I'm on s4 right now, think it's pretty awesome. You wish you could be as cool as Don, your more Freddy though.Why do I keep watching Mad Men? Maybe its because I try to out drink Don Draper. Otherwise the show sucks other than Alison Brie and Christina Hendricks.
She is usually just up to eat but sometimes it's as simple as her losing her pacifier. Right now we are starting her on baby food and also trying to transition her out of swaddling. My wife does not function well without good sleep so it's been pretty rough at times. I help a lot on the weekends by letting her sleep in as long as she wants but it's hard for me to do much on weeknights and still function at work.When they are about 4 years old, you'll start to see the light. The first 3 years get progressively easier. The first year is hell. No two ways about it man.
What was the baby up for? Hungry? Diaper?
In honor of the Freeman signing, I just got Taco Bell for lunch.
metal and coffee are your only optionsShe is usually just up to eat but sometimes it's as simple as her losing her pacifier. Right now we are starting her on baby food and also trying to transition her out of swaddling. My wife does not function well without good sleep so it's been pretty rough at times. I help a lot on the weekends by letting her sleep in as long as she wants but it's hard for me to do much on weeknights and still function at work.
I agree with just general sentiment that he's good but there's nothing that screams "special". But glove is non-issue, like BigAT said. Warner was fine with gloves
I'm on s4 right now, think it's pretty awesome. You wish you could be as cool as Don, your more Freddy though.
I would love for Nassib to leapfrog both Freeman and Painter this summer. Really needs to improve and it would be nice to keep two quarterbacks again. Painter is completely useless. Freeman has talent (scarfing tacos) but his work ethic is shit. If he's any way committed to getting better he should have no problems knocking CPaint off the team. That's a plus, I guess.Certainly not dismissing Freeman as being hot garbage in that game but honestly that was such a ridiculous coaching move that deserves equal blame for throwing the guy out there two days after he joined the team? Maybe three? With little exposure to the playbook.
The Giants are looking for an upgrade over Painter obviously. Freeman in 2012 threw for 4k yards and had 27 TD's so at least there's SOME upside there I suppose? Eli goes down and it won't matter anyways but I /really/ hope Nassib comes along. I don't want a roster space wasted on a third QB.
Why do I keep watching Mad Men? Maybe its because I try to out drink Don Draper. Otherwise the show sucks other than Alison Brie and Christina Hendricks.
:jnc , Gatas more of a Glenn.You're more of a Glen type.
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Seth Rogen and Zac Efron meet Aaron Rodgers
Pretty funnyeven though Erron can't act for shit.
Thanks, buddy. Drinking my third cup as we speak, and music will be greeting me as soon as I leave work. I've been in kind of a post-hardcore mood lately for some reason, though.metal and coffee are your only options
best of luck!
Since I'm picking for the Redskins I would like to offer DeAngelo hall and Fred Davis to the Browns for their first round pick. The offer comes off the table at midnight tonight.
Night Verses - Lift Your ExistenceThanks, buddy. Drinking my third cup as we speak, and music will be greeting me as soon as I leave work. I've been in kind of a post-hardcore mood lately for some reason, though.
konky was right, fargo is amazing.
billy bob thornton is pulling a mcconaughey, he's killing it.
It's the best show on television where nothing happens. Seriously, it's so hard to explain to people why Mad Men is great. It's about soaking in the time period, the characters, etc. and seeing where it takes you. I have plenty of friends that hate it specifically because well...very little actually happens in the way of a continuing storyline. It's just people living their lives in the 60's.Why do I keep watching Mad Men? Maybe its because I try to out drink Don Draper. Otherwise the show sucks other than Alison Brie and Christina Hendricks.
Its pretty normal in the first 5-6 months for her to wake up for feedings. My 2 year old would wake up every three hours for the first three months to drink a bottle. In the fourth and fifth month she would start to sleep 5-6 hours before needing to feed. By the 7th/8th month we started sleep training her. Sleep training can be tough depending on how you choose to do it because if you're going for the cry it out method, you'll have to fight your paternal urge to go soothe your child.She is usually just up to eat but sometimes it's as simple as her losing her pacifier. Right now we are starting her on baby food and also trying to transition her out of swaddling. My wife does not function well without good sleep so it's been pretty rough at times. I help a lot on the weekends by letting her sleep in as long as she wants but it's hard for me to do much on weeknights and still function at work.
Thanks! Got ya hooked!Hey Angmars, the first four Chapters of your book are really good! Looking forward to reading the rest, you've got my attention for sure.
Glad the Jets got Chris Johnson. Was so sick of watching Bilal Powell fucking suck last year. CJ + Ivory is pretty nice.
I like that backfield. Johnson is a good pass-catcher and is still very fast...
Glad the Jets got Chris Johnson. Was so sick of watching Bilal Powell fucking suck last year. CJ + Ivory is pretty nice.
Hey bros, when does having a kid get easier? The baby is five months old now, up five times last night and tossing and turning in between. Doesn't really affect me but it's about to drive my wife insane which obviously does affect me. Sorry for the venting but it's been rough.
That is pretty normal. My 2nd is 5 months old too and gets up between 3 and 6 months at night. First child did the same. Breastfed babies especially can digest the milk fast. Solid food will allow them to sleep longer after 6 months but even then they will wake up if the baby is so inclined.
One thing you can try to do is keep them awake for 3+ hours before bedtime.
For the draft do the Jets still go WR or secondary?
Chris Johnson signs a two year deal with the New York Jets. Their Chris Ivory/Chris Johnson backfield isn't terrible.
For the draft do the Jets still go WR or secondary?
4 here and I just finished another cupI'm drinking coffee at 1pm.
#NoTime2Sleep
#FuckThePolice
Don't say that man! My month and 2 week old is pretty tough right now and by the 5 month mark we are expecting it to be completely different.
We already tried to a sleep training regimen. Change diaper, give him his zantac (reflux problems, massage him with baby lotion, wife feeds him (breast milk exclusively), burp, and then into his co sleeper by 9pm.
He sleeps for a good 2-3 hours but of course needs more milk. It's usually when he wakes up around 4-5am that he doesn't want to go back to bed. He grunts, randomly screams/cries, tosses and turns which keeps us up, and sometimes will be wide awake and just wants to play.
All we have read and been told by other parents is that it gets easier after about 8 weeks (reflux issues get better) and def by the 4th month it gets a lot better. I don't want the same routine 4-5 months from now. Barely getting any sleep.
I wish but with a kid this young he stays awake a total of like 1-1.5 hours a day. Keeping him up for 3 hours would be godly!
4 here and I just finished another cup
workout time wooooo
I wish but with a kid this young he stays awake a total of like 1-1.5 hours a day. Keeping him up for 3 hours would be godly!
On it!Night Verses - Lift Your Existence
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Yeah, we knew what to expect going in as far as the baby waking up to eat but some nights are just randomly a lot worse than others. One night she will wake up twice and sleep soundly in between, the next she will wake up five times and toss and turn all night. She is good at knowing when it's nighttime usually (even when she cries her eyes stay closed and she doesn't really "wake up" very often) but she just seems to be uncomfortable at times. Anyway, we've started cereal and stage one food now so hopefully that will help some.Its pretty normal in the first 5-6 months for her to wake up for feedings. My 2 year old would wake up every three hours for the first three months to drink a bottle. In the fourth and fifth month she would start to sleep 5-6 hours before needing to feed. By the 7th/8th month we started sleep training her. Sleep training can be tough depending on how you choose to do it because if you're going for the cry it out method, you'll have to fight your paternal urge to go soothe your child.
For my wife and I, we did a modified version of that at about month 8. We gave her a bath, put her down for bed at about 8:00pm and she would start to cry about 15 minutes afterwards when she would lose her pacifier. We would let her cry or 5 minutes, then go up and rub her tummy and head and tell her it was ok. We would NOT put the thing back in her mouth nor would we pick her up. Then we'd wait 7 minutes. Do the same thing. Then 10 minutes, then 12 minutes, 15 minutes, etc. Until she fell asleep. She may still wake up during the night and if she does, you would repeat the same thing until she falls back asleep.
The next night you'll notice she falls asleep faster and the next night even faster until finally she doesn't even need you to come in. She will put herself to sleep. Your essentially breaking her of needing whatever it is she is crying about.
That's not for everyone but it worked wonders for us. Abby has slept 12 hours a night (she goes down abot 8-8:30 and wakes up at about 8am) with a 2 hour nap in the afternoon since without fail. I can't emphasize enough that you should NOT be doing this if you're baby is 6 months old or less. Babies NEED food when they are that young. By the time they hit month 7 or so they generally do not have to feed overnight if they get a good bottle before bed but you'll need to gauge that.
Well I'm sure you've heard it a million times but every baby is different. Things have definitely gotten better overall but you still have the occasional night or two that just sucks. Today I went in to work a few hours late just to give my wife a few hours of uninterrupted sleep. I function better on less sleep than she does. Our baby also had reflux issues so we did Zantac for awhile as well but thankfully that seems to have gotten better for the most part. She still spits up some but not as much. I hope things get better for you soon, buddy.Don't say that man! My month and 2 week old is pretty tough right now and by the 5 month mark we are expecting it to be completely different.
We already tried to a sleep training regimen. Change diaper, give him his zantac (reflux problems, massage him with baby lotion, wife feeds him (breast milk exclusively), burp, and then into his co sleeper by 9pm.
He sleeps for a good 2-3 hours but of course needs more milk. It's usually when he wakes up around 4-5am that he doesn't want to go back to bed. He grunts, randomly screams/cries, tosses and turns which keeps us up, and sometimes will be wide awake and just wants to play.
All we have read and been told by other parents is that it gets easier after about 8 weeks (reflux issues get better) and def by the 4th month it gets a lot better. I don't want the same routine 4-5 months from now. Barely getting any sleep.
I love this dad-NFL-GAF thing we have going on, haha. Good luck on the no diaper training!You'll start getting better sleep about 6 months in as the baby settles into a sleep pattern. Until then sleep when the baby sleeps. If this means a nap at 6pm, do it. Take shifts if you have to.
Right now I have my own dilemma - bed wetting. Trying to wean my 3 year old off diapers. Have never cleaned so many bedsheets in my life.
Raiders hope to trade QB Terrelle Pryor before the start of the offseason program on Monday, per league source.
Don't be a weak ass bitch like some Pats fan or perverted Jets fan.She is usually just up to eat but sometimes it's as simple as her losing her pacifier. Right now we are starting her on baby food and also trying to transition her out of swaddling. My wife does not function well without good sleep so it's been pretty rough at times. I help a lot on the weekends by letting her sleep in as long as she wants but it's hard for me to do much on weeknights and still function at work.
4pm here and sitting down to a mocha grande at Starbucks.I'm drinking coffee at 1pm.
#NoTime2Sleep
#FuckThePolice
My wife feeds the baby at night during the week since she isn't working so I usually do alright with sleep. I'd say I average about 6 hours a night which is fine for me with some coffee. The problem is making sure she stays happy and doesn't go insane! I help out some on nights when it gets really bad (like last night) but for the most part she is the one doing the work during the night.Don't be a weak ass bitch like some Pats fan or perverted Jets fan.
Lack of sleep mans you the fuck up. If you think one is hard try twins with minimal help (we have no family nearby). Did I go crazy? Almost (the jury was out on my wife for the first 6 months).
It is too late for you, but my advice for all parents BEFORE the baby is born is to get into the best shape of your life. You won't have time to workout or take care of yourself for some time after the baby is born so get that shit down before your new baby comes into your family. But you really learn to adapt and it actually makes you that much better at managing your time. I became a lot more productive at work after we had kids because I had to get shit done in a certain amount of time.
As for sleep, it all depends on the kid and if they are sick or not. It is much harder to do, but really try to keep the kid out of your bed. As with everything in parenting it all pays huge dividends later on. Never allow any sick fucks near your baby if you can help it. You will be miserable every time your baby is sick. This doesn't just go for airborne sicknesses like people with colds, also keep all Pat fans and Jordaphiles away from your baby.
The other thing I will recommend is to try and skip baby food as much as possible. Try to mash the food you and your wife (I assuming you are married, but I don't judge people with harems, concubines or in any other type of relationship) eat. Baby food is a lot easier to feed in the beginning, but if you get your kid eating the same exact shit you eat it will make your life so much easier and will save you mucho dollars after they are one and later on. It really develops their sense of taste and will make them less picky. This made it really easy for me and my wife to take our kids to restaurants. Wait until you see your kids eyes the first time they get fried chicken. Every father should get to see this. You won't ever see that reaction from eating baby food.
Also, try to minimize the amount of tv or screens your baby gets to watch. I am a big believer that if you fuck around with too much tv or ipads when you are an infant you are going to develop some Gata tendencies.
Fuck these young uns. Fathers about to take over this thread.
My parents live 5 minutes away from me so thats built in babysitting. I don't know what I'd do without it. Both kids sleep over at their grandparents house every other Saturday so those days are fucking godly!.
I know what you mean about not having family nearby. Our family all lives four hours away so we are completely on our own. It really sucks sometimes!
My 7 year old watched very little TV when she was young but she's an iPad addict now. My wife and I have had to put limits on it. She turns into a zombie otherwise.One of my coworkers said she just plops her eight-month-old boy down in front of the tv while she does stuff around the apartment. He's addicted to Mickey Mouse and Cat in the Hat now and will get severely upset if he doesn't get to watch it regularly. Really sucks having to resist the urge to tell her she isn't doing the right thing.