Overcoming Loneliness in Motherhood

[rollingwithmarbles]

Since becoming a mum it has been hard and busy at times. I mean the washing just never seems to have an ending, imaginary play after a while drives you insane, I am an expert in double shuffle nappy changes (isn't that what F1 teams call it when they box both drivers at the same time), we have had years of interrupted sleep, lots of appointments, crying, screaming, shouting and not forgetting I am now sporting the bags under the eyes look on a daily basis. However, even though I can be driven insane at times, becoming a mum has been the most enjoyable and rewarding thing I have done.

The one thing I really did not forsee coming was the loneliness....

www.rollingwithmarbles.com/2017/05/overcoming-loneliness-in-motherhood.html

[Claram55]

I'm not sure if this helps but I've been married 17 years and had four children in my home and have still cried with lonelyness x

[zanuda]

Make sure it's not a depression...

[NewMum17]

Oh my gosh rollingwithmarbles i feel exactly the same and actually just put a blog up asking for tips on how to overcome this. I'll check out this mummy social thing you mentioned.

Is it just a phase? Is it a FTM thing I ask myself.

But how can you tell when it's depression zanuda?

[Jemmer]

I get that i have 4 children 3 teenage girls and a boy 3 so starting again! Love it but sometimes i dread it cos think what to do today parks ok but cant do it everyday!

[Jemmer]

We have to try look at all positives not the negs x