It is normal for a new father to be anxious and a bit fearful regardless of his age. Having a child is a big responsibility, but the rewards are immeasurable. You will feel more secure and relaxed as time goes on. By the way, new mothers experience the same insecurities. It is perfectly normal for her also.
It would be strange if a new father of any age did not feel extremely scared and nervous! These are feelings that will return many times throughout your exciting, frustrating and rewarding life as a parent, Just the fact that you are taking the initiative to ask questions indicates that you'll be a great Dad.
The anxiety of new fathers is relieved as they spend more time with their newborn and become attuned to their personality and needs. Moms get more immediate practice, and so it is easy to feel intimidated in the early days and weeks. As you care for your child and become more skilled at the tasks involved, you will feel more in the zone and enjoy the time with your little one! BTW, no one is perfect, and there is some flexibility, even with newborns.
Being nervous is normal, being terrified isn't.
The get scared and nervous. Any normal human would be stressed if they were in that situation.
Panic is when you freak out and don't know what to do. You get so nervous or angry or scared that you are only thinking about that and not thinking about what you could do to resolve a problem. Terror is when you are extremely scared.
No its not normal it could. Probably means your nervous or scared . But.you know whag dont be.nervous or scared be strong and bring up a smile no matter what :-D
If a hamster is scared or nervous it may bite you.
The opposite word for nervous is calm because nervous means that you are slightly scared of something which means that if you are not scared even a little then you are calmed. Therefore, the opposite word for nervous is calm.
nervous, stage fright, scared
scared,nervous
Someone who is frightened or scared of something.
Nervous, uneasy, worrysome, scared
Extremely scared
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