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Postnatal rage

I think i have postnatal rage. Im always just about to flip out over the smallest thing. I had my baby 10 weeks ago

Please tell me im not alone.. anyone else?.

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Can’t cope with this

My baby is 5 weeks old. She has been crying for days.

I can’t do this anymore. I have a toddler and she’s waking him multiple times a night and then his behaviour is dreadful all day..

She takes a feed and then screams inconsolably for up to 2 hours after a feed. She then settles and is due another feed again.

I am so unbelievably depressed. I’m not sleeping and I’m not coping and I do not know what to do.

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How many nappies in hospital bag?

Packing my hospital bag for my
Second baby and for the life of me I can’t remember how many nappies I took last time
🤣. Anyone remember what they took?

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Sleep training

I know it’s near enough impossible to sleep train a baby at 3 months but when did people start? Did you start a little earlier than 4 months or later? Did you find any of those sleep training guides such as sleep chief co etc helped

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5 year old CONSTANTLY swearing😭

It's gotten to a point where my 5 year old is constantly swearing, muttering "f*ck" to himself over and over, or saying "what the f*ck" as he's playing with his toys. I've done some research and it says that they're testing boundaries and a big reaction will encourage them to do it more. I'm trying my best not to react, however I have taken his Switch and iPad off him as he needs to learn it's not okay to say. Just looking for some advice really on what approaches I can try or some tricks maybe? I'm grateful for anything at this rate. 🥲

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Do babies eventually learn to self settle or do you have to sleep train?

Im trying to reduce my daughter's reliance on feeding to sleep...at least for the first part of the night when my sanity allows but she continues to wake every 30 mins until I bring her into my bed which is usually two hours after bed time. Although I am trying not to feed her to sleep, we are rocking her which I appreciate is another sleep association that shes probably reliant on so not necessarily better other than it allowing my husband to help. Do they just get there developmentally or do I have more screaming to look forward to? She is not the easygoing type and I hate hearing her cry

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