I have a very specific parenting style, such as no hitting, being pretty laid back, NO LEAVING BABY TO CRY AT NIGHT EVER (although now that he's a toddler, sometimes he cries during the day... because he's throwing temper tantrums).
Anyhoo, my DH and I got into quite a few arguments about parenting when DS was born. He thought that me responding to him at night would make him dependent and unable to grow emotionally, etc. etc.
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: Need I go on, because we've all heard these things from one person or another most likely.
But the other day, DH remarked on how incredibly independent DS is. :LOL I tried to gently remind him that I must not have ruined him by being responsive after all!
I'm not perfect, and I'm sure my parenting style has its flaws, but I think DH is coming around to my way of thinking on some issues.
Yay DH!
Just wanted to share. Thanks for reading.
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Anyhoo, my DH and I got into quite a few arguments about parenting when DS was born. He thought that me responding to him at night would make him dependent and unable to grow emotionally, etc. etc.
But the other day, DH remarked on how incredibly independent DS is. :LOL I tried to gently remind him that I must not have ruined him by being responsive after all!
I'm not perfect, and I'm sure my parenting style has its flaws, but I think DH is coming around to my way of thinking on some issues.
Yay DH!
Just wanted to share. Thanks for reading.
