Nicodemus79
Really Really Experienced
- Joined
- Oct 7, 2007
- Posts
- 382
First of all, thank you very much! 
Second, coming from someone who was, to wildly understate it, apprehensive about whether or not the good would outweigh the bad, I'm telling you that the good far outweighs the bad. It is SO worth it. My whole opinion changed the moment he was born. The first time I looked at him, something just clicked. That's MY boy. You should also know that he had colic for the first 4 months. We didn't sleep hardly at all, and when he was awake and not eating, he was screaming. I don't have the longest of tempers, but even the few fleeting smiles I got through the screaming got me through something that would have been absolutely impossible for me before I had my own child. Had it been someone else's, and I was just babysitting for the night (well, I probably wouldn't babysit at all for ANY reason, that's how anti-child I was), I would have called the parents home.
Second, coming from someone who was, to wildly understate it, apprehensive about whether or not the good would outweigh the bad, I'm telling you that the good far outweighs the bad. It is SO worth it. My whole opinion changed the moment he was born. The first time I looked at him, something just clicked. That's MY boy. You should also know that he had colic for the first 4 months. We didn't sleep hardly at all, and when he was awake and not eating, he was screaming. I don't have the longest of tempers, but even the few fleeting smiles I got through the screaming got me through something that would have been absolutely impossible for me before I had my own child. Had it been someone else's, and I was just babysitting for the night (well, I probably wouldn't babysit at all for ANY reason, that's how anti-child I was), I would have called the parents home.
