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Yikes...3-6 o TB in passing
yssej7:
YES! YES! YES!
Just as we're getting over one hurdle there is the next one kicking me in the A**..
DD and I just got over her sleep issues, went really well for about 3days and now teething is screwing it all up.. The worst part is: I do get frustrated and feel horrible because there is really not much I can do for her pain. I have been crying just as much as she has.. maybe even more :'(
And what really irks me is when DH has her and she gets fussy he is so quick to pass her off and gets frustrated within minutes.He basically tosses her at me. And says shes being a little brat..umm no shes not, shes in pain,shes teething,shes sleep deprived,has diarrhea,she isnt eating well etc.
A lot of the time i feel defeated and i'm running around like a chicken w/ my head cut off and dangling behind me..
it comes with being a mother and this too shall pass.. im just glad we support and pick each other up on here..
I understand getting frustrated & trying to calm the kid, but sounds like her husband is a dyck.
Re: Yikes...3-6 o TB in passing
It disgusts me how many Hs (here and IRL) I've come across that subscribe to this particular form of "parenting". The instant the kid is anything but fun, he chucks it as mom. Because apparently it's written somewhere that mom gets all the hard work and dad gets the fun sh|t like taking his cutie to a ball game.
I would stick a large object up H's azz. Just sayin'.
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In my experience, a 3-6 month old can't be a "brat." If they're crying, it's because something is wrong.
I can't stand fathers like this and I don't know why women stay with them (or have kids with them in the first place). Next thing you know he'll be complaining about "baby-sitting" the kid while she runs to the grocery.
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Or smash his balls. She has a baby now, she doesn't need them anymore.
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