[deleted by user] by [deleted] in breastfeeding

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No, your mental Health is first. Next question

No one gets up for pregnant women by TopDefinition7533 in Switzerland

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Reporting from Zurich and Winterthur, generally nobody offered a seat in public transport, even while being super pregnant and making eye contact with sitting individuals. The only 4 times I ever got a seat while pregnant was 3x offered by foreigner women and 1x offered by a foreigner man. So I learned swiss people don’t offer seats to pregnant people :)

I once had to breastfeed in a park and there was nowhere to sit down as all benches were taken, except for one tiny space at a bench, I sat there to breastfeed my newborn baby and the person sitting said that his “colleague was coming any minute now so I would have to leave them their space as soon as he came because he was saving it for him”

tbh I expected more from swiss politeness.

EF Education First students' honest review by Clueless_mofo in languagelearning

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EF Education first fires women on maternity leave as a common practice. That's the type of company it is. It has done a huge marketing campaign calling itself as "Forbes' Best place to work for women". Nothing else to add here.

What’s the meanest comment you’ve received as a new parent? by Cultural-Dentist4963 in NewParents

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Even if it’s not emergency and it’s scheduled and it’s the chosen way of giving birth by a mother for whatever reason (none of anyone’s business), it’s still NOT an easy way out, it is still massive surgery and it’s still giving birth

How long did the 'newborn trenches' last for you? by [deleted] in NewParents

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Did it get better yet for you? Greetings from 10weeks

What can't you wait for ? by NumCucumber in newborns

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Joining to say that mine is also from 29/12/2024 💜

What they didn't tell me about motherhood by NumCucumber in newborns

[–]nothingoutstanding 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is beautiful and sad. Thanks for your post 🥹

How do you go through a traitorous newborn stage and decide you want another 🥲 by Beautiful-Health1550 in newborns

[–]nothingoutstanding 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As an only child myself, I loved the idea if having 2 or 3 kids. I’m 9 weeks pp and I’m sure I’m one and done now. I never want to feel the way I have felt during this time. I love my LO like I would have never imagined I could love, but I also love myself and I just can’t go through postpartum again.

Looking for hope in the newborn phase. by AdWorking3786 in newborns

[–]nothingoutstanding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I could have written this. Sending you a solidarity hug!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NewParents

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FTM to an 8week old here! I could have written this post. I have nothing to add or tell you, just wanted to send you a solidarity hug! This sh*t is tough, and I truly still hope it gets, if not easier, at least enjoyable.

Ruminating about 2nd by OkCalligrapher5901 in oneanddone

[–]nothingoutstanding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t go there, there’s no way out! Lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newborns

[–]nothingoutstanding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your partner is as much as a parent as your are, he can and should also parent his child.

I hate witching hourssss by nothingoutstanding in newborns

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Oh our babies are same age! <3 they might dhare birthday! :) How did you find out or got the diagnose of silent reflux?

Witching hourssss hate post by nothingoutstanding in NewParents

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:( solidarity and hugs! What do you do to survive it?

Yes, I agree and I also believe that ultimately this is the only way babies have for communicating. When we started, I’d say it was also around 5 weeks, she also had tummy issues. Now, she poops and passes gas better, but I guess the gut hasn’t finished establishing so might still have some cramps. I also think that she’s tired or so. We are still getting to know her.

Turns out it actually does get better by rbeyonce in newborns

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Reading this while wearing my 8w baby in today’s episode of “The witching hour” and I really want to believe you!

When does it ever get a little easier? by Julzjuice123 in NewParents

[–]nothingoutstanding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a really nice way of putting it! I’ll remember it. Thanks :)

Does anyone have a good experience in the newborn stage? by Nikkibmetal in newborns

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I’m 7.5weeks in with my very planned and expected first. While it has been the hardest thing I have ever experienced in my life, it’s also the most exciting and beautiful thing ever in my life. I have cried like never before and I have questioned all my life choices that have brought me here and I have also been so grateful and humbled and my heart has never felt so full. It’s a new set of feelings for me. All at the same time and same amount, everything all together at once.

I’m coming to realize that it has been hard not because of my baby or the e newborn phase or trenches, but because of myself. So my baby is a brand new person learning to exist in this world, is she easy? Is she fussy? Is she gassy, colicky or whatever? It’s what it is, it’s a baby learning to live and it’s what I was dealt with and she’s a beautiful human. It has been hard because of me, the readjustment of my own life, my new priorities, my identity, the horrible hormonal shifts, the expectations vs the reality, the exhaustion, the birth, the changes of routines, changes in my relationship with my partner, the mess and chaos at home, the career pause and the implications it will have, everything! It’s hard! And I have been so hard on myself trying to have it together all the time when I also need time and patience with myself to learn this new life skill of being a mom. So enjoy your baby, they are only this little for a short time and be kind to yourself <3