Postpartum Dads

[BloodofPatriots]

So... that's why men cheat on their wives. Thanks for clearing that up!

[4411baby]

Not true in my marriage!! (:

[CPVinish]

You're an idiot!  You're annoying... Kate Gosselin! You're husband should leave you... I wouldn't be suprised if he hasn't already!

[jbean0]

She's right, it actually is a turn on when husbands spend good quality time with the kids. If that confuses you think of it this way: Wouldn't you just adore a person that was making some one you love dearly happy and taken care of?

[duderainman]

im a husband and getting ready for my first baby, this show is funny, insightful, and relaxing. thank you lol

[oudinalot]

dude its okay but the good version was from Yumsexy. com

[trunk516]

Wow people...it's called comedy.....and for the record..it's also true...LOLLL

[spectrumifs]

Back to comedy class 101.

[Panditha666]

AWESOME i wish more guys saw this so that the sterotype goes away! this is why i love being a male nanny/preschool teacher

[mopar777]

Good Lord. I'm glad I didn't marry you!

My wife is dolled up almost ALL THE TIME. We celebrate 25 years in January and although not extraordinary, the sex is still good.

[Butterfly85739]

ok well this is not a great way to put this!! and most of it is not true. heres the funny thing I have to keep an eye on not only the children but my husband as well... and him the other way around. it called balancing the family... Granted right now we are not so balanced but we are adjusting!

[creuejou]

why are you so bitter?

[maxwest333]

I go down on the ladder that's true, but my wife goes up on the ladder after I witnessed birth. I welcome the challenge of being last, because I had to do things to get my wife to wear that nice skirt we picked out together. I had to be up with the nightime feedings, and go to work on no sleep, then work on my abs so that nice skirt will magicly appear on those nice legs of hers. I relax her on her reclining chair with chocolate, and her favorite music while I go down the ladder

[MOSFET2288]

Well, I think her comments may be a reflection of her marriage, but I don't think it is true in every marriage. Maybe she thinks less of her husband for every child he gives her, but I don't think she can speak for every conceivable married female on Planet Earth.

[Guinnie]

biblical bullshit

[goblin12345678]

Husband, wife, and kid should all love each other in equal proportions.

[EdMuse1122]

Yes, well, unfortunately, it's not a bunch of BS. It's true. Women, if you want your relationships with your husbands to remain healthy, which is really the best thing for your kids, then DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN! Make sure your husband remains an important part of your emotional life!

This comes from a dad in the middle of a divorce, because my wife stopped giving a rat's ass about me when we had our son. And she wondered why I didn't want to have another one...

[ilovealf]

Definately a HOTTIE. She can be my mommy.

[HaelRefoc]

This is the most awesome thing ever

[4aseer]

Men do not have postpardum, they have what is called, a midlife, it is, when after serving many years as a faithful child rearing device that they suddenly start working out all the time, dress like their twenty again and buy a red ferrari coup, you'll know when it happens because you will have the kids but can't find him! haha

[DaytonBabe]

but it's worth the pay off. What's really hard is the typical way that American's do relationships. It gets expensive financially and emotionally to keep meeting someone, being with them for a while, then breaking up, only to have to go looking for someone else. Everyone in a family needs to feel valued. We could all use a lot fewer material possessions and a lot more time with each other learning how to have fun again, relax, communicate and appreciate each other.

[ebbixx]

Good thing the economy is in freefall then, isn't it?

Before you flame, these are the jokes, folks.

[DaytonBabe]

And all that crap she is spewing about raising 'her' off spring isn't real in a family that starts with two people who've truly taken the time to know each other and arrive at decisions together. But we've all been taught to want everything instantly, to be greedy and self-centered. I hear the 'oh please' groans out there. But I know couples who have these marriages. They have tremendous respect for each other which sometimes I think is even more important than love. It's hard work...

[DaytonBabe]

Your comment is as 'wrongheaded' as hers. Back in the day, men and women took the time to get to know each other - long before they ever had sex. It was called courtship. And they learned what each other wanted out of life - like kids, no kids, how many, when, etc. As a matter of fact their parents and siblings were involved and had an opinion about the potential mate which the person paid attention to. Friends even let them know if they even seemed compatible.

[Willhuff123]

This truthful information is refreshing. The wrongheaded female obsession with kids, wherein the children are more loved than the husband, is doubtless a contributor to the divorce rate. In the days of high infant mortality women knew better than to sacrifice a husband for a baby that might not even make it. These days there's no reason to willingly father a child. It's a good way to chain yourself to a woman financially while depriving yourself of the few good things a woman has to offer.

[blackberryjuice1]

the daddy should be just as in love with his children as the mother is. So it shouldn't be an issue or "contributor to the divorce rate." That's *his* children!

[RainonMee]

Depression, that's more like suicide cold.