Empathetic
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this makes me want to cry.
Maybe you should send him to the grandparents so you can get some sleep
I don't know why your comment would receive a thumbs down; it's a completely logical solution. My mother has offered numerous times to come over to watch my son so I can get some peaceful sleep. But my situation is a little different ... with a baby on oxygen who needs constant monitoring. I've been sleeping (not so peacefully) on the couch now for 5 months! But I'm not complaining...best 5 months of my life with him home with me!! :)
It isn't fun.
But we know differently, don't we jellieblitz?
See a counsellor or psychiatrist. Post natal depression sucks.
Take a shot brah
It gets better. Try letting someone else put him to sleep. My son always fell right to sleep when someone else had him. Try a special blanket or reading as you rock him. He may be colicky. Chop up part of an onion boil it in some water. Add a little bit of sugar. Strain the water into a bottle. Let it cool down to bottle temp and give it to him. Old home remedy. Worked like a charm for my son. He absolutely loves onions now.
0.o
I can empathize....
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Like mother like son, eh? Are you sucking on soothers as well?
Uh, when you are raising a young baby who cries and needs constant attention (and probably experience some post natal depression) I think it's okay to have a little cry when you're over tired and stressed.