But you are breastfeeding and drank for 3 consecutive nights? |
Only 2 drinks per night and pumped and dumped afterwards. |
NP. So what? A drink three nights in a row is fine. Maybe if she was drinking to the point of being black out drunk, or she's drinking to self-medicate her feelings, there would be an issue. But having a drink while breastfeeding is not an automatic red flag. (Plenty of other things OP wrote are red flags) |
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Look, I get it. You want your previous life back. Breastfeeding can make anyone feel tied down. Lack of sleep is a bitch.
But please, please get help. What you are dealing with is normal but you do not sound like you are in a good place to deal with it normally. Hire someone to help you with the baby. It doesn't seem like it now but this is just going to last for a matter of months and then things will be different. But you need to get help. Just do it. |
| If you indeed don't like your baby or motherhood, please post on Infertility page. There will be so many who can come forward for an official adoption. |
| People always jump to "maybe you have postpartum depression." I have two kids. I did not have postpartum depression. I actually loved the baby stage, but still did not like my life. Some people just don't enjoy motherhood. I don't. I am not depressed. It is just not my thing. (I did not really want kids...my husband changed his mind after marriage. #1 was conceived right after I stopped the pill only to stop my husband's incessant badgering. I did not think one time would end up in a pregnancy. The second was conceived when I thought I was out of the ovulation window. Sometimes, people just don't like motherhood and it is not depression. You can still love your kids and not enjoy being a parent. |
It's likely that she can't, as the baby probably has another parent. You can't place a baby for adoption without both parents' consent. Even if she could, if she's looking to return to life the way it was before pregnancy, placing her husband's child for adoption might seriously alter that relationship. |