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It's a mental adjustment, as well as phyical. We spend time with the newborn, take part in the rearing and have less attention from our spouse. Women have the need to breed, most men don't. Men become more involved as the child grows out of the diaper stage. I was more involved with my first born then his mother was. From the time he was seven months old, other then work, he was with me at all sorts of events.
The event of a child being brought forth is a gift from the Deity, whether seen that way or not. That makes us who we are, leaves a sign that we were here.
2007-01-19 01:57:10
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answered by LifeRyder 4
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I'm currently a single mother but during the pregnancy and after the baby was born, the father changed during both stages. I found out halfway through the pregnancy that he didnt want the child, then when the baby was born he was excited and wanted the baby and to cut the rest of the story short, my son is 6 this may and the last time the father saw his son was just before he turned 1.
2007-01-20 01:35:56
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answered by Kitty_Kat119 1
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Paid more attention to the baby than to the mother! Helped in bringing up the baby as much as his professional commitments could allow, and did make serious attempts to help at home. Sex life did suffer for a bit, but was resumed as before when the post-delivery effects were taken care of.
2007-01-19 16:09:50
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answered by greenhorn 7
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Not to much, he stayed home more often for awhile. he didnt really change diapers and never fed our daughter unless he had too. but he was constantly holding her and shes now five and hes a wonderful father.
2007-01-19 02:26:59
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answered by kristinad21 3
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