@TheOnlyDSC My god it's a bit of liquid on some tiles? Whoopsy daisy, let's clean it up together. Instead she tells her to go away? That's teaching her something π.
@cactusncookies I consider that worse than an intrusive thought. I always thought an intrusive thought was like "oh god what if I tripped whilr carrying the baby and their head landed on the tiles?" Then you make sure there's no trip hazards and go extra slow cos you feel sick
@luinalaska I had an unmedicated birth and I had a PPH as well. It didn't traumatise me at all. It was definitely a trauma to my body and took a few months to get that energy back - losing that much blood will do that.
@amzm599@FlorioGina Probably because of the deep grief they feel for those children. They might want to believe the psychosis stuff so that they have something to focus on. He clearly loved her at one point in his life, her in laws too.
@Puppieslover This woman's smile is beautiful. She looks so loving and kind. Her kids are blessed. I'm hoping her husband thinks she's the most beautiful women in the world.
@LukaLev There's copy pastes about losing your identity and not recovering from it for 5 years after birth. I don't get it. I'm still me, with the added bonus of an amazing little human by my side.
@TheLaurenChen So many of them are obsessed with wake windows and nap schedules that if they go out they potentially stuff that up. It just causes them anxiety which rubs off onto the baby, making them anxious too. If these women practised patience and calm, perhaps their babies would also be.
@oliveegger Shopping centres,. Art galleries and museums often have something for children. Libraries have play areas for kids and often story time activities. All these places where I live have great parent rooms with couches for feeding and change tables.
@iseult@juliette0307 Yes, and then they use the excuse for bad behaviour, because they don't try and help their kids regulate or change those behaviours and expect the world to cater to them.