Feeling alone

My partner is great, but he doesn’t show as much concern about when she’s sick or has a vaccine etc. He’s only ever saying she’s fine, she’ll be fine stop worrying.

I don’t think he realises how much I worry as a ftm just because I’m attached to her and quite obsessed with her coz she so damn cute 😂 and I’m the primary parent in the sense that I’m with her 24/7 while he goes to work.

I feel like it’s wrong for me to worry somehow like I’m being dramatic and it’s really isolating sometimes because I’m just told it’s nothing stop worrying. When I tell him how I feel that I’m scared to go for her vaccinations or I’m worried about her getting sick or something happens I feel like he diminishes it.

Can anyone relate?

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💕💕 sending you love. It's so hard to see your little one crying after the vaccination they are so little and precious!! And it's hard when they're poorly because everything makes you worry. You're not alone ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹 Tell him that you'd like some more support with him at least listening rather than dismissing it!

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I think it’s just a man thing I feel the exact same as you. I suffer badly with anxiety and he says the same “everything’s fine” “baby is fine” “you’re fine” but I don’t feel like it is fine. I’m not sure why they do it tbh I think they might be trying to fix it but we need deep reassurance where as men done worry the same as women especially mothers. Just know I understand ❤️

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My partner is great, but he doesn’t show as much concern about when she’s sick or has a vaccine etc. He’s only ever saying she’s fine, she’ll be fine stop worrying.

I don’t think he realises how much I worry as a ftm just because I’m attached to her and quite obsessed with her coz she so damn cute 😂 and I’m the primary parent in the sense that I’m with her 24/7 while he goes to work.

I feel like it’s wrong for me to worry somehow like I’m being dramatic and it’s really isolating sometimes because I’m just told it’s nothing stop worrying. When I tell him how I feel that I’m scared to go for her vaccinations or I’m worried about her getting sick or something happens I feel like he diminishes it.

Can anyone relate?

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