@Dona so glad I’m not the only one! It’s so draining isn’t it there’s literally no pleasing them 🤦🏻♀️ I know their learning and it’s all normal but my god we’re not even at 2 I’m praying it doesn’t get worse than this 😂
I am exhausted 😫 and I'm not pregnant
I hope it starts to get better after the second birthday, it all started at 18 months here not that intense but still.. so I hope it slows down soon.
Ahh I feel the same. And I am also pregnant again. She wasn’t well like 2weeks ago and as soon as she get better, it’s like a different version her has taken over. And a lot more, she has wanting her grandmother and not as much as me (I’m still living with my mum)
Pregnancy definitely plays a part on the tolerance and patience! I’m 38+5 weeks pregnant with a 19 months old and my brain is like mush, I find regulating much harder now. Especially when he’s having a meltdown. I find I just need to pick my battles more and give myself the mental space where I can xx
It’s really hard it’s all ramped up recently, when we are rushing for work and she’s screaming cos I’ve chopped the strawberries wrong my patience runs thin 😅
@Em it’s awful isn’t it some days I feel like she probably thinks I’m a monster, I can’t wait to not be pregnant anymore 😂 It’s a constant battle in my head with is what she doing really that bad or do I just have no time of day for it rn, the regulating side of it seems impossible!!
I genuinely think we are hardwired hormones wise to be distressed by their moaning and crying when we are pregnant and newly postpartum because our baby needs to survive So iv decided it hits us harder. I know iv been in absolute bits when he’s been unwell because of how tortured it feels hearing him so upset so it works both ways. We aren’t monsters we are mothers 💗
It's not just because you're pregnant. I'm not and I'm finding it hard to be patient after the 10th tantrum for the day. It's constantly screaming about something. If it's not for the park it's for her dad or the car or the TV. But there's constantly something to scream about. It's exhausting.