I felt this way when I became a SAHM.. even when I lived with everything at my finger tips. I highly encourage you setting aside time for a hobby.. anything that you can pour an hour into daily, maybe when baby naps; you don't get to guilt yourself out of it. Consider it therapy ❤️
Hey mama! We moved from a big city to a very rural area. We do have a library and a few playgrounds but that’s about it. We’ve been here a year and a half and I feel so similarly to you. I’m home with my kids all day everyday. I love them so much but it’s exhausting. My partner travels once a month for work and is typically gone an entire week at a time. I don’t know anyone. I don’t have great advice, unfortunately. But I’m sending you positive energy and big hugs. Also, if you ever just want to message/text another adult feel free to reach out to me. ☺️
Do you have a car? How far is the closest larger city?
I live in a rural area, too. Nothing nearby. Neighbors are cool but spread out and not available. I was also lonely and driving me crazy. My kid is 2 now. And she likes playing outside without getting into things like before. Got rid of almost all the ants. Got her a Sand box and a play area. Water and sand is her hobby. Keeps her busy. But my only connections are peanut and 3 days a week working with other adults...I wouldn't mind not working. My family lives about 50 min away both ways. Once a week I go visit or they visit. I don't have friends with young children. And single friends live an hr away. I visit youtube. I totally get you 🤗🤪💛🧡🩷
@Brittany yes, nearest "city" although I wouldn't really consider it a city, its like 40,000 people is 50 minutes away. So I can drive there once a week but I can't justify that trip everyday.
Hi! I think if you have a car may make the difference unless you like online classes or youtube videos to recreate with your toddler. Maybe participate more in the school Activities?