New baby? Best advice?

my fiance and i are having a baby this month. what is the best advice and personal experience stories you can give us? parenting? anything?New baby? Best advice?
Enjoy every moment with your baby. If you have questions, don't be afraid to call and ask your pediatrician. Moms and grandmothers are wonderful sources for advice. Take pictures and make a scrap book, they are treasures to look at always. Congratulations.New baby? Best advice?
Best advice ever is sleep when the baby sleeps which is pretty hard after the baby is born. You will go through a energy stage where you dont sleep at all when the baby sleeps. But get your sleep when you can cause you will enjoy the baby alot more if your not tired and cranky. With my first child i visited alot of baby sites on the internet for advice. So search them. Enjoy the experience of a life time and Congratulations.
Well I had my daughter 5 months ago and the best adive i can give is-





love the baby as much as you can


don't let the baby sleep with you


sleep when the baby sleeps


take all kinds of pictures they grow up to quick


when the baby cries make sure to change diper, feed, or just love it.


make sure your husband helps at night, this makes to better on you.


no matter what people tell you, hold you baby when ever you want, you can not spoil your baby


read to your baby


if you think something so wrong with your baby call the babies doctor


try to let your baby go to sleep on its on, this will help at night when your baby gets older


The main thing is just love, hold and take care of your self and the baby


Conrgs and Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd rather hold back from giving you advice until after you've had your precious little one- only because I'd rather not freak you out by any too-blunt honesty. I'd be happy to help you out when you do, but I had some issues with post-partum depression %26amp; a very cauliky child- see why I'm holding back?


Good luck on your delivery- and remember: You really DON';T want to kill him (';him'; being yo' baby daddy!).
sleep when baby sleeps. keep extra onsies and a spare outfit in the diaper bag for any trips you take. sign up for pampers.com and similac family beginnings. breastfeed it's best for baby. hold baby and give baby lots of attention, you can't spoil a baby by holding it the first six months. don't sleep with baby. prepare for anything. good luck
I WOULD ADVISE YOU TO BUY A ROCKING CHAIR FOR THOSE LATE NIGHT ROCKS.





BUY DIAPERS AND WIPES IN BULK. YOU WOULD BE AMAZED AT HOW MANY DIAPERS A BABY GOES THROUGH IN A DAY.





DONT' OVERDRESS. ONESIES, PANTS AND A PAIR SOCKS OR A SLEEPER SUIT IS FINE.








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Sleep when the baby sleeps if you can.


Let others help you out so you won't get to worn out to quick.


Eat healthy (especially if breast feeding)


Don't forget to take care of yourself (it's easily done)


Enjoy and treasure every moment because at first you'll start to wonder when they are going to start doing so many things and before you know it they already have.


You probably have so many things going through you head at this point and so many questions and maybe even some fears....... Once you hold your baby it will all fall into place. It's good to have as much support as you can because although it's going to be one of the most amazing times in your life it can also be trying at times, it's good to have someone to lean on and help once and a while.
Love it with all of your heart for ever and always, no matter what it turns out to be. Be the best and coolest parent ever....!
dont let your baby sleep with u at night, mixfeed if u can tell you baby you love it as much as u can
I don't know your religious beliefs, but Thank God Thank God. Children are blessings from God. Cherish every minute with your baby. They grow up so fast. My daughter is seven months old, and she is already crawling, trying to walk, etc. Best advice I can give you SLEEP NOW!!!
Just enjoy the experience of the birth and relax spend time with your baby and your partner and make time for each other, other people will give you advice just listen and judge for yourself which bits to use alot of it will be utterly useless other bits will be a god send but you will know yourself when your baby gets here. Don't be afraid to ask for help. I have two children the first the dad didn't want to know so i gave birth with my friend there and the second was with my current partner although the first was still a lovely experience the second was unbelievable it made us closer alhough my boyfriend did feel a little left out at first until i gave him stuff to do like bath her and feed her and he feels just as close. Just relax enjoy each other it's an experience for you to share and cherish together good luck.
Sleep when the baby sleeps.......