I don't know how parents ever survived being parents before the era of the internet. I always joked when H was really little how I would like a manual for knowing what to do. My clever father-in-law told me that the manual was the Good Book (aka Bible), which of course is the ultimate. But what about things like, when should I stop doing _____ or when should I start doing _____ or how would I go about _____? Simple questions that I just don't know about since I'm a first time parent, but can now easily ask 100 of my friends and instantly get parenting feedback. Love it.
So, thanks Facebook for helping me get through the first + year of Haylie's life. I had no clue what I was doing and thanks to social networking, I can now get lots of advice (some I listen to and some I completely ignore - but thanks anyway) and not worry about completely screwing up my baby. I'll try not to abuse my status updates with all my questions.
2 comments:
Yes! I totally agree!
I agree! What would we do without group sourcing? Call our mothers? Psha! :)
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