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Post by Star on Aug 13, 2013 8:43:14 GMT -6
I am not a single mother. I can't really understand what it must be like for a single mom, but I think I have some idea. My husband is always busy with something (sometimes conveniently when I need him). I do almost all of the childcare alone. I can't be alone in this. Some other moms must go through the same thing. Come sit down and talk with me. We can relate and help each other out.
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alice
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Post by alice on Apr 4, 2018 4:48:12 GMT -6
Good morning Star, I can totally relate to what you are writing even though my husband is really supportive. I felt very alone during the night time when I was breast feeding. Did you ever talked to him about your feelings and that you need help and want to share the experience of your baby growing up? For us a lot changed when we started formula feeding our little angel. My husband was very much involved in the decision of which formula we wanted to use. The organic Holle brand was our final choice. We just order it from myorganicformula.com/ because it makes things way easier when at least some things are delivered and you don't have to spend of much time on buying it. When we started feeding the formula my husband also took part in the feeding. I could finally sleep for some hours more and didn't have to get up every 2. This was exhausting, but I think you also now what I'm talking about it. I also did find an interesting blogpost on feeling alone as a mother. Maybe it can help you too: www.romper.com/p/honestly-being-a-new-mom-is-so-lonely-12125Hugs, Alice |
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