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Chrysta
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Chrysta ·Мама сына (7 лет)
Honestly I didn't grow up on very healthy food and I'm not use to healthy food. It doesn't taste good... But I want my child to eat healthier then what I did. But I can't seem to transcend into a healthy diet. And it honestly pissing me off. Now more then ever because I don't have a proper stove or oven. I have a heating plate and now a toaster oven but hardly any room to cook. And I get home at like 5:30 and don't want to cook for 2 hours. Since we have only ONE heating plate. Its kinda depressing. Also... My fiance constantly brings up post pardum depression... Thinking ill get it since I already have depression.. And I know he is trying to prepare me... But at the same time he is scaring me and making me nervous and frightened... Making me think I'm going to hurt my baby... And its literally putting me in a deeper depression... And I'm constantly wondering if I'm ready or thinking oh no I'm not ready... And I'm doubting myself...
14.10.2017
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mommyofhonor
Mommy·Мама дочки (7 лет)
And being worried n nervous is normal it just means you care plus you already love your baby 💕
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lost.sock.thief
Tara🤙🏻·Мама двоих (8 лет, 9 лет)
Try looking up recipes that don’t involve heat and cooking, buy precooked foods if you can. I had depression bad before I was pregnant, you just have to avoid ppd by not becoming introverted don’t stay in the house all day and night . have people around you people visiting go visit people make friends with neighbors, I heard breast feeding helps curve PPD
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mommyofhonor
Mommy·Мама дочки (7 лет)
You will do good hun.. just tell your fiancé that you don’t like it that he keeps bringing it up because of the way it makes you feel.. u will do fine maybe slowly transition into healthier options I’m sure that will help to do little things here n there
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I'm literally in the same situation. We're in a tiny studio with only a hot plate, a mini fridge, and we just recently got a toaster oven. That leaves us with about a square foot of counter space for preparing food. We also only have about $50 a week for food. I'm also nervous and scared because I have depression and I don't feel ready either, but we have to remember that it's totally normal for us to feel this way. Every first time mom is scared and nervous even if she doesn't say it. I have so much experience with babies and kids in general and I'm still terrified of having my own baby. You just gotta take it day by day or you'll drive yourself mad with anxiety.
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