I first wanna start off by saying my husband is absolutely wonderful. I’m constantly thankful that God brought me to him, so with that being said, I just feel like I need to vent/ask a few things. Does anyone else’s husband‘s do stuff in regards to the baby that make you scratch your head and frustrate you? I left my babies clothes in the dryer because I wasn’t able to get around to getting them out, folding them and putting them away. My husband didn’t say anything, but he had to dry his clothes for work, so he took out the babies clothes to put in his own. He placed our infant baby’s clothes on top of the dryer, which is dusty and gross, has a ball of lint on it, and two grubby rags that were used to clean up nasty messes with Windex chemicals. So I threw the entire load back in the wash to wash it all again. That, along with other things that my husband and I disagree on in regards to rearing our child. I’m a lot more careful and he’s a lot more relaxed. I think most dads are kind of like this. Can anyone confirm or deny their experiences with their husbands?
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I confirm and I’m not married yet, just engaged. Lmao guys are a different breed I think. I constantly have to remind myself that what ours brains are wired to do (or what we would do in situations) are soooo different than our significant others hahaha.
You are not alone. 😂❤️
100%. Im usually really patient with things and don’t like to nag, but sleeping only 4-6 hours for the last month and a half,
I’m starting to lose my patience with stuff that I feel is common sense 🙃

Same here. My husband is absolutely amazing and I am so thankful for him but we just don't think the same therefor we do everyday tasks very different. We agree on everything major but he is definitely not as hardwired to be as clean and careful as I am. I get very frustrated but just have to remember that their brains just don't work like ours and that's okay as long as they're making an effort.

My husband is definitely the careful one in our relationship! He is a miracle of a man.
yes yes yes. He really does care and works hard for our family in every way. But sometimes when im alone and I’ve just had it with certain things I have a pretend conversation out loud with him telling him exactly how I feel. And them when he comes home I ask him nicely… 🤣

My husband has always been clean and organized; it’s was very obvious that he had been in the NAVY the first time I went to his place. Everything had a place, super tidy, and organized.
He’s the one that washes/sterilizes all the pump parts and bottles, also does all the diaper laundry (we use cloth diapers).

Oh wow maybe we should all send our men to the navy 😆🥲😂
But yeah I love my hubby so much and he does a ton for our family but he doesn’t have the motherly touch and isn’t as mindful about some things that women would know/.do/wouldn’t do 😅

My husband is super helpful with our girl; taking turns with me to care for her once he's home. One thing that frustrated me with him is that he doesn't automatically anticipate her needs, such as feeding her, when he has her. Seems he just doesnt have that instinct. I plan to step in more when he has her this week to continue training him on the things he should be doing with her when she's fussy. Need to remind him she sometimes cluster feeds on the evenings. You're not alone

I made him read the reply i just wrote and he agrees lol

it could be as simple as teaching him hunger cues! My husband can totally tell when out baby is hungry, has gas or needs a diaper change based on her cues or cries.

My man isn’t as sanitary as me but he’s getting better the more I’m training him what to do

I love my husband but he’s definitely more relaxed with things than I am (cleanliness, child rearing etc). We tend to balance each other out in the end because of it. I will mention that I’ve become somewhat obsessive over cleaning since my son was born. So everything bothers me anyway.