Where would you put a toddler bed in this room?
This is what he has in his room so far. I’m having a hard time putting a bed in here in my mind but I’m willing to move things around.
Black door leads to hallway
White door leads to bathroom
Other photo in comments
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Can the Elmo desk be moved to another room in the house? I think the bed should be where the glider is, glider should be moved, but then something might have to move out of the room, possibly the Elmo desk.
Closest to the bathroom so if the baby needs to go they can get there quick, my not be for now but potty training is in the future.
Somewhere catacorder from the bathroom
I’d corner it between the windows
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Baby girl is coming up on 8weeks old and my partner is very uncomfortable with me breastfeeding with anyone around. I do my best to be discreet and respectful of his feelings but babies run on baby time. He won’t let me feed our baby if we are in public, I have to go to the car. If his family is over to see the baby I have to leave the conversation and go to another room while they continue to visit.
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I’m about 2.5 weeks postpartum, and while I absolutely love my baby and feel incredibly grateful he’s here, postpartum has been much harder on me mentally than I expected.
The first couple of days I was extremely anxious about basically everything. I felt safest at home and found it really difficult to leave the house. Even getting to the driveway felt like a huge accomplishment. I’ve slowly been pushing myself to get out more, and there have been days where I feel like I’m making progress, but then I’ll have an “off” day and feel like I’m back at square one.
My anxiety can also feel very physical — faint, jittery, tingly, like I need to get somewhere safe. I’m also constantly worrying about the baby. Every change in his sleep, feeding, diapers, spit-up, noises, etc. can make my brain immediately jump to something being wrong, even though I know so much of this is normal newborn stuff.
On top of that, I’m incredibly sleep deprived. My husband is really trying to help, but I’m still doing most of the overnight wake-ups, and I’ve realized I’ve somehow convinced myself that his sleep is more important than mine. I’m starting to feel some resentment, which I feel guilty about because I know he’s trying.
And I think I’m also grieving my old life a little. I’m completely in love with my baby and wouldn’t trade him for anything, but I can also miss my freedom, my routine, my relationship, and the person I was before becoming a mom. I didn’t realize how big of an identity shift this would be.
I guess I’m just looking to hear from other moms who have been through this. Did you feel constantly anxious or afraid to leave the house? Did you have physical panic symptoms or constantly worry about your baby? Did you have good days followed by really hard ones?
When did you start feeling more like yourself again, and what actually helped?
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Where would you put a toddler bed in this room?
This is what he has in his room so far. I’m having a hard time putting a bed in here in my mind but I’m willing to move things around.
Black door leads to hallway
White door leads to bathroom
Other photo in comments
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Any tips on how to get through it and how long this stage might last?
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