How It Feels??👶🏻🏠

Question

I'm 23 weeks along with my first child (an active baby girl), at the ripe age of 19. She's really changed my life so very much already, I now feel as if I owe her the entire world and then some..

I was wondering what you new moms felt like bringing home your bundle of joy. Seeing them for the first time, changing the first diaper, even catching their first smiles.. Is it what you'd hope it would be??

I'm excited but very nervous, I don't want to have the wrong feelings once she's born, if that makes any sense.

Answer

There's no words how I felt when I first say my baby girl for the first time, it's like time stops and in that moment your just frozen. I just wanted to hold her, and I looked at my SO and I felt so much love and a connection with him. Like we made this little human. It's truely indescribable!! The first nights home I didn't sleep, which is expected because they babies isn't used to this big world, she's used to being all warm and cozy in the belly! Haha. But I was nervous and scared at first but as soon as I saw her, my mother instincts took over. I feel like this is what I was ment to do in the world be a mother. It might be hard to understand now, but trust me you'll understand once you experience it. Oh! And some great advice is don't be afraid to ask for help, you might feel overwhelmed and exhausted but at the end of the day it will all be worth it. Just always have someone to talk/vent to it will help. Many moms get postpartum depression, I felt like I was on my way there but I just would talk to people, even venting on here armed to help too. So just be confident, and I'm sure you'll be a great mom. :) good luck!

Answer

How far along were you when you really started feeling her? I'm 29 weeks and I don't really feel her yet😕

How It Feels??👶🏻🏠

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