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First Time Parents - DadLabs Ep. 65 The Lounge
Video Description: First time parents are so sweet. The way they think that no one has ever had a baby before, or that their baby is the cutest in the world, or that the child's needs come before everything and everyone else in the universe. Actually they're annoying. Distributed by Tubemogul. Related Article Subjects: First Time Parents, babies, firstborn, infants, parentsFirst Time Parents
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