Hey, I’m a new dad. Got any advice?

1. Disregard everything TheTexan says.
2. Spend lots of time with her.
3. It's never too early to start reading to her
4. Keep them away from the TV
5.Never leave the house without a hug and a kiss and an I love you. I am sure your wife might like that too.
6. Tap lightly on the rear a thump on the rump is usually enough.

I can't tell you how important my dad was to me growing up. He made my mom(bitch) angry all the time but he will be my best friend until the end of time. Although he has passed I still feel his presents with me.
 
The BC is one of the mechanisms that the State uses to claim our children as property (another one is "we've got more guns"). I think you have two days to rescind the contract that you signed if you're considering taking it back.

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The state claims the child as pledged collateral based on the filed (registered) Cert of Live Birth, thus creating a security interest for the state corporation against the child's body, which is then conveyed under the state's "public trust" where all registered property legally resides, with the state taking the role of trustee of the pledged collateral in the trust, trustees are legal title holder to property/collateral placed in a trust. The state later issues a Birth Certificate in the ALL CAPS NAME, which creates the corporate legal fiction ALL CAPS NAME that the child is led to believe is actually him/her. At that point forward the ALL CAPS NAME is the avenue used for a live flesh and blood to interact with dead fictional corporations, such as Walmart, Bank of America or the state corporation itself. Bible says the living can't interact with the dead.....

As far as rescinding the Cert of Live Birth, I haven't studied up on how to do that specifically. It gets pretty wonky since the child is considered salvaged abandoned property (high seas piracy, admiralty law) and a bastard (mother's maiden name used on paperwork makes child fatherless bastard since mom identifies as unmarried on paperwork!). Seems to me that you can unregister the COLB with the relevant state agency that maintains those records, same as you can unregister to vote with voting agency or unregister a car from DMV, etc. You're basically just claiming back the collateral/property and ending the trust contract that started it. "Revokable trust" is a good search term for this, as in "how do I revoke a trust?" The catch is that dealing with some phone drone CSR isn't the way to go about it since they're often as clueless as the rest of general population and just follow procedure. You should seek out the legal department of the agency for contact. It's all the same legal operation, just applied to different kinds of pledged collateral/property which is held under trust by the state. Fwiw, the state Secretary of State is who transmits that data to the US Dept of Commerce who federalizes the same collateral registration process for US Inc. collateral/property against federal debt, in the assumption that the child will later claim US Citizen status as an employee of the federal corporation.

It's also worth noting that the system described is slowly being moved away from the paper COLB/BC/ALL CAPS NAME routine over to a more direct digital slave ownership model using genetic alterations ("vaccines"?) and biometrics, which remove the ability to opt-out by simply choosing to not use the ALL CAPS NAME documents. If NCLiberty or his wife have taken a covid shot, any offspring they have is automatically a GMO and has the security interest attached from birth, regardless of any signed documents. This is why all shot takers are being tracked. Any child they have after a genetic alteration isn't a natural living flesh and blood any more. It's a piece of property with inherent security interest attached, just like Monsanto corn.
 
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I've found it easiest to just use one of my Danke birth certificates instead of trying to come up with one of my own.
 
NCL,

Congratulations.

Allow me to post just a few tips.

1 - Be just and fair at all times. As a father, you will be looked toward as the final "referee" and disciplinarian. Above all, do not shirk this duty. A child will carry the memories and teachings of this for the rest of their lives. If your inner voice says what you are about to do or say is unjust, listen to it, even if it contradicts other adults around you.

2 - Enjoy every stage of life with them. If done right, they will be friends and companions as adults. A narrow view almost kept that from me, but I have never been so happy as to have had kids, they are blessings to me as rapidly approaching old age takes more and more from me.

3 - Do everything, and I mean everything, in your power to keep them out of government schools.
 
Congrats.

Whatever you work out with your wife on caring/working (50/50, or are you working while she stays home, etc.) you better make it very clear between both of you. I mean, look each other in the eyes and say your agreement to each other.

Why? Because if both of you aren't clear on spousal expectations now, either of you can create resentment and confusion. Trust me on this...

So, figure out what's going to work between you understanding you may have to make some modifications as you figure things out, but then stick to it until it's time to re-plan.

Talk to each other, talk to each other, talk to each other...

Don't be afraid to delay vaccinations either (or if you're 100% anti-vax, cool too). There are pediatricians out there who will let you delay instead of sticking so many vaxes in such a young little body.

Take pride in being a father and know that you have a role now. You're gonna be stressed, have your moment then get over it. As a father, you are protector and provider. It comes with the territory.

Best of luck.
 
Congratulations! Help your wife as much as you can. Schedule a night for you to stay up so she can rest.

Yes, for the first month or so, this will be part of your life. However, I had the good fortune to stumble across this book:

On Becoming Babywise

... before my first child was born. We read it, and implemented it with both of our children. Within a month or so after birth, they were sleeping pretty much evening to morning. The book does a great job explaining the "big picture" in respect to sleep and feeding -- your newborn child is joining an existing family and, while that entails some hardship for both you and them, ultimately, they are the one who will have to adapt to the reality of the family they are joining. Modern "parenting" advice turns this on its head and maximizes the amount of hardship and misery involved in parenting, especially in the early years. You do not become your child's slave the moment they are born no matter what the MSMBS and other propaganda outlets tell you.
 
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