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I agree with this, I have a 7 month old daughter and I am literally running on empty. I pick up colds a lot more often now, but, seeing her smile makes everythi
by iqonik 11y ago
I agree with this, I have a 7 month old daughter and I am literally running on empty. I pick up colds a lot more often now, but, seeing her smile makes everything worth while. Be upfront about it, you'll want to work for a company that sends you a card with Mothercare vouchers when the time comes, not a company that makes you feel bad for wanting to support your family.
To the OP, your username is interesting given the context!
- junto 11y agoI'd recommend you get regular blood work done at your GP. It will show where you are deficient in vitamins and minerals. Been there and got the t-shirt! :-) We made a few mistakes with our first baby. The first was both partners trying to deal with the baby at the same time at night when it woke up. Better is to take turns. Literally setup a second bedroom where you can take turns to disappear and get some sleep. You'll feel much better if you have 2 proper full sleep phases (3 even better). Go to bed early. Staying up until midnight was ok pre-baby, but now it will just kill you. Accepting that my lifestyle needed to change was the hardest part for me. Lots of things I didn't want to give up. Once I accepted them and worked with the changes, things got much better.