The fathers tended to talk to their kids in much more normal adult language.

Mothers tend to be a little bit more baby talk.

Hey, what's up, guys?

Welcome to Five Minute Fatherhood.

So we, in our homeroom community, which is a community we have of families that are trying

to bring on one new tool, one new challenge every single

month to build their family team. You guys can check that out. We open it twice a year.

Nolan, who's a new member, jumped in there and said, my wife and I are expecting our first baby in

December, and I'm equally excited and also feel the weight of what fatherhood will bring.

As a new dad, what are some

first child things you were glad you did and things you would have done differently in regards

to the first year or as a three-person family? And he answers welcome. Okay, so what I want to do is

just do a quick list of some things that Jeff and I enjoy doing with our babies.

I would say one thing that I love doing is take my baby on what I call baby tours.

So any chance I got with like, you know, took my little six-month-old, I would just walk around the house, walk around the restaurant, walk around the neighborhood, and just talk to them

like a real person.

Because they are incredible linguistic machines.

And so they are listening.

And it's, I don't know if you guys have ever researched

the science of what's going on inside of a baby.

Talk to them constantly.

And it's really therapeutic just to like,

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