Dh was telling me a story about a conversation he had at work and I'd like honest opinions.
One of the other managers just moved to WI with his wife and new baby. He said that his wife met a mom at McDonald's and they hit it off. His wife invited the other mom to dinner where the other mom revealed that she was nursing her 2 year old. So the guy is telling dh this story with a "can you believe it" sort of tone. Dh's response was, "well, my wife is like that too."
First of all, did I make the decision to EN alone? No. Do dh and I partner on most parenting decisions? Yes.
I feel like he put me out there to be a freak by not taking ownership and saying something like, "we believe in child led weaning" or something like that. He's not as passionate about breastfeeding as I am, though he supports it 100%, you just couldn't facts or stats from him, he would tell you to talk to me. But he always tells guys he knows to make sure their wives bf and tells them to call me if they need help or resources.
So, am I taking it personally or reading too much into it?
One of the other managers just moved to WI with his wife and new baby. He said that his wife met a mom at McDonald's and they hit it off. His wife invited the other mom to dinner where the other mom revealed that she was nursing her 2 year old. So the guy is telling dh this story with a "can you believe it" sort of tone. Dh's response was, "well, my wife is like that too."
First of all, did I make the decision to EN alone? No. Do dh and I partner on most parenting decisions? Yes.
I feel like he put me out there to be a freak by not taking ownership and saying something like, "we believe in child led weaning" or something like that. He's not as passionate about breastfeeding as I am, though he supports it 100%, you just couldn't facts or stats from him, he would tell you to talk to me. But he always tells guys he knows to make sure their wives bf and tells them to call me if they need help or resources.
So, am I taking it personally or reading too much into it?