I think its also directly connected to how much sleep you (the mother) gets- hopefully some in the day! This is why mothers and mother in-laws- or anyone else who helps is so wonderful- AND ESSENTIAL- never refuse help as a new mother.
I believe this one completely! With my first daughter I wasn't used to the constant lack of sleep and new schedule and man was it hard on me emotionally. Help is essential from Mother's and family members!
I know this was true for me. When Hallie started sleeping on her own at night and taking naps during the day I felt like my life changed. It wasn't until I got out of the baby blues that I realized how deep in them I had been.
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I think its also directly connected to how much sleep you (the mother) gets- hopefully some in the day! This is why mothers and mother in-laws- or anyone else who helps is so wonderful- AND ESSENTIAL- never refuse help as a new mother.
ReplyDeleteI believe this one completely! With my first daughter I wasn't used to the constant lack of sleep and new schedule and man was it hard on me emotionally. Help is essential from Mother's and family members!
ReplyDeleteI know this was true for me. When Hallie started sleeping on her own at night and taking naps during the day I felt like my life changed. It wasn't until I got out of the baby blues that I realized how deep in them I had been.
ReplyDeleteSleep, Sleep, Sleep!!!