Narrative Essay On Mr. Mead's Parent Life

Mr. Mead’s Parent Life Image being woke up at three in the morning by a one year old baby who is throwing up and won’t stop crying all the while knowing that you have to be up at six o'clock to get ready for work. This is something Mr. Mead has to experienced numerous time after he became a father. Mr. Mead has been woken up before three hours early to take care of his kids. Mr. Mead, a ninth grade English 9 teacher, decide to talk about being a father with two daughters. When first seeing Mr. Mead you might think he is a senior in college, who is going to become an engineer at Eatons Improving Grounds, in Marshall MI. He's really just a ninth grade english nine teacher at Marshall High School, a father to two young girls, and a husband.
Mead was still walking up and down the aisle I asked, what is your favorite thing about being a dad, and why? Mr. Mead paused for a few seconds and later stated, “I love watching my girls grow up and learn new things. My wife Emily and I try to teach our girls that learning is a process that requires failure.” Mr. Mead sat down while I asked him the following question, was it hard being a dad at first? He pointed out, “having a child is a total life changer. You go from being responsible for yourself, to being responsible for this innocent little baby, but one of the hardest thing is going from full night sleep too little to no sleep for the first few months of their life.” While Mr. Mead was still sitting down I asked, what's your least favorite thing about being a dad? He announced while cracking his knuckles, “kids are loud and needy, it can be completely overwhelming at time you have to make sure that you and your partner are on the same page so you don't step on each others toes.” the next question for Mr. Mead was, who do you think is going to be more like you when they grow up, and why? His responses was, “as of right now my oldest daughter Addison is going to be more like me because she is loud, playful, and never stops