Pops Pint

The training wheels are off and nurse supervision ends when you leave the hospital. It can be a shock to your system when you walk through the hospital doors for the first time with your new baby tucked into his/her carseat. I sit with my buddy Jake to discuss his first two weeks as he is living it right now! His son Ryder is 13 days old and already rocking tummy time. Sounds like a future Salisbury Sea Gull to me. We discuss how Jake and Jami are leaning on their village to get some much needed rest, Jake's Mom throwing some knowledge on us with baby clothing producing zzzz's, breast feeding hurdles, and Jake ignoring the advice of sleeping while the baby sleeps. Back off people, he's got this  ;) 

Traveling with kids on an airplane is a ball full of stress. My brother and his wife seemed to have mastered it flying with two under two on multiple flights to Disney. I sit down with my little bro to learn about their keys to success, planning, transportation to the airport, and stocking up your hotel room before you even arrive. Welcome to episode 3 of Pops Pint. Side note, my brother has somehow managed to drink over 1k different beers within the last few years. (Slow, Loud, 1 Minute Golf Clap) Impressive!

The elusive dad bod that haunts new fathers. You can easily find a nice freshman 15 hanging around your waist even before your first child arrives while you are nesting with wifey. Join me as I talk with my friend CJ who has a two year old while he sits up at that four zero number. Zinnnnnnng (Sorry CJ). CJ shares his battle of trying to find time on the calendar for fitness while being the best husband, father, and employee possible. Fight to find a spot on the calendar for your fitness. You and your family will thank you. 

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Pops Pint. It's only fitting that the topic of conversation is "The Delivery Bag". The instance you start using is the moment that everything gets real. I am joined by Luc, father of a rich man's family. Which I am not. Overpacking is the only way to describe my first trip to the delivery room and well, it sounds like Luc bought a suitcase, a grocery bag, and some condiments. Welcome to Pops Pint! Enjoy Disclaimer None of this is advice. We are just offering our experiences to give new fathers a hint of what they can expect.