"Go tell your mother."
"If she's willing, then the name will be settled."
Of course, there's a 90% chance his wife won't agree.
Zhou Yunshi couldn't bear to interrupt his daughter's passion—
The little girl, feeling smug about having chosen two good names, has already started talking about them.
"Zhou Jinsui, Zhou Xinyi, I'm such a little genius!"
"Isn't that right, Daddy?"
The young girl began seeking "votes of support," insisting that Zhou Yunshi agree with her idea—
Actually, it's not impossible in theory.
Zhou Yunshi patted his daughter's head and told her, "As long as your mother's side is okay, I'm fine with it."
After playfully teasing his daughter for a while, the man's tone turned serious, "The child was born by her mother, and we can't make decisions for her."
This might be a good opportunity to educate my daughter.
Zhou Yunshi told his daughter, "A woman's body belongs to her, and only she can decide whether to have children, and how many."
As a man, you should respect your wife's choices and not make decisions for her.
This is something I can teach my son later; for now, what I can teach my daughter is—
"If a man ever orders you to have children and treats having children as your obligation, you should leave him immediately."
"Because this kind of person has never treated you as a lover from beginning to end. He doesn't respect you, nor does he respect your body."
Having children, how many, and whether they are boys or girls are all decisions that women should make. The right to reproduce should be in their own hands; they should not relinquish it or allow themselves to be exploited.
Perhaps becoming a father changes one's mindset—
Zhou Yunshi began to worry about what would happen if his daughter encountered those "scoundrels" in the business world in the future.
Will my daughter meet that kind of man in the future?
The elderly father has begun to worry.
The little girl looked at her father with a half-understanding, not quite understanding, wondering how the topic had turned to "You must tell your father as soon as you start dating someone in the future."
Zhou Yunshi does not oppose early dating. He told his daughter, "It's normal and wonderful to have feelings for someone. If you like someone, you can bring them home. It's all fine."
Zhou Xinya: "......"
What is dating?
I'm just a six-and-a-half-year-old little beauty.
However, Zhou Xinya still listened to her father's teachings and replied, "Having children is a woman's ability; men can't have children."
Why bring up men?
The young woman couldn't understand why she couldn't make decisions about the child she gave birth to?
It's like you work hard for ten months, and then someone tries to steal your wages and says your job was bad.
How can there be such an unfair thing in the world?
The little girl pouted, "It's just getting a marriage certificate, what's the big deal?"
If it's too bad, I'll just not claim it!
Zhou Xinya believes that children are something that two people in love will have after they get their marriage certificate and live together. They are a gift from God and cannot be chosen casually.
Children's thoughts are the purest, and the little girl was quite proud of it.
That expression seemed to say—
If a woman is willing to help a man continue his genetic lineage, the man should be extremely grateful.
If you dare to nitpick or point fingers again, I'll kick you out!
Zhou Yunshi suddenly realized that his daughter had a cool demeanor at such a young age, and her nonchalant look with her arms crossed was quite cute.
Regarding the issue of "having children with a marriage certificate"—
Zhou Yunshi was not ready to explain the topic of reproduction to his daughter.
The due date for twins is different from that for singletons. If calculated as a singleton, the twins were born more than half a month earlier.
The doctor said to give the baby breast milk, but where would Sun Lifang, who had just given birth, get breast milk to give them?
Sister Miao massaged Sun Lifang inside to stimulate lactation, but after most of the day she still hadn't produced any milk, Sun Lifang gave up. "Maybe we should just give them formula instead?"
It takes three days for breast milk to come in after childbirth. How can a baby go three days without food?
Sister Miao shook her head. "Newborns are more likely to develop a sensitive constitution when they drink cow's milk as their first drink."
As if knowing what Sun Lifang was thinking, Sister Miao added, "We should try our best to avoid what we can. If the early care is good, the baby's health will be better later."
It's not that wealthy people are overly meticulous, but rather that they want to avoid the hassle of caring for themselves when they get sick later on.
"Newborns have relatively few gut bacteria, so they need breast milk, which contains certain bacteria that can help them develop immunity."
Children cannot live in a sterile environment, so the first bite is very important.
Because Sun Lifang had been drinking the designated nutritious soups before, Sister Miao poured her a cup of tea from her thermos when they arrived.
"It helps with lactation, have some."
"If that doesn't work, I'll have your husband come in later."
ah?
Why let him in?
Sister Miao said without batting an eye, "To help you with milk flow, we need to stimulate certain areas to send signals to the brain to produce milk downwards. Newborns haven't learned to suckle yet, so—"
Oh, this.
Sun Lifang's ears turned bright red, but Sister Miao acted as if she didn't see it and helped her button up her clothes.
The Miao woman has done everything she could in the early stages: diet therapy, massage, and Miao medicine. Now it's just a matter of when the woman's milk will come in.
Sun Lifang was like a dairy cow, constantly being stared at.
Help! My nanny is too professional!
In front of Sister Miao, Sun Lifang quickly realized that she had nowhere to hide and no privacy whatsoever.
After the massage ended, Sister Miao opened the door and let the people outside in.
Like pushing a shopping cart, two little babies were pushed in from a transparent little cart.
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