Definitely make sure to get some time off once in awhile. Don't get burned out. Also don't jump everytime your baby cries, sometimes they need to a little.

Don't compare a child to another when they are small; wait until they're in their 30s and determine what kind of human being they became.

To take it all in and that no matter what, if they are going through a rough patch it will pass and to try to enjoy it as much as they can. I would also tell them to trust their instincts and themselves and not to be afraid or proud to accept help. 

My advice is to really take in those moments - their little voices, the way they smell after the bath, how they look when they sleep. As a monther of two high schoolers I sometimes ache for those simpler days.

Hey, I am a parent of a 3-year-old son. He loves to be with me and me also just loves him a lot. He is my first child. My simple advice is that,find your time with him. I and my wife are working parents, but we usually find time for our son. We utilize the time with him to the maximum extent. Also,even if we are in our workplaces,we keep monitoring and talks to him whenever we get free time. We use intelligent smart home security devices for that. And also,we arrange usually a vacation trip monthly. Spend more time with your child. It is a great feeling when the kid starts walking and talking. Enjoy each and every moment of him. Make him aware of the moral values as he grows up. And there is no need to give him/her whatever he/she cries for. Make him live with the essentials. Stay healthy and happy. 

Try taking help of others as parenting can be overwhelming at times. Take turns to take care of the baby and use natural baby care products for your little bundle of joy. Check product labels when buying baby products. I have been using the moms co baby care products , and i love their quality.

Live. Life. It’s become almost as annoying to be told “the time goes so fast” as it is to hear “sleep when the baby sleeps.” But it’s true! If your head's caught in the past or the future, you will miss the miracle that is your baby’s first year of life. Hold her close and feel her heartbeat. Lose yourself in her smile. Be truly present when she says dada or mama for the first time. There are few, if any, happier moments in life. Enjoy and thrive!

It's similar to the advice that I would give myself. Be more confident, trust yourself. Don't buy all the possible nice and cute clothes, because they will not be useful. Don't panic when the baby cries. Spend enough time with the child.