Hey Everyone,

My son was born this past week - both mom and baby are doing well :-)

Now that this chapter of my life has come to a close, this blog is no longer relevant to everything we're going through. As such, I'll be making the jump starting tonight from The Pregnant Husband to a new blog called "Daddy Newbie".

You can follow the blog via the link I've attached to this post :-)

Thanks for reading!

When my son is born (healthy and happy) and my wife is no longer pregnant, my debating on whether or not to start another blog – this time about being a first time dad.

I'm like:

When my pregnant wife has been in labor for hours on end at the hospital and the nurse comes in to our room saying that she’s got a refreshed bowl of ice chips to help her get through the next few hours.

My wife's like:

When my pregnant wife is ready to go to bed.

She's like:

With the baby now three days overdue, my (very uncomfortable) wife and me talking to her belly.

We're like:

Talking to my pregnant wife the morning after she made some five or six trips to the bathroom during the night.

She's like:

When my pregnant wife sees me heating up pizza and thinks I’m doing it for just myself, but then comes over and sees that I’m making enough for two.

She's like:

When my pregnant wife tells me to put my hand on a particular spot on her belly and out of nowhere the baby kicks.

I'm like:

After looking forward to the due date for so long, the day after it passes and still no baby.

It's like:

When it’s the baby’s due date and things are still status quo.

My pregnant wife is like:

How my 9 months pregnant wife is feeling these days.

She's like:

When I ask my pregnant wife to be honest and tell me how much the Braxton hicks contractions really hurt.

She's like:

When my pregnant wife is cranky before she leaves for work, but when I get home later in the day she tells me she’s feeling better because she picked something up for the nursery during the day.

I'm like:

When I make fun of my pregnant wife and she responds by saying that she’s going to pop a water balloon in bed while I’m sleeping to trick me into thinking that her water broke.

I'm like:

When it's a fast food night and I ask my pregnant wife if she wants McDonald's or Wendy's and she tells me she doesn't care and so I say that I want Wendy's and she responds, "Oh that's right, because you're the pregnant one here."

I'm like:

When my pregnant wife wants to go to sleep and I’m not tired yet.

She's like:

When the doctor gave my pregnant wife a note saying she should be excused from work.

She was like: