I want you

The first bottle that Ben and I prepared was something to talk about. We didn't get the temperature right and with every drop of milk she slurped, we were afraid she would drown.

The diaper that Ben changed leaked the first time, being put on the opposite side. Baking ointment? What is it for? How many times a day do we use it? Should she sleep on her side, on her stomach, or on her back? Is it normal for her to sleep so much? What time does she open her eyes?

- Let's leave the cell phone to wake up every three hours. Each one gets up once to prepare the milk. - He suggested.

- OK. But she sleeps in my room until we buy a crib.

- That's not fair. Why not mine?

- Salma asked “me” to take care of her.

- But “I” bought all the clothes she has. And “I” went with her to the hospital, because she wanted it to be that way.

- But it demanded “I” during childbirth.

- Because you had more time than you knew her. If I had known her twenty years, I would have been the chosen one.

- It is register