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Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 1:27pm On Oct 23, 2008
Why do you mothers leave the kids at home with their dads but call every 5 minutes to see what's going on? have they eaten? what did they eat? how much food did they eat? did you change the diapers yet? did they get any sleep I wonder how the babysitters / day care centers would feel if you bugged them this much - they'll propably tell you to come and take ur kids!

Even when you ask us to help out with the kids, you already have a mindset we'll never get it right, so why bother then?

The kids belong to us so we love them as much as you do.

Stop being paranoid and have little trust in the fathers!

#$@%#$%@%!!
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by ayomifull(f): 2:25pm On Oct 23, 2008
kokoye:


Stop being paranoid and have little trust in the fathers!

#$@%#$%@%!!

yes sir!
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by sexyLeamon(f): 2:30pm On Oct 23, 2008
that is how mothers are, is not as if they don't trust the father, it just human nature that is how
mothers are
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by Angolobabe(f): 3:05pm On Oct 23, 2008
u´ve said it all.

sexyLeamon:

that is how mothers are, is not as if they don't trust the father, it just human nature that is how
mothers are
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 3:22pm On Oct 23, 2008
so dont complain if we at times act a little withdrawn.

Encouragement is always a good thing.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by Outstrip(f): 2:36am On Oct 24, 2008
Have you said this to your wife? She might not even know that she is doing it. I do it myself but I am aware of it now and apologise especially when I know the boys were extra hyper that day. I probably would never have known if my husband did not tell me. It can build resentment. If you have to talked to her about it do so.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by TOYOSI20(f): 2:38am On Oct 24, 2008
Yea that's a good point. . . . . . wink

and the again she just might be skeptical from past horrid experiences. . . . . . . . tongue tongue
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by KarmaMod(f): 2:41am On Oct 24, 2008
well some fathers are very ignorant

They believe as long as they do "bbay talk with the kid for like 10 mins. that's all they have to do

If a guy normlly plays with the kids, helps out with the diapers, feeding, clean up, clothing etc, I highly doubt the wife will worry cos they will know that you know what you're doing cos they've seen you do it.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by Nobody: 10:33am On Oct 24, 2008
sexyLeamon:

that is how mothers are, is not as if they don't trust the father, it just human nature that is how
mothers are
well said
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by spikedcylinder: 1:42pm On Oct 24, 2008
Outstrip:

Have you said this to your wife? She might not even know that she is doing it. I do it myself but I am aware of it now and apologise especially when I know the boys were extra hyper that day. I probably would never have known if my husband did not tell me. It can build resentment. If you have to talked to her about it do so.

Good point. smiley
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 1:50pm On Oct 24, 2008
well, I wasnt talking about ignorant fathers  or those who have created horrid experiences , because I aint guility of any of those.

I believe that's how mothers are like sexyLeamon mentioned.

Even when you talk to them about it, they still stylishly try to find out what's been going on.  cheesy and it makes me laugh all the time.

I did not change a diaper for the first 5months of my son's life because his grandmas were around so everyone thought I could not do it. But c'mon, it aint rocket science - I watched them do it once or twice and it was all I needed.

Before they all woke up one morning, I had given my boy a shower, fed him and dressed him up real good - the three of them (grandmas and wifey) woke up to meet us playing in the living room and their jaws dropped. First thing they did was make sure a diaper was on him and it wasnt leaking!

I just smiled wickedly and whistled as I went into my room. grin

We can do this but we give you the feeling of control - because we love you!
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by YeWendy1(f): 2:41pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:


Before they all woke up one morning, I had given my boy a shower, fed him and dressed him up real good - they three of them (grandmas and wifey) woke up to meet us playing in the living room and their jaws dropped. First thing they did was make sure a diaper was on him and it wasnt leaking!

I just smiled wickedly and whistled as I went into my room. grin

We can do this but we give you the feeling of control - because we love you!

Hahahaha, that was cool. At least, you showed you could do it, that's a real nice story.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by HRhotness(f): 2:41pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

well, I wasnt talking about ignorant fathers or those who have created horrid experiences , because I aint guility of any of those.

I believe that's how mothers are like sexyLeamon mentioned.

Even when you talk to them about it, they still stylishly try to find out what's been going on. cheesy and it makes me laugh all the time.

I did not change a diaper for the first 5months of my son's life because his grandmas were around so everyone thought I could not do it. But c'mon, it aint rocket science - I watched them do it once or twice and it was all I needed.

Before they all woke up one morning, I had given my boy a shower, fed him and dressed him up real good - they three of them (grandmas and wifey) woke up to meet us playing in the living room and their jaws dropped. First thing they did was make sure a diaper was on him and it wasnt leaking!

I just smiled wickedly and whistled as I went into my room. grin

We can do this but we give you the feeling of control - because we love you!


that is sooo sexy grin grin grin grin
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by rubi(f): 2:51pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

Why do you mothers leave the kids at home with their dads but call every 5 minutes to see what's going on? have they eaten? what did they eat? how much food did they eat? did you change the diapers yet? did they get any sleep I wonder how the babysitters / day care centers would feel if you bugged them this much - they'll propably tell you to come and take ur kids!

Even when you ask us to help out with the kids, you already have a mindset we'll never get it right, so why bother then?

The kids belong to us so we love them as much as you do.

Stop being paranoid and have little trust in the fathers!

#$@%#$%@%!!

It is natural I do that too. The honest truth is that 99.9% of day care centers/baby sitters are run by women ( mothers) so the mother knew exactly that the person their child is with knows exactly what to do even if she is not there but men it is hard to leave your child with your hubby without monitoring the kids especially when they are on the internet forget it that one is another story.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by KarmaMod(f): 2:52pm On Oct 24, 2008
Before they all woke up one morning, I had given my boy a shower, fed him and dressed him up real good - they three of them (grandmas and wifey) woke up to meet us playing in the living room and their jaws dropped. First thing they did was make sure a diaper was on him and it wasnt leaking!

I just smiled wickedly and whistled as I went into my room.

Lol. Good job. She shouldnt worry about anything then.

If it really bothers you do, It'd be better for you to discuss it with her instead of withdrawing from such things smiley
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by rubi(f): 2:54pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

well, I wasnt talking about ignorant fathers or those who have created horrid experiences , because I aint guility of any of those.

I believe that's how mothers are like sexyLeamon mentioned.

Even when you talk to them about it, they still stylishly try to find out what's been going on. cheesy and it makes me laugh all the time.

I did not change a diaper for the first 5months of my son's life because his grandmas were around so everyone thought I could not do it. But c'mon, it aint rocket science - I watched them do it once or twice and it was all I needed.

Before they all woke up one morning, I had given my boy a shower, fed him and dressed him up real good - they three of them (grandmas and wifey) woke up to meet us playing in the living room and their jaws dropped. First thing they did was make sure a diaper was on him and it wasnt leaking!

I just smiled wickedly and whistled as I went into my room. grin

We can do this but we give you the feeling of control - because we love you!

Are you sure? if you are that is great
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 2:57pm On Oct 24, 2008
rubi:

Are you sure? if you are that is great

You better ask somebody wink

I did not marry until I was sure I was ready to be a loving and devoted husband and father.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by rubi(f): 3:11pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

You better ask somebody wink

I did not marry until I was sure I was ready to be a loving and devoted husband and father.
You will reap the fruit of your labor
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 3:22pm On Oct 24, 2008
Amin ooooooo

Your prayer just generated another thread wink
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by Shinatu: 3:29pm On Oct 24, 2008
I understand how your wife feels, I must confess I would do the same thing.
The first time I left my son alone with the Dad, I think I called about two times before I told myself to stop it.
I got back to the house to find the two of them in the bath tub having fun!.i am sure the guy had more fun that day than he had ever had with me.

It is just that at a particular age babies can be difficult to manage, I was washing my face in the bathroom one day only to open my eyes to find my son chewing bathing soap like chewing gum! How do you expect me to feel comfortable  leaving him alone with the Dad who can watch football and forget he ever had a kid? grin
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 3:43pm On Oct 24, 2008
Shinatu:

How do you expect me to feel comfortable leaving him alone with the Dad who can watch football and forget he ever had a kid? grin

How do you expect a father to feel comfortable leaving the child with the mother who can gossip away on the phone and forget she ever had a kid? grin
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by YeWendy1(f): 3:59pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

How do you expect a father to feel comfortable leaving the child with the mother who can gossip away on the phone and forget she ever had a kid? grin

hehe, true that! cheesy
Fathers just care as much, it's not just the mothers. wink
Just as mothers have their faults, fathers do too. smiley
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by Shinatu: 4:24pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

How do you expect a father to feel comfortable leaving the child with the mother who can gossip away on the phone and forget she ever had a kid? grin



grin grin grin grin grin grin Haba kokoye, We all know how this Football dey catch you people now! gossip no dey do us like that
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 4:48pm On Oct 24, 2008
Not me o.

Not since 1984 when Zamalek defeated IICC Shooting Stars at home in Ibadan.

or when Italy scored a last minute goal against Nigeria during the 2004 World Cup. embarassed

My nerves cant handle such things anymore
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 4:49pm On Oct 24, 2008
Talk about Basketball , yea!! 20 hoops within 30 seconds.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by KarmaMod(f): 4:50pm On Oct 24, 2008
maybe you should defend better teams tongue
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by rubi(f): 4:55pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:


or when Italy scored a last minute goal against Nigeria during the 2004 World Cup. embarassed

My nerves can't handle such things anymore

I taught it is only me that have that kind of shock.
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by rubi(f): 4:59pm On Oct 24, 2008
kokoye:

How do you expect a father to feel comfortable leaving the child with the mother who can gossip away on the phone and forget she ever had a kid? grin

It is not true the brain of a mother at home moves like calculator/computer she's alert more than her hubby when it comes to handling kids
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 5:27pm On Oct 24, 2008
yea yea yea.

Flatter yaself. some computer processors have been dealt with wear and tear grin
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by mohawkchic(f): 1:33pm On Oct 25, 2008
~I had to laff  kokoye  when i read your post . . cheesy only difference is i don't do it to my hubby,i do that to my m8 when my son goes over to stay on weekends . . . embarassed

~I'd like to assure you however when you're a hands on dad,you'll come to realise as your son grows older,your mrs will become less paranoid about how you go about looking after your son when she's not around!!I suppose been a firts time mum,all the concerns/woories are on overdrive  grin so take it with a pinch of salt wink


~You either learn how she wants certain things done, or you let her know you want to discover how to do things for your son your way . . if you guys reach a compropmise of knowing how you both do certain things for your son,i bet there wont be room for worry coming from mum!!

~I know for a fact getting you guys to do things the way we want is a dream too far away to even imagine so i let my hubby look after our son the way he wants to & am comfy with that!!
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by spikedcylinder: 9:26am On Oct 27, 2008
Awww. . . .kokoye, you sound like a real cool dude. Your family is lucky to have you. smiley
Re: Mothers, Trust Us Please! by kokoye(m): 5:29pm On Oct 27, 2008
spikedcylinder:

Awww. . . .kokoye, you sound like a real cool dude. Your family is lucky to have you. smiley

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwww S-p-i-k-y!!!

My head is swellinggggggg smiley wink cheesy grin cool

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