Wake Up, the Baby is Crying! - Discussion Video

http://www.DadLabs.com - DadLabs Ep 254 The Lounge - The place where Dads openly discuss parental issues is featuring a new style and look! DadLabs has brought together a panel of experts and doofuses alike at the Tiniest Bar in Texas to answer a single probing question on the subject of modern parenting. In this video, we ask the question - "In your household, did you and your spouse share late night baby crying duty?" This video brought to you by sweetpeace by Graco.

Watch as doctors, fighter pilots, washed up authors, husbands and wives reveal what they are really up to late at night when their baby is screaming his or her freakin' head off. You might be surprised by their answers

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[LadyAyra]

My husband doesn't get up with the 6 month old, nor did he with any of our other children when they were young (and nursing).

He will get up with our older children.

[DadLabs]

He definitely should share in the responsibilities. It is a lot easier when you have a partner. You can alternate nights or just cut the night into shifts.

[chrisvet1]

Indeed, and you need a course in anti political correctness.

[Maximusira]

Take that shirt off, bear in pink!!!

woof, greetings from Chile.

[53Aubergine]

Oh boy! I didnt realize you were in texas! One of these days we'll make it down there to see yall in action.

Groovy!

[monfogo]

I used to just pretend to be in a deep sleep.

[LadyAyra]

You're right. I'll confess though. I can't complain too much because each weekend he gets all the children so I can sleep in. That's a trade I'm always willing to make! =)

[KatMomof3]

my husband doesn't get up at night, but he does something better for me...

I worry about the little one and he gets up and gets the boys off to school, letting me sleep until our daughter deems it time to wake up.

Fortunately, her sleep schedule is getting better, but this way, we both get a full night's rest.

With the boys, we would alternate who was focuing on which boy.

Once the older one was sleeping good and was going to school, we started the system we do now.

[ginotomac]

my wife and i rely on the rock paper scissors method. apparently i'm awful at rock paper scissors.

[tyeporter]

Man, watching this channel is the most effective form of birth control I know.

Seriously?

I'm not goonna get any sleep for his first 18 years?

:P