Lesson’s learned in the past 12 weeks
- Sleep deprivation is a really effective means of torture
- Velcro on diapers rank with one of the greatest innovations ever
- Bottle warmers are a complete waste of time
- The quickest way to tell if it’s time for a diaper change is to smell the babies’ backside
- My wife is a much deeper sleeper than I thought she was
- Babies really don’t like it when you suction out their nose
- Babies won’t accept $20, $50 or even $100 to just… stop… crying
- Dinner time is whenever we find time to shove something down our throats
- Anything that can be heated in the microwave is my new favorite food
- When you “burp” a baby, the gas doesn’t always come out of the mouth
- 1 out of every 10 people who learn I have boy/girl twins ask if they’re identical
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There isn’t a Human Resources person out there that really understands the Family Medical Leave Act.
- More women smile at you when you have a baby strapped to your chest.
- If you wipe down a baby with a damp washcloth and then slather scented baby lotion on, everyone will think your baby just had a bath.
- Don’t say anything you don’t want the neighborhood to know in front of the baby monitor.
- Sometimes it takes having twins to finally meet your neighbors
- I still have no desire to taste the breast milk
- Going to the bathroom requires more advanced planning than it used to
- Our parents call a lot more now that we have given them grandchildren
- Eventually, even the cat will adjust to having twins
Okay fellow parents, what have you learned
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