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Two weeks postpartum Changes in mother and child

[Children ❣️]

① ‼️ surprised at the sudden 💩 in milk lol

When I was drinking milk, I made a voice saying "Aga," so when I thought ⁉️, I was 💩 careful 😇

My child has 💩 in milk ❣️

② A slightly softer pillow for adults is better than a crib ❣️

I liked the pillow that I used every knee when I was giving milk, so I put it on the crib and slept on it 😂

It's helpful that the crib is not dirty, but I also want you to use it because I bought it 🤔

③ Growth speed ❣️

I'm sleeping on a pillow right now, but my body is getting bigger recently and it's going to stick out of the pillow 😅

Will you sleep quietly in a crib when you can't sleep on that pillow 😴

Crying for unknown reasons increased ❣️

It is generally said to cry at night, but my child does not matter night or day 😭

I change diapers, give milk, let me burp, be careful of the temperature of the room, I do not stop crying for some reason even though I am holding 😇

Giving up, it is a daily routine to see the situation until the next milk while calming down with a pacifier and sleep BGM 🎧

⑤ Touch your face with your hands & try to put your fingers in your eyes ❣️

This is one of the things I'm always worried about 😰

Touching your face is not enough, but when your fingers are getting into your eyes 😖

Especially in the latter half of the milk ‼️

I've managed to deal with it with mittens and swaddles, but I'm still worried about what I can do 😮‍💨

⑥ Sometimes I get anxious whether I'm breathing ❣️

I often put my hand on my stomach and check it so that I don't wake up because I'm worried about "Huh? Are you breathing properly? 😂

When it suddenly becomes quiet even though I was mozomozo until a while ago, I really get worried 🙂 ↕️

[Mom's change ❣️]

① Postpartum uterine contraction pain and chest tension ❣️

Even in dramas, if you give birth and give birth, there are things like smiling and happily spending time in a private room

I have uterine constriction pain and a tight chest and a much more rugged face 😠

It's better to get loxonin or borrow an ice pack in your chest, but it hurts because it hurts

Because of that, I became sleep deprived,、.

② Evil dew may or may not come out ❣️

Until I was discharged from the hospital, I had bad dew all the time, but there were days when I came home and did not come out for a while, and it was also a moment that I was happy that "Oh! The bad dew stopped!."

The next day, I was out 🩸

③ pelvis is rattling at any time ❣️

The pelvis, which was painful all the time before childbirth, became more painful after childbirth 😣💥

Especially when turning over, you have to move with both feet attached.

It hurts and my voice comes out even a little 😫

④ Irritated by my husband with a little thing ❣️

My husband who works hard and takes care of my children until I go to bed after coming back 💍

However, I often neglect the changed diaper or forget to wash the baby bottle.

Every time I get irritated, I strongly say, "If you 💢 see it, do it until the end 😭

⑤ Stress ❣️

To be honest, most of the care of newborns ends with changing diapers and giving milk ‼️

But having to wake up for 3 hours or so is quite stressful 😔

I can't get tired even if I sleep, and once I wake up, I have time to go to bed, so I always wanted "I want a good sleep time" 💫

⑥ Appetite has decreased abnormally ❣️

Originally I was the type to eat quite a bit, but after giving birth I wanted sleep time anyway, so I slept while eating rice

Before I knew it, my appetite 🍚

I'm hungry, but I can't stand it unless I eat ‼️ before giving birth 🤔

I lost 10 kg weight in two weeks before giving birth, and the teacher was a little worried 😢

This is how I managed to get through two weeks.

After all, parenting for the first time is just 😭

Sometimes I'm anxious, but I listen to everything that bothers me every time I have a checkup, so I can do my best without panicking ❣️

I thought it was true that there is no rest for postpartum moms. 。

Even if you have time to sleep, if you can't get rid of your fatigue, you can't rest 😭

But as long as my dad is cooperative

Daddy's day off might be quite helpful ❣️

For those who are about to give birth, those who are facing childcare after childbirth

Anyway, while praising yourself ‼️, let's do our best together * (ˊˋ ˋ *) و

# parenting

The First Parenting

# postpartum # mom

Life with a newborn.

7/26 Edited to

... Read more産後2週間はママも赤ちゃんも大きな変化の時期であり、体調の波や育児の悩みが次々と押し寄せます。私も似たような時期に、赤ちゃんがミルク中に突然オムツが汚れたり、なぜか泣き止まない時間帯があって戸惑った経験があります。こうした小さな出来事一つひとつに対処しながら、少しずつママも赤ちゃんも慣れていくんですよね。 特に産後のママの身体の痛みや骨盤の不安定さはかなり大変で、私も寝返りを打つ際に痛みで目が覚めることが多かったです。そういう時は無理をせず、夫や周囲の助けを借りながら、ゆっくりと休むことが大切だと感じました。睡眠不足や細切れ睡眠のストレスも大変ですが、赤ちゃんのリズムに合わせて自分も少しずつ生活リズムを見つけていくしかありません。 また、赤ちゃんが手で顔を触り、時には目に指を伸ばそうとするのはヒヤッとしますよね。我が家でもミトンを使ったりスワドルで手の動きをサポートしましたが、完全に防ぐのは難しいので、常に目を離さないように気をつけていました。こういった日々の小さな心配や発見が、初めての育児の連続だったと思います。 産後の悪露の変化や食欲の低下も、身体が回復への準備をしている証拠です。無理に食べようとせず、休息を優先しながら体調の変化を観察することが重要です。私自身、10キロ以上の急激な体重減少で不安になりましたが、産婦人科の先生に相談しつつ、焦らず体調管理を心掛けました。 初めての育児は分からないことばかりで、不安になったりイライラしたりする瞬間も多いですが、自分を責めず、できるだけ楽しみや喜びを見つけながら乗り越えていくことが必要だと思います。パパの協力があると本当に助かるので、夫婦で育児の役割分担やサポートをしっかり話し合うこともおすすめです。 これから出産を控えている方や、同じ時期を過ごしているママたちにとって、この体験談が少しでも励みや参考になれば嬉しいです。お互いを褒め合いながら、無理せず一歩ずつ頑張りましょう!

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As a first time mom you don't really know what you're getting into. You can read up on things all you want but everyone's experience is different. There were definitely things I would do differently looking back. Here are a few of my regrets. 1. Rushing to get disharged: Take advant
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