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someadvice20 · 20/04/2022 12:11

Just seeking some advice off any mums that could find some time to try and understand my situation and respond.
Anything is appreciated.

So I have two kids. One is nearly 4 and the other 10 months.
I find my self often raising my voice a lot. Even in situations that aren't even needed for it. It's as if I get automatically stressed before needed/ over react.
I speak to my eldest as if she was ten instead of 4. I keep forgetting she is only little and I need to talk in a softer way she will understand. Not as if she is an adult.

I don't do much with my eldest because I'm always attending to my youngest. So she's often entertaining herself which I feel guilty over not having 1 to 1 with her like I use too be able to do.
I feel stuck in the same routine each day. Same stuff. No change. I don't drive atm so days out are limited. Eldest hates public transport to the point she will scream until she's off.
I often feel they deserve better than me. And I feel bad at the end of the day when they both go to bed how I've had a go or been a miserable mum.
I'm thankful for nursery because that's the only place she probably actually does fun activities eg painting sand etc

I want to buy her some new things too so any ideas would be great

Is there anyway I can change my mindset?
What do your daily routines consist of?
What activities do you do with your children?

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BertieBotts · 20/04/2022 12:20

Try this book. There are some great ideas for connecting with your child.
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B086PXRVZZ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

It's OK not to do loads of flashy activities - that's exactly what nursery is for IMO.

You say you spend lots of time with your youngest, does he self entertain at all? That is a useful skill to encourage.

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