₦airaland Forum

igwegeorgiano:
are you sure you re not lying to us but at the same time not telling the truth either cos i know you wella op

cococandy:
If the mom used to work before delivery, you need to save a bunch of money before the baby comes. That way one parent can be with the new born for some extended time (beyond what the workplace offers) before returning to work. If saving is not feasible, then consider lifestyle modification so that the reduced income won’t hit hard.

The stress is going to stress. Not much way around that unless you have good help. That reduces stress. Newborns don’t sleep. Max is 3-4 hours at a stretch on a goodnight. But they get better as they get older.

The only gender roles that apply in this situation is who will push the baby out and breast feed. (Mom) Everything else is can be done by anyone. If she feels up to it, awesome. If she doesn’t, then her partner has to step up or you outsource. Wahala no dey finish.

Newborns start to laugh and giggle at around 3-4 months. Their laughter is so sweet and will make you very happy whenever it happens. So there’s a rainbow and unicorn in all that stress.

Investtorr:
Quiet guy

mariahAngel:
It's surprising how no woman ever talks about that...
It's all smile and wave

Kamachicho:
Until the birth you just don't realise the amount of load you are carrying. You feel light and relieved. Then tired especially when you did the pushing. After which joy and wonder sets in looking/admiring the baby that your body housed for nine months (more/less). God's favour room here I come again

ImaIma1:
Is that what wrinkles the belly? I thought it was the stretching of the tummy during pregnancy and the scratching of the tummy.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Ogbeni... mind your business.
My grandfather is about 145 years old and very much alive and healthy. . . Do you know why bros op. . .

Because my grandfather is always minding his own business

MrGoood:
If you re very good in writing projects pls drop your contact, I will be paying per chapter, I have a topic already

Cnach:
Sorry my brother...
It time nairaland start attaching age to every username so that we would know what we are suffering here.
Where in Nigeria have u been and what slang do u know? People with experience are talking and u are there fighting with dictionary. Africans are really easy to deceive

airminem:
V for vulva