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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was married and never doubted my husband but he did struggle to bond as fast as I did and felt very insecure not knowing what to do for our infant. It didn’t really change truly I went back to work at 3 months and he had to take FLMA and he alone with our infant for a month until daycare spot opened. He’s been been bonded ever since (and its been years now). Hard to say what’s up with this guy so early on, but I know I’d be fiercely protective of the baby and its feelings if he doesn’t shape up at some point, the earlier the better. [/quote] Also you processed some shock during pregnancy. After our first child my DH confessed that the pregnancy never felt “real” to him. I had the whole pregnancy to adjust but he didn’t. I think it’s crazy but his truth. [/quote]
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