Tambo to become a dad.

[froars]

when u do finally tell her u're her Mum and not her sister,it may all fall apart

Couldn't do that, Ox. She struggles with the concept we're related anyway lol

 

[Colonel Matrix]

Gotta remember that you don't exactly struggle bringing up a kid on AFL wages....

 

[roo_stew]

Gotta remember that you don't exactly struggle bringing up a kid on AFL wages....

The money isnt the issue for me. Its the parenting ability. I had em youngish too, missus was only 19, and it was a huge challenge coping with the demands of a lil one. I guess in their favour they should be around them more, if that helps!
They dont come with a manual and it can be very distracting and frustrating at times so lets hope it doesnt impact on his footy too much. On the other hand if he is excited about it and enjoys the prospect it coulld be a huge positive for his footy and some great grounding.

 

[Colonel Matrix]

The money isnt the issue for me. Its the parenting ability. I had em youngish too, missus was only 19, and it was a huge challenge coping with the demands of a lil one. I guess in their favour they should be around them more, if that helps!
They dont come with a manual and it can be very distracting and frustrating at times so lets hope it doesnt impact on his footy too much. On the other hand if he is excited about it and enjoys the prospect it coulld be a huge positive for his footy and some great grounding.

You're definitely right, having money doesn't necessarily make you a good parent, but it least ensures that the child will get a good education, housing etc... which is an important part of the childs welfare.

 

[Leper]

I had my daughter when i was (gulp lol) 17 years old
No noticeable downfalls for either party

Why wait till 17?

If there's grass on the wicket you should play cricket.

 

[froars]

If there's grass on the wicket you should play cricket.

Where were u when i was telling my dad Leper hahhahahaha
You would have made a great advocate lol
Somehow methinks i should have danced all nite

 

[True Thylacine]

If there's grass on the wicket you should play cricket.

A rule of thumb I also lived by, surprisingly. I wonder how they cope today...in this the age of the South American approach to grassy wickets?