Being a mom is tough, and being a dad isn’t much easier. They have their own struggles to get through and many times, moms cannot really comprehend what it’s like to be a dad. For example, I can’t imagine feeling the pressure of being the sole provider like the Hubster is. He goes to work every day knowing that we depend on him fully to meet our financial needs. Aside from his work day, the Hubster is also heavily involved with the kids at home. So while he does get a break from the kids during the day, in the afternoons and evenings, he is right there with me wiping up the baby’s butt and cleaning up after both kids.

To do so, he relies on Huggies wipes just as much as I do, though I’m pretty sure he relies on them more because they are convenient and because he uses about 10 wipes every time he changes the baby’s diaper.

The hubster credits the acceptance of the baby crying and managing his time in handling every day stress. He also suggests that dads take to “dad forums” to join in on conversation with other dads and ask questions as fatherhood issues come up. Listen to what else he had to say:

Live Bilingual Chat with Poncho de Anda

Poncho de Anda will be available for a LIVE bilingual chat via the Huggies Latino Facebook page this week! He will share his thoughts on raising his young children in a bilingual home, maintaining their Latino cultural connections while living in the United States, share fun family stories and of course, how he and his wife cope with diaper changing, everyday messes and more!

[disclaim]This post is compensated and in collaboration with Huggies and Latina Bloggers Connect. All thoughts and opinions remain my own.[/disclaim]

Originally published on September 17, 2012. Last Updated on November 15, 2014 by Pattie Cordova