Parenting a child can be a difficult, trying experience. Meals must be prepared, the house must be cleaned, errands need to be run, and all must be done while constantly attending to the baby. It is demanding work on a new mother and father.
At least that's what I'm guessing. I wouldn't know. Our lives have been made almost unfairly easier by a constant supply of wonderful volunteer help since Max was born. Max has successfully tired out legions of volunteers, but we've still managed to recruit new ones.
Each has brought different strengths. Delia's parents provided old-school Romanian food and an endless supply of attention for Max. Delia's dad, Nelu, provided plenty of food and supplies so Grandma could concentrate on loving Max.
Then, last but certainly not least, my parents helped take care of Max, and gave us some perspective - for example, they let us know we actually could leave Max alone for a while without killing him. Mom did lots of back exercises so she was able to do this:
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