This may not be universally true, and I don't have kids to back it up, but from what I have seen kids tend to mirror the parents. The couples I've known who are very calm and even-keeled have calmer kids, and the more onboxious types have kids who are far louder.Chococat76 wrote:Sun Oct 27, 2019 7:14 amThis. this. and more this. PLUS coupled with the fact that they've been noticeably pointing out (or at least did repeatedly a few months ago) how NOISY places are and that they didn't like them bc they were so NOISY (though the food was good, just not the best they've ever had )craychel8delete3 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 7:07 amIt is a bit concerning that they've said nothing about, and seemingly haven't gone to, any baby classes. I could not get myself educated ENOUGH before my baby girl's arrival.
The other random thing I've noticed is Tim complaining about the "heavy" camera set up he currently has with the gimble thing....10 whole pounds! Hey Tim, guess how much a newborn baby weighs after about a month?
Boy -are they in for a shock. Even if the little guy isn't going to be overtly loud and rambunctious as he ages cuz he'll be likely growing up as an only child (I say this as an only child myself until I was 16 when my "surprise!" brother was born... you grow up a bit differently surrounded by adults all the time). They STILL will - I hope! - take him to do little kid things and those typically involve noisy, screaming, loud, and rambunctious environments!
If this holds true, T&J's kid is going to be a real MF'er. Just wait til he experiences his first attraction ride with Tim, he's going to mimic that shit for weeks.