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!!cJ4MGVqvOKw 09/23/11(Fri)08:00 No.29924792>>29924701 Not everything can end sweetly! This one had to be bitter to make its point - that sometimes it takes a real shock to get you moving in life.
In all seriousness, though, >>29924635 >>29924585 >Bath time I guess bathing Fluttershy was always going to be challenging. Having to raise such a fearful child, with her own inherent problems and difficulties, when we barely know each other and she's still a baby, she's probably very scared of the terrifying large human towering over her head. So, I guess I'd wash her in the sink at first (apparently that's what you do with babies, I'm no expert though) and be extra careful. Make it a game, so she learns to be a little more comfortable with me.
>Meal Probably something very easy on the gums, carrot paste and warm milk or something. Lightly heated, and another game - the airplane game, this time. That's a timeless classic.
>Playtime Keep her in the house, play fun games with animal pets and whatnot, at least until she's happy to leave. Building blocks together, reading books, listening to music, all that jazz. When we finally leave, we go to places that aren't crowded - there's a beautiful, verdant glade nearby, a knoll at the top of a grassy peak that's tall enough to overlook the green valleys nearby, in a forest full of critters. We go there and have a picnic.
>The first night This one is always a challenge, but I let her sleep in my bed. Children of all kinds need love and cuddling, and she needs someone nearby to take care of her just in case of colic or something like that. When she's old enough, I move her to a crib in my room, and then eventually to a crib in her own room, then a bed, and so on. Bedtime stories and games always remain a permanent fixture, and we brush our teeth together every night.
God damn, there is nothing I want more than to someday be a parent.
>>29924721 I know, man, I know. Did it just for you, haha! |