The one RUclipsr who talks about the dangers of the dock a tot, benefits of introducing peanuts at a young age, and reads scientific articles to support claims...and is a great dad?? You are killing it! How do you not have more subscribers
For testosterone: You need patience for a baby. You want a safe environment and are more tolerant of annoying people, to keep the 'scene' safe. With our newborn, I dont have as much energy/time to workout as I did before. Also, things are more 'cute' than before the baby lol
Strange, I feel more ambitious because I want to provide for my baby. Also, I believe my testosterone was going down prior to baby because I used to train but had stopped due to a pretty major injury, however I noticed if my baby was put in a position where she could be harmed, even minor stuff, I felt ready to fight anyone. Js wierd how everyone's body is different
It’s interesting that you say that. My husband felt extremely ambitious with his first child and with our second, he calmed down a lot and he described it as more of a focused ambition and mindful drive. More planned out. He enjoys staying home with us more this time around. It’s nice and at the same time I can still see how ambitious he is but also how much he takes the time to sit and relax and enjoy the moments with us .
It’s interesting that you say that. My husband felt extremely ambitious with his first child and with our second, he calmed down a lot and he described it as more of a focused ambition and mindful ambition. More planned out. He enjoys staying home with us more this time around. It’s nice but at the same time I can still see how ambitious he is but also how much he takes the time to sit and relax and enjoy the omens with us .
I'm a 4th time mom this is news to me also, I've never given any of my babys honey until they were older but that's just by chance lol I do bathe all my kids w a dollop of honey 🐝
Trainer here . Keep your T levels up by doing push ups (50 reps) crunches or sit ups (50 reps) and body weight squats (50 reps) twice a day. Once in the AM and PM. Walk with your baby outside if it is not too hot. You can also pace back and forward in your home if you have the space to do so.
Exercise can cause short, transient increases in testosterone. Heavier compound lifts especially. It’s not going to increase T levels and keep them up.
I can second the dangers of baby walkers. When I was a baby all those 30+ years ago my dad said I nearly died when I fell out of a baby walker and landed next to the fireplace. As a baby I was attracted by the light of the flames so I crawled into the flames. A few weeks in hospital and I made a full recovery but definitely not safe.
Well ya don’t just throw a baby in a walker & look the other way. Its the most common mistake. 24/7 next to the kid no matter what they are doing. If i gotta pee, i drag her in the walker into the bathroom…. Nothing to do with the walker unless ya rely on it to parent.
Love the video. Definitely didn't expect the PP hair loss -- but what's even crazier is I didn't lose hair pretty much for my entire pregnancy until about 3 months post partum. Then all the hair shed! It was crazy! The human body is REMARKABLE. We just had our first baby 18 months ago, and all your points are SPOT ON and all the things we ultimately learned, but would've loved a video like this
The hair shedding is due to the fact that when pregnant, hair gets locked into whatever phase it's in at the time. So hair that's currently in a growth or dormant phase doesn't cycle into a shedding phase for all those months (people normally shed 100 hairs per day). That's why pregnant women tend to have thing, long hair. It just keeps growing and not shedding! After about 3-4 months post-partum, when hormones shift, hair that was in growth or dormant phases cycles into the shedding phase.
when i was a baby i was in a baby walker and my grandma walked away to use the restroom and i tipped over a frying pan with oil in it. luckily the clinic took care of me and i dont have any signs of oil burn BUT still
Great video man. It’s really really nice to finally find a dude making aesthetically pleasing and accurate videos for dads. Disappointed it took me this long to find you! I feel like there is so much out there for moms and dads don’t always get included. So thanks for making this video and channel. I’m headed off to watch more while this baby sleeps on me, haha! Also, that hoodie is sick. Do you have a link?
We have four children and youngest is 11 years old. We became a foster family last year and had a two months old baby. I found myself doing research for everything because I feel like a new mom in this times. Everything is different with new studies and gadgets. Your videos help a lot. Gracias
this dude knows more baby facts then majority of the youtube mothers and fathers, i wish more would subscribe the information must be out there. i'm happy i know more then majority about these then most parents, because good information system in the netherlands. still i love to learn more about babies and kids and it is one of my priorities to keep on learning and better myself.
I love that you talk about the drop in testosterone. This change in hormones can actually lead to postpartum depression in men as well. Yes you heard that right, the partner who didn’t give birth can also develop PPD. I LOVE your disclaimer about consulting the pediatrician and not listening to “a random RUclipsr” lol Subscribed!
I love watching your videos with my Husband. We're expecting our first little one in 3 months. He won't watch the women on RUclips but will sit through hours of your videos so keep them coming lol.
I don't 100% agree with the perspective on toys. I do agree that the toys alone don't help babies get smarter. Where I have a different perspective is that there is value in letting kids learn and explore on their own and not constantly asking questions or describing what's happening. From my understanding about Montessori and Montessori based toys, the parent's job is to help the child only when needed and to let them play and explore their toys freely. The toys themselves do have an impact on how the baby learns and there's a difference between natural, non-mechanical toys vs. plastic, mechanical toys that impact how they learn. Of course this is all dependent on every child's personality, age, and stage of development.
3 videos in a week!?!? Love this. Also, I freaked out about the soft spots too. Pediatrician said it’s normal and it was a HUGE relief. I thought I dented my baby.
Ooh that fontanelle! My first 2 daughters, was just fine, it was on the top, hard to find because of the fro. 3rd baby, oh my God, it was wide open, in a v shape all the way to the top of thr eye brows. And all the way the back of her head. Went to the Dr , he was fascinated, he knew about it and never actually saw one quiet this open like that. My mum helped me out a lot, post-partum depression, and me baby's scary head. You see the pulse between her brows, she has always been beautiful and now turning 7. 😅😅
I’m gonna show this to my husband 😂 he’s hands on and everything with our baby but I also want him to learn more in a man/father perspective.. and this video is it 😂😂
The baby monitor thing sounds cool but more creepy than anything. If we know anything about tech these days it's that companies creep. I wouldn't want a company or possibly a hacker, creeping in on my baby.
Yeahhhh… the video-enabled ones for sure I don’t think are necessary and weird me out too. I think the ones just for sound are fine though, and can help if your baby/toddler is in another room. So you know if they’re just making random sounds or they actually need something.
Walking wings is really cool for teaching your kid to walk. It is a foamy harness that has handles so you have to walk with. It's really cool and they are more app to learn because it requires interaction.
Thx a lot brother for sharing ❤ I am a new mom I am stressed out about what to give my 5 months old to eat . I am so happy that you sharing this video with us , i really appreciate it. May God bless you and your loves one
So about the honey one, that is completely rare and if you have well sourced raw honey then it can be really beneficial for their immune system. Of course Western Doctors don’t agree but there are tribes and families all over the world who live off of things that western doctors advise not to consume.
Didn’t know that about the “soft spots”. I was always told not to press it or your baby will loose their breathe. I’ve always been SUPER careful when it came to that. I’m still going to be careful cause it’s branded into my brain
My wife had the hair loss too after she had a baby, her hair was crazy thick during pregnancy and barely lost any hair, not the drain turns into a hairy monster after she showers.
I have 2 sons, i feel like i lost all my pashion, not train hard anymore, i still have apetite, but i feel mpre agressive because i try to raise them on right way , and not to be scambags, i try to protect them 24/7 maybe because of that. Its normal, u just dont have time , i use to train 5 days a week now i train 2 days and 2 days martial arts. Even if u cant do what u did before kids i still think u need ro be their hero
I’ve always enjoyed your videos. I remember coming across them when my wife was pregnant 2 years ago. Thanks for all the info. Wishing you and your fam the best.
1. No honey in the first year. 2. Learning toys don't help babies get smarter, the parent's engagement does. 3. Men's testosterone levels drop after they become dads. 4. Babies are born with fontanelles, soft spots in their head. 5. Introduce peanut products to the baby early on.
One thing that no one told us about was simethicone gas drops. Not even any of the many hospital staff. Being first time parents and having our sweet little newborn crying in utter discomfort was absolutely disconcerting . We were scared and didn’t know what to do. Headed for the emergency room , we called the nurse line and they were like “ Oh , haven’t you tried gas drops ? We discussed that all of the doctors and prenatal professionals must take for granted that someone along the way must have transmitted that tidbit of information . Mind you we tried to research a lot of first time parenting info and videos and never came across this.
@@hawks3109 available at cvs and most other pharmacies and grocery stores . When we went from breastfeeding to formula our baby girl had tremendous discomfort from gas and was wailing endlessly. Simethicone or mylicon gas drops did the trick
Israel apparently had the least amount of peanut allergies developed because they've been feeding their babies peanut puffs, right now we're just giving him cereal + water + peanut butter mix in the morning, but I'm going to see where I can find these "Bamba" snacks :)
Let me add one more: be aware of potential dysplasia in your newborn (it’s important to notice it in the first 6 months) this relates with the right placement of their hips and legs. Important to keep an eye on it and follow it with your pediatrician.
Excellent video. Quick fact check regarding penuts. It was discovered and announced by AAAAI (American Academy of Asthma Allergens and Immunology). AAP then adopted and released the statement to introduce it earlier
Thanks for sharing this - 100% agreement that it is not the toy, but what you do with it that counts. It can be a $300 research-based whosiwhatsit or a cardboard box. Just spend as much time as you can with that kid doing stuff, and narrate it as well. Their brains and language will grow faster than you expect if you do.
Our baby was in the nicu and we home after being there for a while. And my husband seen this dove baby wash gift we got and it made him cry and he said he wanted to give our baby a bath. And it made me cry too
If it’s still persisting may be a good idea to get her thyroid checked. It’s crazy how after baby comes virtually no tests resume for the mom. I got a blood test when baby was 6 months old because my hair was still falling out and I was soooo exhausted and it was actually due to hypothyroidism, I had to get described synthroid :( but it has helped tremendously. Worth getting checked!
Please do a comparison of the Mockingbird and Venice Child Maverick! With the Maverick you can have the toddler face outward with an infant on top but the seats look smaller??
Thanks for the content! This is for my friend who is going to be a dad soon. Hope you learn from this Luigi Jericho Caparas from Sto. Domingo, Capas, Tarlac!
We've used a Nanit Plus for the last 8.5 months. It worked great at first, but got really spotty in the last few months. I have to reset it by unplugging it about every 3 days. The failure mode is that it just doesn't work - the apps never connect.
I like your videos Andrew, very informative. Keep up the great work 💪👍👏 Quick question though....what was the name of that tricycle that had the long bar in the back that the parent could steer? I remember seeing it in one of your videos, but don't remember the name of it. I'm thinking about getting one for my son.
That food allergy thing blows my mind. I have a 3 month old, 10 year old and 11 year old. I remember my dad giving my oldest peanut butter crackers when she was under 2 and I got so mad and was freaking out because I've always heard not to give any form of peanuts before 2. I guess a lot has changed in over a decade lol
The infant walker study was inconclusive. Done by 2 guys on 109 kids in the late 90’s. Shouldn’t even be reported on unless the study can be done correctly (ongoing). Seems more like they are worried about irresponsible parents. So yea, not conclusive, my kids legs are strong & shes almost walking @ 8 months.
So good to see a young guy being this good of a dad. I have only just stumbled across this channel. I will be re visiting. Thanks for your tips the honey one is one I didn’t know and is great info. Thanks man
I didn’t know about number 3 and as far as the newborn not having any tears I didn’t know that until I had my baby in September 2020 and found out for myself first hand
Independent play is sooo important for babies/children too, though. And if a toy is passive (electronic, flashing lights, sounds, etc), the baby’s brain doesn’t have to work as hard. Lovevery and Kiwi Co are great companies, because they access developmental stages in the brain with their products. I understand where you’re coming from, but you can’t say that the toys that babies are playing with have *nothing* to do with their development. That is just plain wrong, my friend. 🤗
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The one RUclipsr who talks about the dangers of the dock a tot, benefits of introducing peanuts at a young age, and reads scientific articles to support claims...and is a great dad?? You are killing it! How do you not have more subscribers
Where did he talk about the dangers of the dock a tot?
@@baileygoodluck585 the walker
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For testosterone: You need patience for a baby. You want a safe environment and are more tolerant of annoying people, to keep the 'scene' safe. With our newborn, I dont have as much energy/time to workout as I did before. Also, things are more 'cute' than before the baby lol
Testosterone definitely went down after baby was born. I also felt less ambitious, which actually boosted my overall happiness :).
Strange, I feel more ambitious because I want to provide for my baby. Also, I believe my testosterone was going down prior to baby because I used to train but had stopped due to a pretty major injury, however I noticed if my baby was put in a position where she could be harmed, even minor stuff, I felt ready to fight anyone. Js wierd how everyone's body is different
That's just the ego My friend
Keep it up
It’s interesting that you say that. My husband felt extremely ambitious with his first child and with our second, he calmed down a lot and he described it as more of a focused ambition and mindful drive. More planned out. He enjoys staying home with us more this time around. It’s nice and at the same time I can still see how ambitious he is but also how much he takes the time to sit and relax and enjoy the moments with us .
It’s interesting that you say that. My husband felt extremely ambitious with his first child and with our second, he calmed down a lot and he described it as more of a focused ambition and mindful ambition. More planned out. He enjoys staying home with us more this time around. It’s nice but at the same time I can still see how ambitious he is but also how much he takes the time to sit and relax and enjoy the omens with us .
@@kyanaquintero9026 happened with 1st baby
This should definitely be 6 tips every PARENT should know ! Because I didn’t even know the first one on honey !
Oops 5 facts
Same!
The first one is a very basic info. Baby can’t RAW food...
Same. If you actually read the label, it tells you not to feed to babies. But who is actually reading those? Also it’s not in a huge font lol.
I'm a 4th time mom this is news to me also, I've never given any of my babys honey until they were older but that's just by chance lol I do bathe all my kids w a dollop of honey 🐝
Trainer here . Keep your T levels up by doing push ups (50 reps) crunches or sit ups (50 reps) and body weight squats (50 reps) twice a day. Once in the AM and PM. Walk with your baby outside if it is not too hot. You can also pace back and forward in your home if you have the space to do so.
Nah you need to do real compound exercises to have significant effect not bodyweight exercises
Exercise can cause short, transient increases in testosterone. Heavier compound lifts especially. It’s not going to increase T levels and keep them up.
Keep up the dad content, more young men need people like you in their lives to light the way for single dads. Kudos. ❤
Just found out my wife is pregnant today, and your channel has been so easy to watch and learn from. Keep it up!
Congratulations!! 😁
Congrats 😁 my wife is due April 14
Congratulations. Our son was born last summer. Your life will change, but it's so worth it.
Look into V’s......
How's it going
I can second the dangers of baby walkers. When I was a baby all those 30+ years ago my dad said I nearly died when I fell out of a baby walker and landed next to the fireplace. As a baby I was attracted by the light of the flames so I crawled into the flames. A few weeks in hospital and I made a full recovery but definitely not safe.
Well ya don’t just throw a baby in a walker & look the other way. Its the most common mistake. 24/7 next to the kid no matter what they are doing. If i gotta pee, i drag her in the walker into the bathroom…. Nothing to do with the walker unless ya rely on it to parent.
I understand that this is for dads but I really enjoy this channel more than mommy channels . It’s so educational and doesn’t seem judgmental.
I'm calling the internet police!!!
Yea and women talk way to much … i click on something for a certain subject and they tell you their whole life story and what they ate for lunch 🤦🏼♀️
God is good
All the time 🙏
Amen 💖
Amen 🙏🏾 ❤
Love the video. Definitely didn't expect the PP hair loss -- but what's even crazier is I didn't lose hair pretty much for my entire pregnancy until about 3 months post partum. Then all the hair shed! It was crazy! The human body is REMARKABLE.
We just had our first baby 18 months ago, and all your points are SPOT ON and all the things we ultimately learned, but would've loved a video like this
The hair shedding is due to the fact that when pregnant, hair gets locked into whatever phase it's in at the time. So hair that's currently in a growth or dormant phase doesn't cycle into a shedding phase for all those months (people normally shed 100 hairs per day). That's why pregnant women tend to have thing, long hair. It just keeps growing and not shedding! After about 3-4 months post-partum, when hormones shift, hair that was in growth or dormant phases cycles into the shedding phase.
I’m currently 16 weeks and I usually lose ALOT of hair, but now I’m barely loosing any!
Your disclaimer about peanut products earned you a sub! Love that level of honesty! RESPECT!
when i was a baby i was in a baby walker and my grandma walked away to use the restroom and i tipped over a frying pan with oil in it. luckily the clinic took care of me and i dont have any signs of oil burn BUT still
Why is your stove short enough for an infant to reach?
@@jockwithajoystick6851Because he is still infant 👶
Great video man. It’s really really nice to finally find a dude making aesthetically pleasing and accurate videos for dads. Disappointed it took me this long to find you! I feel like there is so much out there for moms and dads don’t always get included. So thanks for making this video and channel. I’m headed off to watch more while this baby sleeps on me, haha!
Also, that hoodie is sick. Do you have a link?
Can’t wait for your review on the lovevery and kiwico boxes!
Thank goodness for u man I have my first son and I needed information from a dad prospective and I found u
We have four children and youngest is 11 years old. We became a foster family last year and had a two months old baby. I found myself doing research for everything because I feel like a new mom in this times. Everything is different with new studies and gadgets. Your videos help a lot. Gracias
I’m glad I found this page . I’m a soon father to be and I’m trying to learn it all
Congratulations bro!
this dude knows more baby facts then majority of the youtube mothers and fathers, i wish more would subscribe the information must be out there. i'm happy i know more then majority about these then most parents, because good information system in the netherlands. still i love to learn more about babies and kids and it is one of my priorities to keep on learning and better myself.
Thanks for that. I'm still learning more everyday and will continue to share what we experience and come across.
@@dadverb will continue to follow and learn togheter with you.
than*
@@r8m8s8 okay Mr police
I love that you talk about the drop in testosterone. This change in hormones can actually lead to postpartum depression in men as well. Yes you heard that right, the partner who didn’t give birth can also develop PPD.
I LOVE your disclaimer about consulting the pediatrician and not listening to “a random RUclipsr” lol
Subscribed!
Any man that says they have PPD is going to be laughed at. No wife would accept that as an excuse for anything.
😂😅 6:35 "don't worry about it you should be good to go!" 😂😂 Good to go press the baby head??
I love watching your videos with my Husband. We're expecting our first little one in 3 months. He won't watch the women on RUclips but will sit through hours of your videos so keep them coming lol.
Omg im a woman and i cannot watch the mommies on RUclips i get anxiety, this guy makes me calm
Congratulations on your little one, if not already then exciting times any day now! 😁 I've recently become a dad and I've never been happier 😊
Congrats on your little one as well. My wife and I just had our first child (a boy) 2 weeks ago!!
2 years ago! How’s it going now!?
I don't 100% agree with the perspective on toys. I do agree that the toys alone don't help babies get smarter. Where I have a different perspective is that there is value in letting kids learn and explore on their own and not constantly asking questions or describing what's happening. From my understanding about Montessori and Montessori based toys, the parent's job is to help the child only when needed and to let them play and explore their toys freely. The toys themselves do have an impact on how the baby learns and there's a difference between natural, non-mechanical toys vs. plastic, mechanical toys that impact how they learn. Of course this is all dependent on every child's personality, age, and stage of development.
That absolutely makes sense and I see what you mean. Great perspective here, thanks for sharing.
@@dadverb Thanks for the reply and for the great videos! Really enjoy your stuff- keep up the great work!
3 videos in a week!?!? Love this.
Also, I freaked out about the soft spots too. Pediatrician said it’s normal and it was a HUGE relief. I thought I dented my baby.
My testosterone got higher
Ooh that fontanelle! My first 2 daughters, was just fine, it was on the top, hard to find because of the fro. 3rd baby, oh my God, it was wide open, in a v shape all the way to the top of thr eye brows. And all the way the back of her head. Went to the Dr , he was fascinated, he knew about it and never actually saw one quiet this open like that. My mum helped me out a lot, post-partum depression, and me baby's scary head. You see the pulse between her brows, she has always been beautiful and now turning 7. 😅😅
I’m gonna show this to my husband 😂 he’s hands on and everything with our baby but I also want him to learn more in a man/father perspective.. and this video is it 😂😂
Awesome video! Thank you so much for this video. Hope you can keep creating more of these.
🙏🏿💯 the frontanelles had me shook. I am glad I landed on this vid. Thank u bro n Imma subscribe for sure.
Thanks Andrew. Very helpful for an expecting Dad like me. Keep up the great contents!
Glad you found the channel!
The baby monitor thing sounds cool but more creepy than anything. If we know anything about tech these days it's that companies creep. I wouldn't want a company or possibly a hacker, creeping in on my baby.
...heheee.... Reminds me of an episode in Black Mirror
Yeahhhh… the video-enabled ones for sure I don’t think are necessary and weird me out too. I think the ones just for sound are fine though, and can help if your baby/toddler is in another room. So you know if they’re just making random sounds or they actually need something.
Walking wings is really cool for teaching your kid to walk. It is a foamy harness that has handles so you have to walk with. It's really cool and they are more app to learn because it requires interaction.
Thx a lot brother for sharing ❤ I am a new mom I am stressed out about what to give my 5 months old to eat . I am so happy that you sharing this video with us , i really appreciate it. May God bless you and your loves one
Fontanelle 3: A sunken in fontanelle is a dehydration indicator. Typically if that is sunken in your baby needs more food and hydration
Love it man. Can you make a video on infant sleeping recommendations? Like best methods to get them to sleep longer at night...thanks
Still here in 2024 - wife is pregnant and I’m learning!
Me too😂
The 21 dislikes are from the babies using walkers
Just curious my daughter is 3 weeks old and I watch tears fall down her face lol
New subscriber, great video! Just had my newborn a couple of weeks ago
Your videos are always amazing, this one is no different! Thanks for all this great info
So about the honey one, that is completely rare and if you have well sourced raw honey then it can be really beneficial for their immune system. Of course Western Doctors don’t agree but there are tribes and families all over the world who live off of things that western doctors advise not to consume.
I’ll listen to the doctors thanks
Didn’t know that about the “soft spots”. I was always told not to press it or your baby will loose their breathe. I’ve always been SUPER careful when it came to that. I’m still going to be careful cause it’s branded into my brain
My wife had the hair loss too after she had a baby, her hair was crazy thick during pregnancy and barely lost any hair, not the drain turns into a hairy monster after she showers.
Sweet insights man. Thanks! I got twins on the way and a 6 month old that’s growing quickly. Any advice is appreciated. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Awesome video. You are like the Peter McKinnon of baby videos. Love your work.
Well that's awfully nice of you. Thanks.
I have 2 sons, i feel like i lost all my pashion, not train hard anymore, i still have apetite, but i feel mpre agressive because i try to raise them on right way , and not to be scambags, i try to protect them 24/7 maybe because of that. Its normal, u just dont have time , i use to train 5 days a week now i train 2 days and 2 days martial arts. Even if u cant do what u did before kids i still think u need ro be their hero
I’ve always enjoyed your videos. I remember coming across them when my wife was pregnant 2 years ago. Thanks for all the info. Wishing you and your fam the best.
I had introduced peanuts super early and he still developed an allergy 😭 really hope he out grows it
We just had a baby and this was super helpful! We love you Enzo! It's funny, I definitely noticed the drop in testosterone. I feel like a softy!
Thanks for sharing!! We've all been through it.
Definitely hair everywhere! Thanks for the Pokemon go raid invite Saturday night. Keep up the great work!
1. No honey in the first year.
2. Learning toys don't help babies get smarter, the parent's engagement does.
3. Men's testosterone levels drop after they become dads.
4. Babies are born with fontanelles, soft spots in their head.
5. Introduce peanut products to the baby early on.
One thing that no one told us about was simethicone gas drops. Not even any of the many hospital staff. Being first time parents and having our sweet little newborn crying in utter discomfort was absolutely disconcerting . We were scared and didn’t know what to do. Headed for the emergency room , we called the nurse line and they were like “ Oh , haven’t you tried gas drops ? We discussed that all of the doctors and prenatal professionals must take for granted that someone along the way must have transmitted that tidbit of information . Mind you we tried to research a lot of first time parenting info and videos and never came across this.
what is a gas drop? New kid coming in about 3 months lol
@@hawks3109 available at cvs and most other pharmacies and grocery stores . When we went from breastfeeding to formula our baby girl had tremendous discomfort from gas and was wailing endlessly. Simethicone or mylicon gas drops did the trick
Israel apparently had the least amount of peanut allergies developed because they've been feeding their babies peanut puffs, right now we're just giving him cereal + water + peanut butter mix in the morning, but I'm going to see where I can find these "Bamba" snacks :)
Let me add one more: be aware of potential dysplasia in your newborn (it’s important to notice it in the first 6 months) this relates with the right placement of their hips and legs. Important to keep an eye on it and follow it with your pediatrician.
Great addition and watch-out for new parents. Thanks Carlos.
Excellent video. Quick fact check regarding penuts. It was discovered and announced by AAAAI (American Academy of Asthma Allergens and Immunology). AAP then adopted and released the statement to introduce it earlier
Thank you for these videos, We are set to be induced on Tuesday with our first born and these have helped me significantly.
Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing this - 100% agreement that it is not the toy, but what you do with it that counts. It can be a $300 research-based whosiwhatsit or a cardboard box. Just spend as much time as you can with that kid doing stuff, and narrate it as well. Their brains and language will grow faster than you expect if you do.
Cool video! It would be cool if you did pregnancy and postpartum facts for dads.
Just found this channel at 2:00 am on accident very happy
Great to finally see a guy talking about baby stuff! Awesome content, keep it up!
I have a messed upslope on the back of my head someone didn’t allow it to form properly…
omg 4 months pp with twins I have looong hair and its everyyywhere! I'm shedding like a German shepherd 🙄
The right statement is "babies should not have honey". They can, but they surely shouldn't.
I'm a new father with a 3 month old Son. It's so stressful and satisfying at the same time. I felt like I was a slave of my own child😂
How did you get over it? I know this is an older post.
@@Sean-xu5ti longggg patience 🤣
Our baby was in the nicu and we home after being there for a while. And my husband seen this dove baby wash gift we got and it made him cry and he said he wanted to give our baby a bath. And it made me cry too
No joke, I rolled out the house and straight down a flight of stairs in a walker. Turned out fine but I don’t think I’ll get one for my kids lol
Thanks for the medical advice
Thank you, it is so helpful for us as a new dad's.
Thanks for actually providing your sources. Great video. Ima be a dad in a couple days. :)
Good luck get sleep now
@@tony3x haha trying! Now I have two sweethearts in my life. My fiance and my daughter! And I guess the dog too
@@BeanDar we had our daughter the 19th, it’s been great... we just miss our sleep at night lol
@@tony3x same. Congrats 👏
Hair everywhere!!!! My wife is going through it right now, my daughter is 4 1/2 months
If it’s still persisting may be a good idea to get her thyroid checked. It’s crazy how after baby comes virtually no tests resume for the mom. I got a blood test when baby was 6 months old because my hair was still falling out and I was soooo exhausted and it was actually due to hypothyroidism, I had to get described synthroid :( but it has helped tremendously. Worth getting checked!
@@nishienish26 Thank you so much for your advise! I will definitely talk to my wife about this, thank you again.
Please do a comparison of the Mockingbird and Venice Child Maverick! With the Maverick you can have the toddler face outward with an infant on top but the seats look smaller??
These tips are super helpful, thanks for this great backlog of content! What brand is that sweatshirt, it looks super comfy!
THIS IS AWESOME! very informative, thank you Sir!
I’m 15 and I’m watching this for my future life
Thanks for the content! This is for my friend who is going to be a dad soon. Hope you learn from this Luigi Jericho Caparas from Sto. Domingo, Capas, Tarlac!
Thank you mate, this really help me as im expecting my first child in 4 months. Im as a new dad is excited and scared..
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!
Appreciate the videos! Please keep them coming
So glad I came across this channel man, definitely liked and subbed, this is great keep it up @Dad Verb
Yeah baby monitors are easily hackable. There’s even been cases of strangers talking the babys.
We've used a Nanit Plus for the last 8.5 months. It worked great at first, but got really spotty in the last few months. I have to reset it by unplugging it about every 3 days. The failure mode is that it just doesn't work - the apps never connect.
New mom here! Love your channel. Subscribed.
Only bad part is you closed off the field completely. Just did the same thing last yr on a 1/4th ac. Had to go back consolidate and move trees/piles
That’s y I was crying when my girl was born and my wife was super confused 🤷♀️
I'm also super confused!
Bro where did you get that hoodie?
Yes, Andrew please share where you got that hoodie
It's from Legends. Some of my favorite men's athleisure gear: bit.ly/38IldIV
I like your videos Andrew, very informative. Keep up the great work 💪👍👏
Quick question though....what was the name of that tricycle that had the long bar in the back that the parent could steer? I remember seeing it in one of your videos, but don't remember the name of it. I'm thinking about getting one for my son.
Ironically enough, his video for it shows up in the suggestions in the RH column. Doona Liki!
@@etmccaus thanks Evan. I see Amazon has it for $300. I didn't think it would be that expensive 😕
That was the Doona Liki Trike. I'm planning to do a balance bike v. trike comparison. Between the two, I'd recommend balance bikes.
@@dadverb cool thanks, can't wait to see that video. I hope you and your family continue to stay safe 🙏
Honey also contains small amounts of listeria and it’s also dangerous.
That food allergy thing blows my mind. I have a 3 month old, 10 year old and 11 year old. I remember my dad giving my oldest peanut butter crackers when she was under 2 and I got so mad and was freaking out because I've always heard not to give any form of peanuts before 2. I guess a lot has changed in over a decade lol
The infant walker study was inconclusive. Done by 2 guys on 109 kids in the late 90’s. Shouldn’t even be reported on unless the study can be done correctly (ongoing). Seems more like they are worried about irresponsible parents. So yea, not conclusive, my kids legs are strong & shes almost walking @ 8 months.
The 2d tip is soooo useful!
Awesome, great video. Thank you
In the same category as honey are home canned foods. Under one shouldn't have those either for the same reason
Why am I just now finding out about this channel?? 😂😂 Father of four over here
So good to see a young guy being this good of a dad. I have only just stumbled across this channel. I will be re visiting. Thanks for your tips the honey one is one I didn’t know and is great info. Thanks man
Good video. You should make more like these. Thanks.
Thanks, this was great!
I didn’t know about number 3 and as far as the newborn not having any tears I didn’t know that until I had my baby in September 2020 and found out for myself first hand
Aww what day I had my baby September 10th of 2020! 🥰
@@shunel3507 September 7th . Very close
Great video! I thought that you would have talked about water also, after you talked about honey.
Great video thanks for the info.
What do you recommend instead of walkers? Because I just got one for my son haha
you know what would be funny? if this video is sponsored by honey
Independent play is sooo important for babies/children too, though. And if a toy is passive (electronic, flashing lights, sounds, etc), the baby’s brain doesn’t have to work as hard. Lovevery and Kiwi Co are great companies, because they access developmental stages in the brain with their products. I understand where you’re coming from, but you can’t say that the toys that babies are playing with have *nothing* to do with their development. That is just plain wrong, my friend. 🤗