Life of a triplet Dad

Roles change, the baby becomes the big brother in the blink of an eye. How to cope in a sleep deprived state. The first 9 months are terrible, I think I slept about 3 hours a night at best. Babies are psychic, they have this innate sense of when you’re about to do something important like eat, or poo. They’ll be all calm and content in their bouncy chair and then as soon as the foods ready or the turtle head’s poking all hell will break loose and by the crying/screaming you can only assume one is about to be murdered, when in reality they've dropped a dummy. Just because two are sleeping, it doesn't mean the other one will. Girls are sneaky when they pee, instead of spraying like a fountain

Since becoming a father everyday is a learning experience, how do you settle a baby? how do you change a nappy? how the hell does that car seat fit? surely there shouldn't be a screw left over after I've built the crib? etc. Learning new things is just part of the whole experience and should be expected, however what i took for granted until i sat back and thought about it is "what has being a dad taught me about myself if anything?" Here goes: I lived a selfish life before my kids were born. I can function on 5 hours of sleep. But I'm a much nicer guy when I get 7. Even though my kids wake up way too early, when I hear them first thing in the morning I can’t wait to see them. Patience can