Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:18 pm
Congratulations Jason, all the best! 
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Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:42 pm
Congrats, Jason! As others stated, this is a new era in you and your wife's journey. It is a wondrous adventure that passes too quickly - firmly embed! My 3 are now grown and gone, and I miss them like I'd miss my right arm. Kids are great!
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 12:55 am
Congrats to all involved, Jason. I'm sorry we couldn't catch up in Springfield but as we both know, you can't just snap your fingers and bring it on!!
I'll be back in the not too distant future, so I hope I get to meet the little guy.... I could teach him how to hold up the bar Aussie-style, if you like!
I'll be back in the not too distant future, so I hope I get to meet the little guy.... I could teach him how to hold up the bar Aussie-style, if you like!
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 3:49 am
He'll be ready for his own version of bottles!
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:22 am
His first Rick will be a bass of course! While I think I get the gist of "Bottles" - this little one is already a pro. If I were to match his bottle in-take, I'd be in sorry shape indeed.
Scott - everyone tells you how your life will change, but until it happens, you're really not prepared.
Bill - cigars all around! But not near the baby of course.
Kevin - Sleep? What's that? I now have a legitimate reason to watch infomercials @ 3 in the morning.
Scott - everyone tells you how your life will change, but until it happens, you're really not prepared.
Bill - cigars all around! But not near the baby of course.
Kevin - Sleep? What's that? I now have a legitimate reason to watch infomercials @ 3 in the morning.
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:04 am
You're gonna learn a whole lot of new words. You're gonna learn a whole lot of new things about that world every day. Welcome to the most wonderful school in that world!
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:23 am
Congrats Jason,
Here's some familiar advice. Don't stop at one.
Here's some familiar advice. Don't stop at one.
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:28 am
Let me echo all the nice sentiments expressed here.
My 2 1/2 year old son loves it when I bring out either of my Rickenbacker's...and yes, I allow him to strum them. Gotta learn early!
Geesh, why didn't my Dad buy a Rickenbacker back when I was 2 1/2? (which would have been February 1966).
My 2 1/2 year old son loves it when I bring out either of my Rickenbacker's...and yes, I allow him to strum them. Gotta learn early!
Geesh, why didn't my Dad buy a Rickenbacker back when I was 2 1/2? (which would have been February 1966).
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 9:14 am
My (nearly) 4 year old loves music and sings along with Strawberry Fields Forever, requests my CD in the car, and dances at our gigs (when not at an over 21 venue).
It's never too young to start brainwashing them!
Congrats to you and your wife!
It's never too young to start brainwashing them!
Congrats to you and your wife!
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 4:50 pm
Never talk baby talk to them - you want them to learn correctly. And teaching English - you'll find out just how mixed up it it!
Best advice; remember they never asked to be born, so it is now your turn to carry the load as your parents did when you were young. Appeal to a sense of fair play when they whine or complain or become uncooperative - you're all in it together. And when they get whiney and ornery, they are either hungry or tired. Sometimes both. Goes for wives, too!
Best advice; remember they never asked to be born, so it is now your turn to carry the load as your parents did when you were young. Appeal to a sense of fair play when they whine or complain or become uncooperative - you're all in it together. And when they get whiney and ornery, they are either hungry or tired. Sometimes both. Goes for wives, too!
Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 12:26 pm
Thanks for all of the congratulations and advice. Sheena - what a wonderful way to state such a beautiful sentiment.
Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 11:45 am
Jason - belated congrats to you all. Enjoy him, as they grow up fast (sounds cliché but it is sooo true). What Sheena said plus one observation I've made over the years. If invited into his world (and you will be for a while at least) go there willingly and often. It is an unbelievable place – it will knock your socks off!
If the musical tools are provided they will respond. I have never met a child that isn’t into banging on a piano, drum or guitar or pots and pans whatever…. Seems to be almost a universal thing… much to many parent’s chagrin.
If the musical tools are provided they will respond. I have never met a child that isn’t into banging on a piano, drum or guitar or pots and pans whatever…. Seems to be almost a universal thing… much to many parent’s chagrin.
Posted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 3:34 am
Congrats, Jason! One of these posts reminds me of some Marilyn vos Savant advice (world's highest IQ) If a child ever complains they are not responsible for their actions because they did not ask to be born, ask them for the name of one person who did!
Posted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 6:12 am
I just don't know if I asked to be born or not... can't remember back that far???