I'm quite aware that I blog about the kids and my experiences with fibular hemimelia and infertility way more than I blog about my husband or the father of my kids.
Why? I have no idea. We are a close family and Michael is as active of a parent as any dad, probably more so. He does all the 'right' things. Plays with them. Puts them to bed. Cooks for them.
In fact, our schedule is such that he is the 'stay at home dad' from 5 pm until 7 pm or so and all day on Sundays while I work.
He means the world to the Ms and to me.
There are very valuable lessons that he is teaching the kids. I will never under estimate the power of Daddy.
Yesterday Madeleine said, "Mommy, I love Daddy. He is a good guy."
I'm quite aware that I blog about the kids and my experiences with fibular hemimelia and infertility way more than I blog about my husband or the father of my kids.
Why? I have no idea. We are a close family and Michael is as active of a parent as any dad, probably more so. He does all the 'right' things. Plays with them. Puts them to bed. Cooks for them.
In fact, our schedule is such that he is the 'stay at home dad' from 5 pm until 7 pm or so and all day on Sundays while I work.
He means the world to the Ms and to me.
There are very valuable lessons that he is teaching the kids. I will never under estimate the power of Daddy.
Yesterday Madeleine said, "Mommy, I love Daddy. He is a good guy."
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