Meltdowns- Feeling like a horrible mother

My baby turns a month today. It has been great so far, except for those random fuzzy days. He doesn't really cry much, but when he decides he wants to be fuzzy... OMG! He will be doing great all day, and as soon as 8pm hits, he gets into this mood where he just feels the need to fight his sleep. Every day I give him his bath around that time, massage him, feed him, read him a story, and sing him bedtime songs until he falls asleep. He seems to enjoy this and doesn't fuzz or anything UNTIL  he does fall asleep, and I stop singing. Then he wakes up and cries, stops and cries, stops and cries... Like 10 second intervals. He has this new thing where he also arches his back resisting comforting. I try EVERYTHING possible! I mean... Check off the whole list and still nothing. Does this until he is so tired that he wears himself out (which usually takes about 2 hours). I get to a point where I am feeling so tired and helpless, that I start talking to him and asking him what's wrong (in a firm tone of voice) as if he were going to understand and answer me! Usually goes like "what is it? What do you want? I've tried everything! Just stop! Please!! Stop!" And then I proceed to crying and apologizing to him because I feel like a horrible mother for getting frustrated with him. This has happened like 4-5 times since he was born. 
 My husband is a bartender, so he works nights. I am currently not working and starting nursing school in August. I try to take on most of the responsibility of the baby and the house so that he can rest when he's home, and when he's at work well it's just me and the baby here. I also had a csection so I'm still recovering from that as well. Can't drive yet and I am still a bit sore in my belly area. I am very active for what I've heard the "normal" is, but I still have my days where I feel like I'm hurting something. 
I have asked him if this feeling of frustration is normal since I am a first time mom. He says it is and that it is more common than I think, but I'm still wondering if he's just saying that to make me feel better. I feel sooo guilty because all my life all I wanted was a baby, and we went through so much to even have him (I was told I might not be able to have kids, and he had a vasectomy reversal since he was a teenage dad and thought he was done after that until he met me). He really is a great baby, but when the fuzzy does happen and doesn't stop, I panic because I just want to comfort him asap. 
I know it could be so much worse! Really I am just venting on here and also wondering if there are any other moms who go through the same thing. Just hoping that I'm not as horrible as I feel when it comes to that. 😔 

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