Dad knows how to play this baby. Not the other way around. Watch! Learn! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️ pic.twitter.com/Zsmq6DZokv
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I’ve had a LOT of fun lately watching my kids react to there’s. Grand kids are a blast. You spoil the crap out of them, get them all revved up, and then send them home.
Grandparents are the greatest.
I think of mine everyday. There’s always something that will stir up their memories and I cherish everyone of them.
My favorite bumper sticker: “The reason grandparents and grandchildren get along so well is because the have a common enemy.”
Let sleepy, creepy Uncle Joe sniff it.
Love this clever, fun dad. He’s lovingly smart. He’s going to need those gaslighting skills when she becomes a teenager. It works! Been there done that. LOL!
There is a sixth sense in knowing when a baby is about to poop. A good Grandpa can sense it and hand the baby off to Daddy just moments before the explosion.
That is not a happy baby.
Moreover, the father’s voice and tone is unpleasant, hearing-harming loud, and emotionally confusing for a child of this age.
I was 21 when my first was born. I was amazed there wasn’t an instruction book for something so precious.
So I had to work out the rules on my own, just like everyone else.
My rule #1: DON’T DROP THE BABY !
RadioMattM I’ve seen that bumper sticker also. Another one I saw said “If I’d known how great grandkids are, I’d would of had them first”.
LMAO!!!
She’s all, “you are stealing my thunder, maaaaan!”