Well maybe.
This may be normal, or my husband is just a goon.
I have been watching a little girl 2 days a week.
She was carrying around Kennedy's new "my first cinderella"
Brandon says "Tara, thats Kennedy's"
Me: "I know, she is just playing with that"
She was drinking out of one of Kennedy's sippy cups.
Brandon: "Isn't that Kennedy's cup?"
Me: "Yes?"
She playing with Kennedy's flower & kept on in her hair.
Brandon: "Now she is wearing her flowers?"
My mom told me to rest assured it is just a "daddy protective" thing.
My dad did the same thing when my friends would come over.
But I cant help but wonder if other dads do this?
Is you hubby/partner protective of the things your baby has?
Sure we spend alot on the the nice things that she has, but if the little girl is just using them here I dont see the tiff in it.
Next Daddy dilemma
Bug is SUCH a mommas-girl.
& loves her da-da
but recently will only take him holding her for awhile before she looks at me & full out SCREAMS.
they can play & play & all of sudden her head flings up & she is look for me, then comes the SCREAMS.
she has gotten better, but I think it is starting to hurt his feelings.
Suggestions?
My little guy is a Mama's boy and will whine if he's with my DH for any length of time. My DH has just kind of accepted it. I think all babies go through this stage at some point. Just tell your hubby, this too shall pass :) And she loves him regardless
ReplyDeleteElli actually did this yesterday...I was leaving for work, Andrew just got home from work, I handed her over to him... and she went into full blown tears knowing I was walking out the door. It was so sad.... but yes, this too shall pass. Eventually (and i HATE to say this), our little girls will always want their daddys and we will feel left out...... boo.
ReplyDeleteMy younger 2 are the same way. I think alot of it has to do with the fact that I am home with them all day. Soon though, she will be a daddys girl and it will drive you CRAZY!!!!!!!!
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