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I would cry too.. but because I think that I will die before I see my kids with kids

As someone who has been like that since before, during and after pregnancy; trust me, that’s not postpartum; that’s just being a human with feelings.

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The mouthwash is a NO NO. It does more harm than helps. If any ,then only natural , made at home .

Grow way to fast do not realize rhat until you have yiurr own babu

Sorry to tell you my dear but I have three and that random crying that you are talking about doesn’t go away no matter how old they get.

Had hard really hard time mine finished school 12 grades went so fast. I did nt know go that fast. The memories. Then 30 years went by wedding babies. My son past away. I v been a mom FOR years. NOW I BE. CAME A REAL MOM. THEN ALL YEARS MEMORIES CAME BACK BACK TO BEFORE HE WAS BORN THEN LATER HOME BAS BALL HE TOLD ME I THRU THE BALL LIKE A GIRL. MORE MORE MEMORIES I COULD GO ON ON😊

Is a huge part of it also recording yourself crying in public for attention and likes?? Seems like it

I'm 60 years old and my daughter just had a VERY surprise baby and I'm telling you, I cry holding him sometimes because some of the most joyful times in my life were when they were tiny. They are tiny for only a flicker of time. It goes by way too fast. Every tiny one we see reminds us of the magic that babies are ❤❤❤ one day, you'll be that old lady and you'll see what I mean

Severe postpartum is hopelessness and lack of desire to live. Just saying

😂 at least you can have kids some people can’t be for real

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Have a safe trip

Thank you, Carrie!!! ❤ I think i'm going on weeks 7. i haven't had a pregnancy test, yet this time, but i do remem feeling nausea a couple weeks ago.

This old mom reminisces too❣️🥹

Me and my bestie would have traded babies lol

I'm so happy for all of you 🫶🏽

So sweet!

Aaawh🥰🥰

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The old lady is a grandchild too ❤

I know the. Your feelings well 6 times and I m still emotional All my life

Mine are 25, 23, 19 &17 and it happened so fast I don't know what happened.

Yes I feel like this I got four kids two my oldest kids grown and I have two school age kids are going to be teenagers next month my youngest going be 13 thanks for this yes I miss them being little

Wait til your old and they ignore you..after being the best mom...yes, it happens, sad

It usually happens around the 4th day postpartum my midwife explained to me. She called it 'pregnancy tears'. Due to hormones which level, she told me, grows slowly during pregnancy and then suddenly 'lowers' after giving birth

I use to go to Wawa and buy coffee 2x a day. I never drank coffee ☕️ but I started drinking it from working at a motel. Now I get coffee for free at work

You and the baby are looking so beautiful ❤❤

How tf do people cry while recording?😂... Just take a sec to understand this, it's absurd....

It goes so fast

90 min sleep cycle....first year of my first born I hardly saw him he was always asleep ...always only lasted 1.5hrs awake then slept. when he was 5 months I would put him to bed and he wouldn't wake till 12 the next afternoon...my boobs were at exploding point..I swear 90 min then sleep. so don't look at regular times just go by 90 mins after they wake

Babies wanting to only sleep in contact is super normal ❤. Think about it from an evolutionary perspective- if we left our babies alone in cave person times they would have been so vulnerable. Baby sleep is super individual and it's not linear (🙋🏻‍♀️learned that the hard way lol). Sounds like you're doing great just rolling with the punches and responding to whatever her needs are day by day 🥰

One of mine hated going down for a daytime nap so I would use the pram, and I would bring it inside and rock it back and forth and just let her sleep in there

My baby is 4.5 months and takes 4 naps a day. We don’t have a strict schedule, but we wake him at 7am and follow his wake windows (1.5-2 hours) from there. It ebbs and flows depending on how long each nap is. We shoot for naps to be at least 1 hour, but never let them go more than 2 hours (honestly rare these days anyway). It’s great to prevent overtiredness. A few weeks ago, I gave him a stuffed animal to hold while nursing and now he loves it. When I transfer him to the bassinet/crib, if he starts to stir, he will hug the stuffy and it soothes him. I take it out of the bassinet once he is asleep. Kind of random but works! I think whatever you do, consistency is what matters. You got it mama! Have the best time in the states 💓

Hi Carrie, have you ever tried Hunt and Brew iced coffee from Australia? It's single origin cold brew and fresh milk, no added sugar, they also have a mocha no sugar as well. The one I'm drinking right now has 248mg caffeine per serve I love it so strong and tasty as I hate sugar in coffee.

That lil sink is soo cuteee❤❤❤ Also cudos to u for doing all of tbat with a kidd❤

The Kate Sheppard book behind you ❤❤❤

Being sick as a mom is a new level 😅 and so hard when BFing cause you’re limited on what meds to take!

I can tell you’re doing so great, Carrie! You seem confident and relaxed as a mom :) I know you said you wanted to keep naps flexible, but I have found both my daughters thrived when our schedules were structured. That doesn’t mean all naps had to be in the crib at home, but it means finding a way to make them happen - pack n play, carrier, car ride, etc. I think the 4m age was the hardest to get them down but it does get easier! Have a fantastic trip ❤

Yup. Watching them become adults is the most amazingly bittersweet thing ❤ take lots of photos, lots of videos, candid photos of things they do in the every day mundane moments etc. Keep a journal too

She’s almost 4 now and the fact that she WILL be an adult who has her own life makes me panic 😂 like… what do I do once she doesn’t need me anymore?

Nap advice: Taking what works (transportation) and bringing it into the home...this is what worked for my son: bringing the stroller and car seat inside and walking him around the house for a moment to simulate that comfort pattern. Once settled, I could sit and push the stroller back and forth with my foot and as long as he could see me, he would doze off like in the car. I did this until he was adjusted and slipping into nap time with ease (*at a scheduled time-that was important for us). Then I slowly transitioned him to crib napping on days where he wasn't struggling to get heavy eyes until he was crib napping daily. Hope you find something that helps! Congratulations on becoming a mother! Thank you for your videos, I love them! Almost forgot an important element for us: Music - I played the same CD every time (Marie Antoinette 2006 movie soundtrack Disc 1) so the music was in the same order (I would play this in the car too) to help trigger the habit. I feel like it really helped - it has a great mix of classical music, bells, varying volumes, even horse hooves and a buggy on cobblestone. I chose that because 1 I love it and could stand listening to it on repeat and 2 I thought the random sounds would help dull his senses to other external noises because his brain would be expecting strange sounds.

Baby girls winter outfit is so cute! ❤

You are doing great! Always reach out if you need help. I can't believe you just had a baby & look terrific behind your tears. 🎉🎉🎉

Awww this video is simply the sweetest. Absolutely loving watching you be mama to your girl! 🩷🥲☁️🫖 such a precious chapter you’re in. You’re doing so so good mama. Wrapping you all in so much love! Ocean didn’t sleep during the day unless I was wearing him until he was 15 months. He’s almost 2 now & I still wear him to sleep & now I transfer him out of his carrier. For us, once I just surrendered to it, slowed down & softened to it- it became one of our most special times together. If you can do contact naps, I’d say just lean into it. They slip by oh so fast 🥲

Make sure they don’t stop visiting their grandmother or grandfather when they become teenagers..bc that’s how they will teach their kids and the same thing will happen to you.

No advice, full on koala baby mode with my 6.5 month old as she sleeps on me in the carrier. My son (now 3) was the same way as a baby and loved to sleep in the carrier. I have fully accepted that this is nap life right now until she's older (maybe)! Sending you lots of love :)

That's not postpartum, that's motherhood dear.....❤

That day comes too soon ❤