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0:00 establish your support network if you or your girlfriend has family nearby that's great family is great support hopefully you get along with them because you're going to need them if you don't have family nearby then you're going to want to establish some more friends and some more support i can tell you that your single buddies they're probably not going to want to hang out with you with a child or help you with the child i should say
0:27 they might still want to hang out with you but you're going to want to establish either new friends or a support network one thing you can do is look for support groups or meetups or other organizations that might be able to provide support or there's people who are going through similar things as you you want to establish a support network because once your baby is born you're going to really benefit from that
Summary
- Family can be a great source of support if they live nearby.
- If family isn't available, seek out new friends and connections.
- Single friends may not be as available to help with parenting duties.
- Consider joining support groups or meetups for new parents.
- Connecting with others in similar situations can provide valuable resources and emotional support.
- A strong support network can significantly ease the challenges of new parenthood.