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Hey guys thanks, yeah im 21 and hes 24, so just a year past you guys. I do think he has alot of growing up to do..
I personally got made to grow up and a very young age way to fast and therefor missed out on all my teen years - long story.
I tried to leave the housework yesterday.. i only put the washing on, i left the meat out for him to cook.. but by 7pm i was hungry so i done it with kylah on my shoulder, and the washing is still sitting in the basket, so before it starts to smell im going to hang that out.. Then he had the cheek to tell me i need to sort out her clothes as 'he' thinks they are getting scattered everywhere!! GRRR!
I had a VERY long night with bub last night.. so im not in the mood today, if he dont like it he can stick it where the sun dont shine
Its a lovely day here im gunna get kylah up for her feed and feed her change her and take her for a walk to the park
~ Mummy to a beautiful girl ~
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I sooo hear ya Kandice.

I can leave Dh with the kids while I pop out for a little bit & so often I come home & the house is in a state!! He can quite often just leave the kids to their own devices (i.e. he'll put a movie on for them to watch, but they get into mischief instead) while he goes off into the office. I mean, how hard is it to look after them for an hr or so while I'm out?? Instead he thinks he can leave them to it & hide out in the office & play on the PC, oblivious to the mess they're making in the kitchen/lounge/bathroom etc.

If he is in the mood for playing with them/looking after them, nothing else will get done. So obviously he is not capable of looking after the kids AND doing the housework.

But he never complains to me about the house if it's messy. I guess if he was too, he'd know he'd get an earful from me, being that I'm pg & it's harder for me to do things so if he thinks it needs to be done I'd be telling HIM to do it!

Maybe being both your first child he hasn't worked out how busy & tiring it is JUST looking after the baby. Besides the fact that you're not sleeping through the night, (that's a killer itself!) it's a full-time job just looking after baby.

So I say like some others have said - let him look after her (when she's awake too) & let him see how busy it is.

I think we all go through this in the early stages as we're sleep deprived/hormonal & things get to us a lot more. So hopefully it'll come right soon for you hun!!
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R (9),G (7), J (5)

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ugh men, cant live with them, cant shoot em lol.

All the ladies on here have as usual given great advice, only thing i can think to ad is ask him when he next gets a holiday , then when he answers say " thats nice,cos in my very important role, i dont.....but you could allow me to have a break every now and then" hehe
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