Cupid's Pulse Article: Simon Cowell Shares Photo and Gushes About Newborn SonCupid's Pulse Article: Simon Cowell Shares Photo and Gushes About Newborn Son

By Brittany Stubbs

Simon Cowell might be known for his blunt British criticism, but when it comes to his new baby, he’s not afraid to show his sweeter side. Last Friday, Cowell and his girlfriend Lauren Silverman welcomed their son Eric into the world, reports UsMagazine.com. Cowell showed his love for the little guy buy sharing a photo with all of his Twitter followers. Sleeping like a baby, surrounded by stuff animals, Cowell captioned the picture of his son, “Eric’s new friends.” This is not the first time Cowell expressed his love of being a dad to his fans. “The last three days have been incredible,” he tweeted on Sunday. “Eric Lauren sqiddly and diddly all happy.”

What are some ways to compromise when it comes to childcare?

Cupid’s Advice: 

While welcoming a baby into the world is an amazing experience, it comes with a significant workload as well. Making compromises are key in any relationship, especially when it comes to taking care of another life. Cupid has some advice:

1. Communicate: One of the most important aspects of a compromise is understanding one another’s needs and concerns. Understanding requires listening. Arrange a time where the two of you can sit down and discuss how you are feeling. Each take a turn speaking and listening.

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2. Agree on the roles you’ll each perform: List out all the daily activities that are required for your child’s care, from feeding and laundry, to running to the store for more formula. Decide together what tasks you should each be responsible for so the workload can be divided.

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3. Be flexible: Part of being able to compromise is being flexible. You may not love having to change all the diapers, but if your partner can’t stand it and much rather take on bath time and midnight feedings, consider it an even deal.

What are some ways you have compromised when it comes to childcare? Share your thoughts below.