I'm a mother of 2 children one aged 4 the other ages 18 months. I have a thyroid problem (underactive) until recently it was over medicated and I had anxiety and depression as a result. I've also had a busy year doing a massive hoise renovation including having to move out of our home and hopefully within the next two weeks it will be complete. I've project managed this from beginning to end including managing some very difficult builders. I've also been closely involved in the wedding preparations for my sister's wedding. A big fat indian wedding! So I've done tonnes of running around over the last few months as my family lives 200 miles from me. It was also my husband's sisters wedding a week after mine which involved more running around and the weddings are not over yet! I met up a with a friend who has 2 slightly younger DDs. A much much bigger house (more bathrooms for one) (her kids are in nursery part-time) I'm a complete SAHM with both preschooler and toddler at home. So anyway she was telling me for example how she fits in little
Chores for example if kids upstairs she'll use 20 mins to clean one of her bathrooms. Personally I feel
Like I'm forever chasing my tail simply cooking and taking the kids back and forth from various groups. I have a very clingy 18 month old. I don't stop some days doing loads in a day. Also my 18 month old wakes every night and needs resettling I do this BUT my DH will 'takeover' let's say at 645 (she often wakes at 5 or 530 and doesn't settle) anyway then I'll go back to sleep for 45 mins or so and he'll do kids breakfast. My point is I'm ALWAYS exhausted I can't keep on top of the house work. The build is almost over I resent making the builders tea I'm so so tired all the time and other mum's I think don't seem so tired. DH is back around 7pm to help with bath time. I still have tonnes of house organising to do but can't seem to find anytime to do it. I have no support from family locally. Am I just lazy? Should I have more energy? AIBU on myself
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MoonStar07 · 16/07/2016 19:56
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