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Society and people, New Baby - New Life

New Baby - New Life

Todd: So, Simon, I have to congratulate you. I hear you have new child. Simon: That's right. Todd: Wow. You're a papa. (Yeah) So what's it like being a father? Simon: Well, it is a completely different lifestyle than before - Papahood, parenthood. Yeah, so, yeah. Life totally changes. Todd: Like how so? How has your life changed? Simon: Well, I don't get as much sleep as I used to because as newborn babies they get all the time. They poop all the time. They want to eat all the time, so I change diapers, I feed a bottle. You got to carry it all the time if he's feeling lonely. I have a son by the way. It requires a lot of attention and of course, you want to be with your baby so that helps. Todd: Now, since you had your child, your routine has changed, but have your felt that your personility has changed? Simon: I don't think so. People don't change that easily. You just adjust to a new factor in your life, so maybe I put more priority on things like money and time spent. Todd: Right. Fair enough. Fair enough. Simon: So, like what's a typical day. What do you do on a typical day with your baby, like from morning to night? Todd: Well, for one, it's got to be said, I'm the father so I don't have as much to do as his mother but when I work, you know I'm the bread-winner so my job is to make money so that I can buy all the stuff that he needs. Simon: On my day off, basically I wake up, let my better-half have breakfast and I take care of him that way. Change his diaper. Do little stuff like that. Then, yeah, it's basically, it's actually quite monotonous really, you just change the diaper, feed, relax, change the diaper, feed, play, relax. It's kind of like a cycle but you know, when he smiles at me then it's all worth it. Todd: Cool man.

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Todd: So, Simon, I have to congratulate you. I hear you have new child. Simon: That’s right. Todd: Wow. You’re a papa. (Yeah) So what’s it like being a father? Simon: Well, it is a completely different lifestyle than before - Papahood, parenthood. Yeah, so, yeah. Life totally changes. Todd: Like how so? Todd: Como assim? How has your life changed? Wie hat sich Ihr Leben verändert? Simon: Well, I don’t get as much sleep as I used to because as newborn babies they get all the time. Simon: Nun, ich schlafe nicht mehr so viel wie früher, denn als Neugeborene haben sie die ganze Zeit Zeit. Саймон: Ну, я не сплю так багато, як раніше, тому що новонароджені діти сплять весь час. They poop all the time. Eles fazem cocô o tempo todo. They want to eat all the time, so I change diapers, I feed a bottle. Eles querem comer o tempo todo, então eu troco fralda, dou mamadeira. You got to carry it all the time if he’s feeling lonely. Você tem que carregá-lo o tempo todo se ele se sentir solitário. Ви повинні носити його з собою весь час, якщо він відчуває себе самотнім. I have a son by the way. A propósito, eu tenho um filho. До речі, у мене є син. It requires a lot of attention and of course, you want to be with your baby so that helps. Requer muita atenção e claro, você quer estar com seu bebê então isso ajuda. Це вимагає багато уваги, і, звичайно, ви хочете бути з дитиною, тому це допомагає. Todd: Now, since you had your child, your routine has changed, but have your felt that your personility has changed? Тодд: Відтоді, як у вас народилася дитина, ваш розпорядок дня змінився, але чи відчуваєте ви, що змінилася ваша особистість? Simon: I don’t think so. People don’t change that easily. As pessoas não mudam tão facilmente. You just adjust to a new factor in your life, so maybe I put more priority on things like money and time spent. Você acabou de se ajustar a um novo fator em sua vida, então talvez eu dê mais prioridade a coisas como dinheiro e tempo gasto. Ти просто пристосовуєшся до нового фактору у своєму житті, тому, можливо, я ставлю більше пріоритету на такі речі, як гроші та витрачений час. Todd: Right. Fair enough. Justo. Fair enough. Simon: So, like what’s a typical day. Simon: Então, como é um dia típico. What do you do on a typical day with your baby, like from morning to night? Todd: Well, for one, it’s got to be said, I’m the father so I don’t have as much to do as his mother but when I work, you know I’m the bread-winner so my job is to make money so that I can buy all the stuff that he needs. Todd: Bem, por um lado, tem que ser dito, eu sou o pai, então não tenho tanto a fazer quanto a mãe dele, mas quando eu trabalho, você sabe que sou o ganhador do pão, então meu trabalho é ganhar dinheiro para que eu possa comprar tudo que ele precisa. Тодд: Ну, по-перше, треба сказати, що я батько, тому я не маю стільки обов'язків, як його мати, але коли я працюю, ви знаєте, що я годувальник, тому моє завдання - заробляти гроші, щоб я міг купувати все, що йому потрібно. Simon: On my day off, basically I wake up, let my better-half have breakfast and I take care of him that way. Simon: An meinem freien Tag wache ich auf, lasse meine bessere Hälfte frühstücken und kümmere mich auf diese Weise um ihn. Simon: No meu dia de folga, basicamente eu acordo, deixo minha cara-metade tomar café da manhã e eu cuido dele assim. Саймон: У вихідний день я прокидаюся, даю своїй другій половинці поснідати і таким чином піклуюся про неї. Change his diaper. Do little stuff like that. Then, yeah, it’s basically, it’s actually quite monotonous really, you just change the diaper, feed, relax, change the diaper, feed, play, relax. It’s kind of like a cycle but you know, when he smiles at me then it’s all worth it. Todd: Cool man.