Post partum rage

I had it for a while after the birth of my first son. I also had a very traumatic birth and PTSD like symptoms. I did a course of EMDR therapy and that did help.
Maybe reach out to your GP?

currently struggling with this. but more towards my partner and it peaked around 3 months till now

it is awful! I was worse early hours/night feeds when my boy used to still have one.

mine was directed at him too

I had it quite bad for 6 months and I did a few therapy sessions. It helped but ultimately I think after 7 months my hormones shifted a bit and I noticed it was far worse right before my period.

Yep. Had it with my first and it's creeping back in now with my second. Bedtime was a huge trigger for me with my first! I couldn't handle it when it would drag on for hours.

I ended up in Psych hospital for 6 weeks with PPR. It's horrible, but it won't last. I felt really ashamed of it, but with therapy, I'm much better. I still get quite bad intrusive thoughts and still have bad days, but you'll get there!

Me! I never used to angry prior to having my daughter but pp I got this rage inside that I couldnt control. With my second i notice its mostly out of control right before I get my period with no rhym or reason. I know its coming now when I am losing my shit pulling my hair out. Ive been in therapy for years. I have ptsd & adhd so I think that is all playing into the rage and my inability to control it. Im learning how to be able to feel the rage but still react appropriately even when im fuming. Each month that goes by im finding my symptoms more manageable. Meds help as well. Advocate for yourself and reach out to your doctor!

I’m a therapist and had this with my firstborn surrounding bedtime too. What I noticed was that the major trigger was that it was the start of my alone time for the evening and I felt resentment toward my son for taking time from my “me time.” This made me realize I needed more micro breaks from parenting throughout the day so I didn’t need to bankroll it for the evenings. Even 15 minutes of me time to do yoga, meditate, etc sprinkled throughout the day was helpful.