Bipolar Disorder Support Group
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hello
i was all right earlier now i am finding it diffcult again.
everything has gotten on top of me i knew it would. my partner left me last night i have 3 children and i am trying my hardest to settle my baby and she is 14 weeks old. i haven't got my other 2 cause how i am at the moment they r with my parents because i was bad then things happened to my partner leaving so they took them for a while.
i am such a positive person at times and i am trying so hard but she is not settling for me at all. its starting to get to me.
i have tried ringing my friends and family and like i have tried like 7 people and none not one have answered. so i texted them is it me or is it a case they cant handle me.
cause of all this i am starting to feel down where as earlier i justfelt numb evcen last night i was numb.#
just a few friendly words and some help woudlnt go a miss right now thats all
i was all right earlier now i am finding it diffcult again.
everything has gotten on top of me i knew it would. my partner left me last night i have 3 children and i am trying my hardest to settle my baby and she is 14 weeks old. i haven't got my other 2 cause how i am at the moment they r with my parents because i was bad then things happened to my partner leaving so they took them for a while.
i am such a positive person at times and i am trying so hard but she is not settling for me at all. its starting to get to me.
i have tried ringing my friends and family and like i have tried like 7 people and none not one have answered. so i texted them is it me or is it a case they cant handle me.
cause of all this i am starting to feel down where as earlier i justfelt numb evcen last night i was numb.#
just a few friendly words and some help woudlnt go a miss right now thats all
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makes it worse i done it twice befor ebut u do forget how much it goes through u.
onemore thing what is swaddling?
Swaddling is the art of snugly wrapping your baby in a blanket for warmth and security. It can keep him from being disturbed by his own startle reflex, and it may even help him stay warm and toasty for the first few days of life until his internal thermostat kicks in. Most important, it can help to calm your baby.
Nowadays, you probably won't leave the hospital without a little lesson in this technique. Try it, after you've made sure your baby isn't hungry, wet, or tired. It can be used to help settle your baby down when he's overstimulated or when he just needs to feel something close to the tightness and security of the womb.
Once your baby is about a month old you might want to stop swaddling him while he's awake, as it may interfere with mobility and development in older babies. It's fine to keep swaddling your baby for naps and nighttime if he seems to sleep better that way. He'll let you know by crying or kicking when he no longer wants to be bundled up. How do I perform this cozy art?
Lay a blanket on a flat surface and fold down the top-right corner about 6 inches.
Place your baby on his back with his head on the fold.
Pull the corner near your baby's left hand across his body, and tuck the leading edge under his back on the right side under the arm.
Pull the bottom corner up under your baby's chin.
Bring the loose corner over your baby's right arm and tuck it under the back on his left side. If your baby prefers to have his arms free, you can swaddle him under the arms. This gives him access to his hands and fingers.
thankyou (hugs))))))