Being a parent is not simple…It’s a full-time job!

In my opinion, parenting is the easiest thing. That’s never what a parent has said. It’s the hardest job on the planet, I promise you. Only a “STAY AT HOME DAD”—and that too without a maid or helper—can truly explain what parenting requires.

Nobody should ever convince you that being a parent isn’t the scariest but most incredibly rewarding job you’ll ever have!

Each of us adjusts to becoming parents differently, but once we become parents, we are all just waiting to see what will happen next. From the minute a newborn is discharged from the hospital, it’s a process of trial and error.

Young parents have a lot of questions: why is my baby crying? Has he or she had enough to eat? Is their stomach full? Could it be that they have gas? or colic? When are they going to fall asleep?

Then, as your child enters the next stage of becoming a toddler, you start to worry about what might have gotten into his mouth. God, oh God! She simply knocked her head! Please don’t touch that, baby. Nooo…don’t consume that. There are chuckles, laughs, tickles, and miles of grins in between all of these.

During the initial months of parenthood, every parent experiences a time where they lie in bed and question if they really have any idea what they are doing. Indeed, you do. You are the best person to raise your child, and you’re doing a fantastic job at it!

Time really does seem to fly by quickly. You have no idea where the year went as the days turn into months and months into years. In my personal experience, time has flown by at a pace that has completely shocked me, from the calm and relaxed moments I spent with my own kids in their first year to the hectic pace of their second!

As I raised my baby from the very first year as my Wife is working and i’m looking after our baby and trust in starting it was the most toughest and hectic job for me because it was all happening first time in my life. But, Slowly and Slowly i got used to it and currently me and my son both are comfortable with each other.

Most of the time he plays with his Toys and when he gets Bored he watches the CocoMelon Cartoons which he loves the Most. Later he Sleeps for 2-3 Hours in the Day and in which i get my free time to do my own Personal Work.

I’m aware that things will inevitably change and that my kids and I will grow apart over time. All I can hope for is that everything happens at a speed that suits us all—not too quickly for me, nor too slowly for them.

My spouse and I are committed to raising our child to be a decent person who makes the right choices to improve the world. We’ll do all in our power to raise our children to show love and respect to everyone they encounter. We’ll do all in our power to be the greatest parents.

Even if the days seem lengthy right now, the years will fly by. Being a parent is challenging. But then. It was never promised to be.

Thanks for Reading.