As a father of 3, I can tell you, that feeling hits at different times for each child, but it's strong...with my first son, we were both very nervous as I didn't really like kids and was completely suprised that my wife was pregnant...then my daughter came and it was a whole new set of anxieties...now I had to make decisions regarding which chastity belt to use, etc. ;))) then my second son was born and the first two help him along...so it is a bit strange, but I wouldn't give it up for anything in thew world...except those times they try to hug your legs as you come through the door and smack you in the nuts...those times are painful...I almost blacked out one time...double fist to the nuts...I'm now going through the really tough parts though...my oldest is in the first grade an hasn't uttered a word in school yet...he's picking things up fine and does his homework well, but was dignosed with "selective mutism" and it's heartbreaking knowing he's a bright kid (he recently did his first "hello world" in html) but the fact he is so paralyzed with shyness that he doesn't even talk to his friends in school is heartbreaking...
so as a dad, you'll have plenty of these ups and downs, but you wouldn't give them up for the world..I know I wouldn't...
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