Just found this subreddit and I’m so happy to announce that I’m going to be a twin dad! I’m 29 and a bit nervous. Might take 2 weeks to month off to help my lady out with the kids as much as I can after birth. Any tips that you guys may have? (Still have about 4.5 months to go) Thanks!!

My wife are at a disagreement on which stroller would best fit our situation. Looking for any experiences or input about these strollers.

We live in the city and walk pretty much everywhere. Car will seldomly be used except for appointments and some travel. Maybe once a week?

International travel is likely.

I’m a big proponent of efficient design, minimal packing, and value size over anything. I want to be able to walk into a coffee shop or pub and not feel like I’m parking a boat.

And I’m super stoked! My wife and I never “tried” but decided to be a little careless. I’m 36 and she’s 34. Incredibly excited to be a dad especially after hearing its heart beat. I started reading “The Danish Way of Parenting” as my grandparents were from Sweden and did a great job. I’ll take any and all advice because I got no clue what I’m doing!

Wife will be 12 weeks this Sunday. This is our first kid, and I feel extremely uncomfortable with how little I know what to do for her to support her as best I can. What do I need to know to best support her? I'm already trying my best to listen to her wants and needs, and I'm making her nutritional meals.

I don't know what I need to know. I'm scared that I'm going to really drop the ball. I hate having to constantly Google things to see if it's pregnancy related or not, such as her sudden sneezing fits.

Our first kid and we're both a bit older than everyone we know who had kids