulations to you and your wife on a successful project!

Here's something to ponder: Some managers believe that if one woman can have a baby in 9 months, then 9 women can have a have a baby in one month.

Cheers!

Paladin
ISMS Architect and Data Center Manager

Some managers also believe that if 9 women can have 9 babies in 9 months then it'd be more cost efficient for 1 women to have 9 babies in 9 months...lol

Dr IT

Congrats mate........:)

mikej412

earweed wrote: »

Some managers also believe that if 9 women can have 9 babies in 9 months then it'd be more cost efficient for 1 women to have 9 babies in 9 months...lol

And eventually it will turn into a Manager/Project Manager scheduling a woman who isn't even pregnant now to have 9 babies in the next month.

Plantwiz

veritas_libertas wrote: »

My life just took such a another major change. My beautiful baby girl, Charlotte, was born this morning around 11:00AM EST. 6 pounds 12oz and surprisingly full of energy!

Congratulations!

Now add "Strong Fathers, Strong Daughers" by Dr. Meg Meeker to your reading list and read it! (asap)

I kid, but not really! It's a great book

veritas_libertas

ericcumbee wrote: »

Congrats you would not happen to be one of the Purple Pansie Paldins of Furman?

Ah, no...

veritas_libertas

Plantwiz wrote: »

Congratulations!

Now add "Strong Fathers, Strong Daughers" by Dr. Meg Meeker to your reading list and read it! (asap) I kid, but not really! It's a great book

Actually, that does look like interesting book...

Plantwiz

veritas_libertas wrote: »

Actually, that does look like interesting book...

It is a GREAT book, for Mom's too!

And, it is really interesting just how much of that is true when I look back and the role my Father played.

Dr. Meeker has "Boys shall be Boys" (or maybe 'Should be') and she again stress how we as a culture (speaking for the US) are destroying the curiosity and natural 'play' our young men once had and we've handcuffed them into 'safety' (I'm at a loss for my phrasing this morning). Nevertheless, too many parents don't let their young men work out their own problems (and I'm talking pre-teen stuff here, playground squabbles and small kid adventures) so that when they are teens, they don't cope as well as they once did.

I hope you are able to obtain a copy and find some time to read it. You will be a larger role in your daughters life than you might possibly know so things you Do and SAY will always guide her in her choices later in life.

tgfndotcom

That is a major accomplishment......... makes certifications really secondary in life

ericcumbee

veritas_libertas wrote: »

Ah, no...

thats good to hear.