What’s the most difficult stage?

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I chose breastfeeding but I’d also like to say the 6 week recovery afterwards was very hard on me

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Theyve all had their difficulties. I wouldnt say one is any more difficult then the other though.

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Pregnancy for me!!! Everything else was a breeze. Well labor was 3 days but delivery was 4 minutes

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I said birth because I almost died on the operating table and I thought I might lose my son as well. Breastfeeding was painful at first, but doable, providing you produce enough milk. Sleep training and pregnancy were the easiest.

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RECOVERY FROM BIRTH WAS BY FAR THE WORST 🙃

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Toddlerhood
My son still can’t talk and gets frustrated at not communicating but wants to do everything himself. He’s stubborn and easily prone to tantrums 
It’s tough keeping my cool sometimes. It’s tough to be understanding sometimes. It makes me question if I’m a good parent or if I’m totally fing up. Like daily. 
It’s a trip.

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I had an easy pregnancy...diet controlled GD, but compared to other women, my experience was easy and didn’t really feel pregnant minus some back/hip pain.
I had an emergency c-section and the recovery has been slow but pretty good. 
Breastfeeding has been the hardest and most painful for me. I’m mostly pumping with some breastfeeding. My nipples are shallow, and my let-down is too fast for LO, so she bites down. 😰
Zero regrets other than not taking any belly photos. Do I miss sleeping through the night? Yes, but LO is 💯 worth it. 🤗

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All of it! For me sleep is the most difficult part of being a parent. I haven’t gotten a good amount of sleep since before I got pregnant and my son is two and a half. Not to mention bladder control. I pee like 14 times an hour. Oh and the back pain.

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My first trimester was terrible I was so sick but I’d definitely say sleep is the worst. I knew their was an end to the morning sickness and also I could drink ginger ale and feel almost normal. 
My son is 5 months old and I haven’t slept through the night since 2 days before he was born. Even when he does sleep more than 2 hours at a time I’m still constantly waking up and checking on him. I’m lucky to not have gone back to work yet so I get to sleep in much later than I will in a few weeks so I can catch up on a little more sleep fortunately. 
To me not sleeping makes everything harder and it’s not something that’s going to last a short time like my morning sickness that was about 3 months long or a little less.

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Breastfeeding for sure.

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