Hello everyone, been lurking on ante natal thread for months- just caught up with this post natal thread!
DS(Noah) was born on his due date- 27/3- pretty long latent phase, but once I was admitted at 4cm on 6 am on Wednesday, he was born in the pool 8 hours later! Had a nasty tear, stayed in overnight due to blood loss but was back home next day.
This thread has been keeping me sane since I arrived home. Been weeping all night and feel so guilty about it. BF during my stay in hospital was fine, DS was pretty settled and even slept in that plastic crib thing all night. He seemed really content...
Fast forward to 10pm last night....after a lovely afternoon of regular BF of 3/4 hours and DP and I getting some sleep, I've been having a nightmare and I feel like a failure 
Since 10 pm he wouldn't settle off the breast, and was constantly feeding. Constantly!!! after every feed I tried to settle him in Moses basket (which he ha slept in fine during afternoon) but he wasn't having any of it. I checked wind/ dirty nappy/ too hot/ too cold etc but nothing would settle him. In the end, it was a cuddle and the breast that finally sent him off...
And there he stayed, all night...
I was so worried he wasn't getting enough, and that's why he was feeding constantly(all common sense and BF classes had flown out window by 4 am) or that I was a rubbish mum because I couldn't settle him in his Moses basket.DP had been brilliant all night, and we jut decided to let him sleep in my arms for the rest of the night. And he is still there....I'm knackered as I've been awake holding him since midnight and feel as though I've done something wrong???
Did I do the right thing? Did he just need a cuddle all night? I know you can't spoil newborns, and I'd much rather cuddle him all night so he slept and was happy (rather than let him hysterical in the basket, which I can't face) but if this becomes a regular thing I'm not sure ill cope at all
and he is only 2 days old...
So sorry for the long selfish post- I think I just needed to get it all out?