Guess What...
#22
12-26-2010, 09:13 PM
I would do exactly what Duane described.
Small waxing towels underneath the child seat to prevent it from damaging the leather.
Also, properly hook the seat to the hooks on the bench seat.
and no, dont need to get rid of the Monte, believe me it can be a pain, but its worth it.
I'd rather be driving with my kid in a Monte than a Mini van.
The worst thing is just being bent over in an awkward position while putting the baby in the back, but that is made up later when you get in and realize you're in a Monte and not a Mini van
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Small waxing towels underneath the child seat to prevent it from damaging the leather.
Also, properly hook the seat to the hooks on the bench seat.
and no, dont need to get rid of the Monte, believe me it can be a pain, but its worth it.
I'd rather be driving with my kid in a Monte than a Mini van.
The worst thing is just being bent over in an awkward position while putting the baby in the back, but that is made up later when you get in and realize you're in a Monte and not a Mini van
.
#23
12-28-2010, 03:17 AM
Congrats. Now get ready to start baby proofing the house and painting the nursery. You might as well start buying diapers now, you'll never have enough. Oh yeah better get some extra sleep now too cuz there won't be much sleeping with a new born around. But I'm guessing you can ask anyone on here who's went through it and they wouldnt trade it for the world.
#24
12-28-2010, 08:46 AM
#28
01-02-2011, 11:04 PM
This might help... If you have a son you only have one pecker to worry about. With a daughter you have to worry about all of them.
I got lucky and got what I wanted. My daughter has an older brother who is 6'7'' and two years older. they're 19 & 17.
Hope yours is healthy and delivery goes smoothly.
I got lucky and got what I wanted. My daughter has an older brother who is 6'7'' and two years older. they're 19 & 17.
Hope yours is healthy and delivery goes smoothly.
#29
01-02-2011, 11:27 PM
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 11,978
congrats man, be there for your new child! I kinda messed up and missed out on a bunch of things with my daughter?
#30
01-03-2011, 11:40 AM
And depending on how traditional you want to be, the father of the bride usually pays for the wedding.
But on the bright side, lots of people don't follow that old tradition anymore.