Recently Debby dragged me along with her to several of her pregnancy classes at Women's Hospital. These classes were intended to teach prospective new parents how to successfully bear and raise twins in a modern world. How to bring them home, care for them, teach them, change them, and bring them up so they won't become Kenny Chesney fans.
That said, I thought I'd take a few minutes to share in this blog all of the new information that I learned in these fascinating classes. I won't include the obvious things they went over, like "you'll gain weight when you're pregnant" or "you should relax if you feel stressed" or even "you don't have to pay anyone to breastfeed your baby." Instead, I'll only list the real, non-obvious, and relevant things they taught me. I'll list all of them, and then end this post.
Let's see... the non-obvious things I learned were:
Saturday, July 3, 2010
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No worries. Parenting is where the concept of On-the-Job Training originated. I didn't look that up -- but I believe it to be true! :)
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