Aww, bless you. I would say try not to be tempted to project some of these more adult-like characteristics onto a little ten-week old. Youāre doing amazing Iām sure and so is she. Itās her first time around, sheās figuring out how to meet her needs and you are also figuring it out. I know itās tough when youāre at your wits end, but try to think positively about you and her. Babies do go through little phases. And though you listed these characteristics about yourself as negative, Iām sure they are your strengths, too. I too fell into the trap of comparing mine to other babies, itās not helpful often. Stay in a positive frame whilst you weather the storm of having an almost newborn and be kind to yourself whilst doing it. Youāre the best person for the job, believe me.
All babies are different and it's lucky of the drawer if people have "easy babies" but even them babies won't always be easy and will get upset sometimes just maybe you will not see it yourself. You see your child every hour of every day and so of course you're going to see all the bad as well as the good. You're doing an amazing job and try not to beat yourself up.
Bless you. My baby was definitely more difficult from week 5-9/10 and then started to get a little more settled. So hopefully you'll come out of it soon. You're doing so well and just do what you're comfortable with.
We say that our baby likes to feel his feelings hard - and boy do we know if heās hungry, tired, wet, bored, overstimulated etcā¦.heās a handful for sure, and itās meant that I donāt go out to coffee shops etc often but Iām trying really hard not to compare to āeasyā babies - but itās so hard. I personally am just doing things that I find comfortable so lots of walks rather than baby classes etc - if you donāt feel comfy travelling, then I wouldnāt until youāre more settled with his personality, it would be much too stressful for me!
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Please message me! Iām going through exactly the same with my little boy who is 10 weeks old!!