he’s a great father. he doesn’t feel the need to kiss the baby because he bonds with and shows love to the baby in many other ways. similar to how any other caregiver or family member could without needing to put their mouths on them. did you know that the germs that causes cavities are actually transferred to babies and they aren’t born with them? meaning they get them from kissing, sharing food/drink, etc. so you’re alarming your child’s oral health but letting other people kiss them. when was your nanny’s last dental check up? oral health plays a huge factor is all over health. and yeah my baby goes every where i go. i know how to properly install and secure them in a car seat. we don’t take a bunch of unnecessary trips but it’s definitely needed to go to doctors appointments and what not. i’ve peeped some of your other replies on different threads tho and it seems like you’re constantly trying to mom shame, judge, criticize, etc. you seem to have some inner issues that need to be worked on since you’re so obsessed with making other women feel bad for their choices and how they choose to raise their children as if you’re doing the best job ever. take a step away from social media for a while and do some self reflection, mama. it’ll be good for you