I’m seeing and hearing lots about the 4 month sleep regression but has anyone not ever got out of the newborn cycle and still only getting 2-3hour stretches and never got a “down all night”?! The most my LO has slept was 5 hours, ONCE!
Is this going to get worse and go to hourly?!
I am taking it as I am not missing something I’ve never had and just functioning on 2 hr sleep stretches is fine 🥲
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I’m sure you won’t have it this bad but my baby wakes every 30-45 minutes at the minute 🙈 basically after every sleep cycle she needs resettling, we are getting no sleep 😩

With my 1st I remember it was really bad, generally she was a bad sleeper, however my 2nd sleeps very well and I am hoping this doesnt change! X
I love, love my baby! But I’m tired of breastfeeding. LO is currently 14 months+ with so many teeth coming in, and I’m ready to stop BF. I actually wanted to stop at 12 months, but my partner begged me to give her a bit more time. Now, at 14 months, he’s guilt-tripping me into continuing!
Last night, I tried not to do the usual night BF. LO was fussing, and I tried consoling her until she eventually fell asleep. But before that, my partner went on a rant, saying I didn’t discuss it with him first before deciding to stop, that I can’t just stop abruptly, and that I should let the baby stop when she’s ready.
It turned into an argument because I was trying to explain to him that she probably won’t stop if I don’t guide her to, and I’ll have to stop one day anyway, no??
He made me feel like such a bad mum, saying I don’t care about the child.
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Hello, my little girl sleeps in this position(see photo) on my or my husband’s lap. Should I be concerned? TIA :)

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I’m wondering if any other moms have experienced something similar postpartum, because I’m having a bit of an off day mentally and could really use some perspective.
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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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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I am 13 weeks postpartum and I keep questioning whether I still love my husband or not. After I gave birth he was supportive but when we got home I started suffering with depression and he was so unsupportive! We've argued a lot, not as much now but I fear the damage is done, did anyone else experience anything simular and fall back in love?
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My LO is the worst sleeper omg I literally can’t keep getting up middle of the night and rocking him. I genuinely feel like pulling my hair out. He doesn’t sleep in his next to me and doesn’t even sleep on the bed with me just wants to lay on my chest. I genuinely can’t anymore. I cant even leave him to sleep (with monitor on of course and have an evening to myself. Hes 11 weeks almost 3 months, I thought things were supposed to get better 😭😭😭😭
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