Hi there, I want to share with you how important, it is for you to take time for yourself. Being a parent is a full-time job without, pay. lol with your child shifting to express themselves through tantrums, screaming and playing. Learning activities, it’s time for you to settle, down. When the child can adjust to a schedule and you got them down for a snooze, do responsibility first then take 20 minutes for yourself. whether it’s working out, reading a good book or blog, lol and artistic painting, furthermore do what brings you peace of mind. It’s about taking that needed break away from all the excitement, your child brings Believe me it gets overbearing, and you are looking for an escape code and all you can think about is how exhausted you are. Why not take a quick doze, You will be surprised at your energy levels have replenished and you are ready for that energetic bunny. Before, you know bedtime is around the corner. Then you have all that time to do more when, the child is sleeping, that’s your Mommy, time. For those, with a newborn, it’s hard to get 20 minutes in if you’re fortunate, enough infants, at the beginning go into pregnancy clock mode. For the first 3 months, You will be depleted. Thereafter you will have a somewhat beginning of a soft routine, which indicates The newborn, may sleep, a bit better at 6 months, and will go through a growth spurt they will be more hungry. They will snooze, better means that you retain more time. but you still, feel like a zombie lol. When they start teething, you go back to losing sleep around 5 to 7 months. My daughter didn’t get her first, tooth until 8 months. I think every child is different. Remember to breathe and repeat, positive affirmations, I am strong, I can do this, and if I can’t I will ask for Help.
I’m not claiming to heal or cure these are my experiences that I’m sharing remember the Lord loves us all
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