I also think this will get easier as Bryn gets older. They grow so fast in the baby stage, but when she's older she won't have changed at all in 3 weeks.
I also think this will get easier as Bryn gets older. They grow so fast in the baby stage, but when she's older she won't have changed at all in 3 weeks.
I think we're saying the same thing. I used the words "good reasons" meaning that was Bethanny's way of coming up with excuses for Jason, and ones he would understand, not to take the baby by himself. I continued on to say that it's obvious Bethanny is not ready for that to happen. And yes, she does need to explain/justify to Jason because he is every bit as much a parent as Bethanny is. He is a very hands-on daddy.
I don't think Bethanny is ready for him to take the baby....YET.....but will be someday. Her main reason is that she's just not as comfortable with others even, or maybe, especially, family members because the whole thing is foreign to her. Normal for Jason. They need to work on it together until they reach a compromise that works for both of them and the grandparents. Given the amount of love and respect that is shown from all involved, I think that will happen.
I agree, although it wasn't really that entertaining to watch him get canned on camera. But I think you're right - B said that the pint-sized quarterback annoyed her inexplicably; you think he would have done that during the interview and therefore not gotten hired. But I bet that Bravo told her to hire him. And I bet that if Bravo were paying his salary, he'd still be loveable square-jawed Max, always good for a laugh.
I couldn't agree more. The baby/mom bond isn't something you argue with yourself over. I also understand her resentment of Jason prounouncing what is "normal" in terms of family visitation. He only knows what's "normal" for his family, and I think he should acknowledge that. Then, they can work out what will be "normal" for their little family.
That 4-hour day trip would be a bit much for me, too. I cannot imagine what it will be like when Bryn is a toddler.
"Blessed is the lonesome pioneer." -- Judee Sill (1973, "There's a Rugged Road")
I don't agree. Whenever anyone is not ready to do something, no matter what it is they don't feel ready to do or to whom they are talking, that's all that needs to be said. "I just don't feel ready to do that." It could be added, "I'll keep thinking about it, and when I'm ready, I'll let you know." End of discussion. Why we feel the emotions we feel often cannot be explained. If it would cause her anxiety for Jason to take the baby his parents' house without her at this moment in time, Jason should respect that, and trust that it will not always be that way. His first loyalty should be to his wife, not his parents.
I am going to scale back my view on this. Bethenny & Jason need to work this situation out between themselves & not on national TV where other people's feelings might be hurt.
It's true Snow Bunny. The viewing public slices and dices every aspect of their life-its put out there for all to see, but take it for entertainment value.
I very much believe in rescuing animals, not buying them.
Candice Bergen, on finding her dog, Lois, a terrier/basset hound mix
"Blessed is the lonesome pioneer." -- Judee Sill (1973, "There's a Rugged Road")