What was more difficult for you, as a parent?

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The newborn stage was farrrrrrr easier for me. They sleep a lot, don’t move, and don’t throw tantrums. Their needs are also much simpler: hungry, wet, tired.

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Newborns don’t tell you your butt is hairy and your stomach is the “squishiest thing i’ve ever seen”

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Kids are a breeze until you hit 18-24 months old. Then they become Satan

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Toddler age has been easier for me so far (she’s 2 now). 
I felt like a zombie when she was a newborn because of the night feedings, pumping at work was very stressful, the crying was terrible when there was nothing you could do about it and it sucked not having my own body.
Yeah, she has tantrums but that doesn’t bother me as much as newborn crying. I like that I can talk to her and explain things and that she can try to communicate the things she wants and be her own little person.

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shit give me a newborn any day😂 my lo is almost 9 months, and she already acts like a toddler

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I'd say toddler. My son was an extremely easy baby. He's actually an easy toddler too, but no toddler is without tantrums.

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god, newborns are a BREEZE. i had the nerve to say to myself that having a baby was easy. i jinxed myself for the toddler stage 😂

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I have a toddler and I miss the newborn stage every day...

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I’d rather watch 10 toddlers than 1 baby 😂 I’m not a fan of the baby stage. Toddlers are way more fun

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I said newborn. For me it was hard because I had to hold my baby almost 24/7 and could get no sleep but also get nothing done lol. I literally sat on the couch nursing for 3 months. Give me a hyper toddler any day lol. I’m not good at just sitting around for any length of time and I’m extra crazy with no sleep!

What was more difficult for you, as a parent?

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