...with all three DCs at once?
DS is 3 (was 3 on Tuesday) and DTGs are 18 months old (as of Tuesday also!!)
I have PND...Well the last dregs of it. I have just come off ads (cymbalta) about a month ago. The Dr and I both agreed it was ok for me to come off them as Ive been doing really well. Im getting married in October and my mum is taking over areangements--so.theres that stress to deal.with. DS has had issues with night time coughi.g sinxe the age of 16 months. Had inhalers, antihistamines, antibiotics etc and finally after waiting months for a ped referral its touch wood-- sorted. Hes sleeping much better. DTGs are a handful. They bite, sxreetch, fight etc. All normal.ish behaviour for an 18 month old toddler. When all three DCs are together its Hell!! They fight so much, no matter how I try and entertain them, ignore them, discipline them, nothing works!
I have dayscwhere I want to walk out of the house and never come back. Im always exhausted. I can sleep.12 hours solid and still be tired to the pount of tears. My DH2B is an absolute angel. He tries his hardest to help. Does the laundry, helps with kids a lot, will do bits of tidying when I ask. He works from home.
My mum keeps telling me to.pull myself together. She tells me about her friend who.has three DCs (9,6&3) who.copes just fine. doesnt sit down till 9:30 @ night and has managed to get a doctorate in musix!! Mother is also "losing patience" with me being tired all the time.
DH2B and I bought our first home just before xmas and moved in beginning of Dec. It sent me into a mental breakdown.
DMIL2B is a huge help. She has DS quite a lot. She also has Dniece.whilst SIL works so the kids keep each other.entertained.
AIBU to not be able to deal with all 3 all.of the time?! AIBU to be ok with DS goung to MILs so often?
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sunshinesparkles · 02/08/2012 17:51
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