My wife’s mother said it wasn’t normal of me to cry when my daughter was born

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There's nothing wrong with crying when your daughter was born. In fact, it's a perfectly normal and healthy reaction. Here's how you can address your wife's mother's comment:

Talk to your wife: First and foremost, have an open conversation with your wife. Explain how her mother's comment made you feel and how much the birth meant to you. Let her know how much you love your daughter and that your tears were a reflection of that overwhelming joy.

Address the comment together: If you feel comfortable, you and your wife can talk to her mother together. Explain that men experience emotions differently and that crying doesn't diminish the masculinity of the moment. You can share stories of other dads who cried at their child's birth, highlighting how common it is.

Here are some things you can say to your wife's mother:

• "It meant the world to me to become a father, and I couldn't help but get emotional. It was a moment of pure joy and love."
• "There's nothing wrong with men expressing their emotions. I was simply overwhelmed with happiness."
• "Maybe men in your generation didn't cry as openly, but showing our emotions is healthy."
• "Perhaps you could share stories of men in your family who cried during emotional moments."

Remember, it's about perspective: Her generation might have had a different view of masculinity, but times have changed. It's great that you're comfortable expressing your emotions.

Focus on the positive: You have a beautiful daughter, a loving wife, and a new chapter in your life. Let those things overshadow any negativity.

Here are some additional thoughts:

• It's great that you're so in touch with your emotions. It shows a depth of character that will be a positive influence on your daughter.
• Your daughter will see that men can cry and still be strong. You're setting a healthy example for her emotional well-being.
• Don't let anyone make you feel ashamed for expressing your love and joy.

Here are some resources that might be helpful:

Remember, being a father is about being there for your daughter, showing her love and support, and expressing your emotions openly. Focus on building a strong, loving family and let the negativity roll off your shoulders.

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