My mother talks about her mood when breastfeeding in the middle of the night

1. I originally thought that after surviving ten months of pregnancy and withstanding the pain of childbirth, my life would reach another peak. However, little did I know that breast feeding, night feeding, and inexplicable crying would always make me collapse.

2． The worst thing is to get up at 1:30 for night feeding, finish feeding at 2 o'clock and start pumping, and then lie down at 3 o'clock to wash and rinse, and actually have insomnia! Waiting for another night feed at four o'clock.

3. Night feeding plus working day depends on a cup of coffee to keep me alive. I must muster the courage to stop night feeding next month.

4． It’s exhausting to give night feeds to a baby that won’t nurse.

5． Last night I tried full night feeding. I have to say that night is really the peak lactation period, and I have been using the breast pump too frequently recently.

6． Night feeding is really something that makes people lose control of their emotions easily.

7. I finally got used to night feeding, but I still don’t like the darkness I see when I wake up in the middle of the night and the too quiet sounds. Should I turn on the light to sleep?

8. I have always been worried about the problem of my child sleeping for a long time at night, and I have already made preparations for frequent night feedings. As a result, Xiaoguai slept from about 9 o'clock last night until now, and now he wakes up without making a fuss.

9． I woke up at 3:30 in the morning and fell asleep, and I didn't drink coffee during the day. The state of the whole day was simply that sleep was still very important.

10. After going through the process of being woken up intermittently throughout the night and then losing my temper and being unable to be coaxed back to sleep, I am no longer an old mother who is high-spirited due to night feeding and is worried about the future.

11. When can the baby sleep through the night? He wakes up at 3:30 for night feeding, but cannot sleep for two hours and suffers from nervous breakdown.

12． After having a baby, the hardest part every day is not feeding her at night, putting her to sleep, or playing with her, but touching her. I am so tired that I can't even straighten my waist. I feel pain in my back even when I'm lying in bed.