Was doing some reading .. 🤔 Anyone here develop "baby blues" after c-section? & how was your…

My sister did with her second baby. Mainly because she felt like she wasn't bonding with her at all because she already had a baby and she was adjusting to it all. I don't think the c-sections directly affected her for that though.

Oh okayy . Should have just said "given birth" lol @teambarnes

Oh gotcha! Well in that case I had bad baby blues too that turned into depression. Mine was due to complications though. Between the hormones, and me being physically unable to care for my baby the first three months, it was hard. But there are sooo many different resources out there for it. :)

I did....extremely sensitive or moody.

That's totally me right now . I wanna cry about everything . & my mood changes often . My boyfriend keeps asking me what's wrong . Or saying I look bothered by something & I have to tell him I'm fine when I'm really not but I don't know what's wrong ... @apples @teambarnes

I'm not a doctor but that definitely sounds like it's just your hormones. The good thing about that is it passes before you know it and if it doesn't there's yoga, walking outside and even birth control pills that help stabilize your hormones if you were planning on doing birth control anyway. I know it feels like you're drowning in it right now but it will get better. Sounds cliché but it's so true :)

@xoxoalexusss, I was telling my husband how beautiful our daughter is, and I started to cry.....The Dr says it's normal, it will go away in a couple of weeks

So what I'm reading here is , it's probably just hormones & I should just wait until they wear off or do something constructive with my time ... Lol @apples @teambarnes

Yes but of course if it gets worse instead of better in the next week or two, definitely talk to your doctor about it.

I sound like a drug side effect commercial lmao.

Lmao . No no . @teambarnes