A Valuable Lesson for Young Parents

Last weekend was a weekend of celebration for our family.  John’s brother graduated from college, and to honor him–like any good, loving family would–we went out to dinner.  Normally going out to dinner is a bit of a question mark for us.  Depending on how naps and feedings go throughout the day, a meal out with Jacob can be a raging success or a stress-inducing disaster.

This situation presented more obstacles than normal, and it seemed the odds were against us:

1. Our reservation was at Jacob’s bedtime, which was the earliest slot we could get.

2. We were dining at a hibachi steakhouse.  You know, where they cook with giant flames of fire right in front of you.
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3. This particular restaurant was full of celebrations that evening.  At the next table, a boy was celebrating his birthday, and with his cake came–you guessed it–a gong.  (Note to self: Research birthday gongs to start a new family tradition.)

But all those factors didn’t stand a chance against an awesome set of grandparents and a slew of aunts and uncles.  With a dozen extra arms to hold the little man and as many legs to walk him around, show him the fish tank, etc., Jacob was able to happily be a part of his uncle’s special day.  And I had a chance to relax and enjoy dinner with some of my favorite people on the planet.  Although, when John first got up to walk him around, half the table followed, and I wondered if I’d be eating alone.

The moral of the story is that with enough grandparents, aunts, and uncles, you can, in fact, take a baby to a hibachi restaurant at bedtime.  With a good, loving family, anything is possible.