I just felt I needed a out let

As I sit in my over heated flat with my baby asleep crying I really do feel alone. When the father says your not alone you've got the baby.... I can't have a adult conversation with him I can't just leave and go off. I have to stay put while he leaves as we don't live together to go home where he lives with his mother. 

I don't feel the same I feel funny about everything every thing makes me cry I am still suffering trauma from hospital from the staff not the birth 1 member staff then I spiraled I was under simulated and high on codeine general anesthetic morphine and didn't follow my autism plan or trauma plan. The mental health don't want to seem to address nor address the Postal depression. All I get is forget about it and don't have to deal with them. Or I look well so nothing is wrong.

It's not his fault the baby. I having finding hard to feel something for him. So I try say things I like about him his feet, his soft hair sensory to run on chin and he was a nice nose and hes a escape artist because his arms always out his sleep suit.

Parents
  • Stupid man, doesn't he have a brain in his head? I suggest that next time he has a day off you go out and leave him with the baby all day and see how he gets on.

    Don't forget things like mumsnet either.

    It might be worth talking to your health visitor, there might be mother and baby groups you could go to and meet other Mums.

    I do feel for you, being stuck at home with a crying baby is horrible, I used to get told I had nothing to complain about because I was at home all day. I think you need time to be an adult and get out of the house, could you do something like go to a book group, a swimming group? There are lots of mum and baby swimming groups too. 

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  • Stupid man, doesn't he have a brain in his head? I suggest that next time he has a day off you go out and leave him with the baby all day and see how he gets on.

    Don't forget things like mumsnet either.

    It might be worth talking to your health visitor, there might be mother and baby groups you could go to and meet other Mums.

    I do feel for you, being stuck at home with a crying baby is horrible, I used to get told I had nothing to complain about because I was at home all day. I think you need time to be an adult and get out of the house, could you do something like go to a book group, a swimming group? There are lots of mum and baby swimming groups too. 

Children
  • I said about him swimming with him or just floating said no coz some reason can't remember I am still recovering from c section also so up and down and pulling with costume doesn't appeal at mo. He goes for a walking with him on evening 

    He's normally not a cryee but jabs and being hot also. He doesn't cry unless has to me makes a certain nose for a feed puckering his lips and winks when poops and 1 squark for a wee he quiet good n that respect. So he make life easier 

    And a good long sleep but wakes with a Grin.