Hope it goes ok at the doctors today, just recognising your symptoms and admitting it is the first step to feeling better. Well done, your looking after Angel fantastically and you had such a traumatic birth you definitely need time to get your head round that, maybe this super mum stuff was your way to ignore it. I think we live in society that forces us to try and do it all, I wouldn't call it super mums though. Life is about enjoying our children and this first year passes far to quickly to worry about a bit of dust. Hopefully you will be able to relax and enjoy being a mum now, I never could understand why new mums felt the need to go shopping on the way back from giving birth or even the next day, I sent my oh on his own the first few times, maybe we should got more info while being pregnant about resting etc. perhaps there was something good about the old days of staying in bed for 10 days after giving birth! I've had quite a few lazy days (maybe more than my share!) but I've loved sitting cuddling my baby and didn't want to waste time doing boring chores when I could be enjoying him instead. Im probably the opposite of you and feel guilty doing chores instead of cuddling or playing with Kynon. When you go out is it to mum and baby things? I find going to things like baby sensory, massage or swimming is great because we get both time out of the house and fun time together, I don't feel so guilty sitting him go a chair while I do the washing up then.
Well let us know how you get on, your not alone anyway us girls on here are here for you x
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U managed to escape then !! Lol it's not too bad but I would love to raise the kids out of a city ! Am I right in thinking your coming back this way soon for a visit ? Xx
Hope it goes ok at the doctors today, just recognising your symptoms and admitting it is the first step to feeling better. Well done, your looking after Angel fantastically and you had such a traumatic birth you definitely need time to get your head round that, maybe this super mum stuff was your way to ignore it. I think we live in society that forces us to try and do it all, I wouldn't call it super mums though. Life is about enjoying our children and this first year passes far to quickly to worry about a bit of dust. Hopefully you will be able to relax and enjoy being a mum now, I never could understand why new mums felt the need to go shopping on the way back from giving birth or even the next day, I sent my oh on his own the first few times, maybe we should got more info while being pregnant about resting etc. perhaps there was something good about the old days of staying in bed for 10 days after giving birth! I've had quite a few lazy days (maybe more than my share!) but I've loved sitting cuddling my baby and didn't want to waste time doing boring chores when I could be enjoying him instead. Im probably the opposite of you and feel guilty doing chores instead of cuddling or playing with Kynon. When you go out is it to mum and baby things? I find going to things like baby sensory, massage or swimming is great because we get both time out of the house and fun time together, I don't feel so guilty sitting him go a chair while I do the washing up then.
Well let us know how you get on, your not alone anyway us girls on here are here for you x
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Yeah hun I take her to this group called bumps + babes and its for pregnant women and those with babies under 1 and they have toys and playmats just for babies and its really good. I also take her for walks everyday and chatter away to her even though she's sleeping most of the time. Unfortunately, theres not much else to do around here for babies + mums. There was a massage class close by which my friend and I were going to go to and we found out its an area not safe for us to go so thats out of the question I plan on taking her swimming as soon as she's had all her jabs I rarely/never do housework while she's awake as like you I dont wanna waste this time but thats where I go wrong, I do while she's napping or gone to bed for the night when I should just leave it altogther I definitely agree with what you said about there being too much pressure for women to do everything and I have been influenced by this myself I'm ashamed to admit xx.
Glad u have a doctor u feel comfortable with it helps to have that!
just remember we are all here to support u too!
Don't know if this will help but thought I'd let u know what's happened with me so far suffering with Pnd so u know although u may not be feeling same as me u r not alone battling it!
since new year I have been low having irrational thoughts and anxiety of something being wrong with my latest addition to the family, prob linked to her being unwel and in hospital when she was 4 weeks old and overwhelming feeling of being a ba mother! All which I can see is irrational but when kids are asleep these feelings become overwhelming. Like u I try to be supermum and don't stop, keeping house clean tidy ect. after three weeks my dad noticed it and suggested I talk to health visitor which I did where I then got diagnosed with Pnd! I was adamant i didn't want tablets due to horror stories. I felt bit better after talking to oh and explaining everything on how I was feeling. Then I had two bad days in tears ect. phone the hv who suggested it was time to see gp!
Gp apple with how I was feeling refered me to counciling and explained that tablets would help me feel better quicker.
Explained my worries bout going on tablets and he explained that because I don't suffer with depression normally she has no worries that I would be able to wean off them properly and be ok on them.
She prescribed me one which we agreed I wouldnt take till I stopped breast feeding (personal opinion and choice) that I would do counciling and if still felt bad when I had stopped breast feeding I would start them. Since seeing doctor I have felt better and am having more good days than bad!
Having support from oh, friends and family helps!
Oh talks to me everyday bout how I'm feeling and we discuss it together. Getting out even just for a walk also helps.
Just remember ur not alone, it's not ur fault as 1 in 8 women suffer with it !
Hope u start feeling better soon!
Also thanks for asking bout Lo she is fine has been since we left hospital thank god! out patient appointment Monday so hopefully find out why she got so ill! think closure on it may help me.