Sarah, I wonder if it's the gaviscon taking effect? I think the eye rolling is normal, both of my two do that. Luke did it from birth, Oliver from 3weeks. It is scary the first time they do it! You may find he is exhausted from all the pain he has been in, and now getting some relief and getting the sleep he needs. If it carries on through the night, I would get him a emergency doctors appointment first thing incase the gaviscon isn't agreeing with his little tummy. Don't worry, there are other reflux medicines. It's awful that if you admit you are depressed that they will notify social services, post natal depression is so common, and no way should they link it to you being in care. That is very unfair as if you feel like you need help, you won't go for it which is worse surely?! Wow I don't get how these systems work sometimes!
Inoue lovely, it really sounds like you have the start of post natal depression. Please please speak to someone, health visitor or doctor. You shouldn't be losing weight like that, you won't get a black mark or have reimi taken away. I think marc still needs to help you, I know he is working but you are also wworking, but 24 hours a day. The feeling angry is a sign too, I used to feel that with Luke when he was little and I was depressed. I also wanted my old life back. I really really wish I could advise you on the sleep, but all that's worked for us is a crib and sleeping bag with a blanket tucked tightly round. Sending you a huge useless hug, and it won't feel like it now but things will get better. I promise! First babies are hard, you don't expect it to be like it is and it really hits you when your expectations of a baby aren't like you thought. Being a mummy to a newborn is the hardest thing, anyone who says different is lying! But please please speak to someone, don't suffer in silence xxx
Inoue lovely, it really sounds like you have the start of post natal depression. Please please speak to someone, health visitor or doctor. You shouldn't be losing weight like that, you won't get a black mark or have reimi taken away. I think marc still needs to help you, I know he is working but you are also wworking, but 24 hours a day. The feeling angry is a sign too, I used to feel that with Luke when he was little and I was depressed. I also wanted my old life back. I really really wish I could advise you on the sleep, but all that's worked for us is a crib and sleeping bag with a blanket tucked tightly round. Sending you a huge useless hug, and it won't feel like it now but things will get better. I promise! First babies are hard, you don't expect it to be like it is and it really hits you when your expectations of a baby aren't like you thought. Being a mummy to a newborn is the hardest thing, anyone who says different is lying! But please please speak to someone, don't suffer in silence xxx