Asi Ezer and his husband Albert Escola have been staying in Indiana, USA for the past few weeks, where their eldest daughter, Alex Ashley, was born, and are getting used to the idea that they are parents.
"Who got up to her first? How are the dynamics between you two?" Ezer was asked.
"Divide equally and try to slowly find who is better and in what," the new father replied.
"There are difficulties but we overcome them slowly and carefully. In the end we must maintain a healthy dialogue with your partner, check occasionally how he feels and let him go to the gym because he can not do without," Ezer joked.
"Remind him once a day that he's a great dad."
Another question was "How are you doing with the nights?".
"That's of course the hard part," Ezer admitted, adding: "But getting better from night to night. Every time we complain to friends and family they explain to us that the nights in the first three months are the easy part, and that we wait for gas and teeth, then Samallah."
How do you deal with anxieties now that you have a girl? ", Ezer was asked, who often revealed in interviews his long struggle with anxiety." There are no anxieties at the moment, "Ezer replied." I am all about her and it does me good.
Also the fact that we are in the middle of nowhere helps in my opinion.
A quiet that allows us to concentrate only on the noise that the little one makes. "
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"Who is helping you right now?", The surfers asked to know.
"Right now no one is helping us. We decided that in the weeks we are here we will do everything alone. Family and friends fully advise but right now it's just us and Alex, and it feels like we made the right decision. Fun to discover something new every day about your abilities as a father, fun to discover something new "A day for your daughter. It is a communication that is built in stages, floor after floor. You get to know her, she is us, and Albert and I also discover each other in the process."
"Did you argue whether it would be Ezer Escola or Ezola Ezer," Ezer was finally asked, and replied, "No, because with the Spaniards the father's last name comes second and with the Israelis third, so we got on well," he signed with a smiley under a smiling picture of both.
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