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holy shit! Are you teaching them to do the thriller dance?

Noah!

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bovine wrote:holy shit! Are you teaching them to do the thriller dance?

HA!

If only they grow up knowing their pop culture history and quality in their music. I'll do my best, I promise

Andrew, Killer Bee wrote:Noah!

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Holy shit, he's big! Yours came what, 2 weeks after mine and already look so much older

Congrats again, man

Last night, while watching an episode of House which involved newborn infants, I was able to momentarily imagine the vulnerability and worry a new parent must feel when they hold their child and think "I am responsible for this life."

Anyway. Cute kids, and I'm glad they're healthy, and I hope you all are handling the new-parent feelings well.

Zeus wrote:Holy shit, he's big! Yours came what, 2 weeks after mine and already look so much older

Congrats again, man

Haha, yeah, he's pretty huge. At six weeks old he's got a kilogram on his four month old cousin.

And thanks again, and congrats yourself! Man, one is hard enough. It's a miracle you haven't thrown yourself in front of a bus.

Thanks Kup.

And Andrew, I have to say it again: you have a gargantuan child. Looks healthy as fuck though which is really what matters. Let's hope neither of us ever has to worry about any long-term illnesses and everything can be normal for them while they're growing up. I have a sister with Downs Syndrome who's 6 years younger and it honestly was like having an extra 6 kids in the house at the same time.

My mom actually lives 1 km away from us so she's here a good 12 hours a day helping us. Between 3 people and the fact they're relatively easy children makes it workable while still maintaining a life. And my friends and family are around a lot and are involved so it helps.

Omg this place is becoming domesticated!

Andrew, Killer Bee wrote:Noah!

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He has that look of "If you feed me that shit again, I will kill you!"

Zeus wrote:And Andrew, I have to say it again: you have a gargantuan child. Looks healthy as fuck though which is really what matters. Let's hope neither of us ever has to worry about any long-term illnesses and everything can be normal for them while they're growing up. I have a sister with Downs Syndrome who's 6 years younger and it honestly was like having an extra 6 kids in the house at the same time.

Yeah, it's a blessing that he's healthy. Fea's brother's bub had to go into hospital at only a few weeks old as he had a fever the doctors couldn't explain and were worried was meningitis. Had to get a spinal tap and all. Brutal. Fingers crossed for the both of us though!

Zeus wrote:My mom actually lives 1 km away from us so she's here a good 12 hours a day helping us. Between 3 people and the fact they're relatively easy children makes it workable while still maintaining a life. And my friends and family are around a lot and are involved so it helps.

Ahh, lucky man. I'm glad for you. We've got Fea's brother and sisters close by but, but they're adults with busy lives and kids of their own. We would kill to have a mother at hand. Mine and Fea's are 24 and 12 hour drives away respectively.

SineSwiper wrote:He has that look of "If you feed me that shit again, I will kill you!"

I got into trouble for choosing that of all photos of him to post here, but in all honesty he looks like that a lot of the time. He is a frowny dude.

Cuties all around