Worries that come from a child's bad years
I have a son who is now one and a half years old. The cutest child in the world for my husband and I. Everyone in the family is probably the same, and I was particularly surprised at how much my husband was doting on me. (Of course I'm doting on it too)
That son has been in a bad state since he was over 1 year old, and although he settled down once, he has recently been in a state of bad luck again.
The first problem I had when this bad season came was that no matter what I did to my kids, they didn't want to do anything and cried, and it was just so hard. Both here and the kids didn't understand the translation, so we were both stressed, and every day was exhausting. But while this was exhausting for me, it wasn't that bad of a problem. What bothered me more than this was my husband...
During this bad period, my son became obsessed with me in a state where he had to be a mother ‼ ︎, and he became resistant to his father. This was very damaging to my husband, and every day he felt depressed because he couldn't bear the rejection from my doting child... The words that come out of such a husband are “Mom is nice. “Because they like me no matter how frustrated I am,” or “my heart becomes empty. The content is so difficult to deal with, “Mom probably doesn't understand...” and to be honest, I'm having a lot of trouble with how to call out at times like this.
I'm sorry. I feel like saying that is something different, and it can't be helped since this is a bad season. I know that too, because it feels like ‼ ︎ and I feel different...
I had discussions with my husband during my last bad season. Anyway, I kept my distance from my son and didn't interfere with my time with my dad, and scolded my son when he rejected his father without meaning, so I'm dealing with that this time too. I said that to my husband.
However, I am confused in response to the words my husband says, and it's a bit difficult to think that I will have to continue to harbor feelings of no place during this bad period. My husband tells me he doesn't blame me. It's difficult for me to 100% understand the feeling of being rejected by my doting child, but I can't help but complain when something painful or sad happens. That's why I want to accept words that come up to me from my husband, but I don't know how to accept them well, and it would be very helpful if I could get some advice on digesting emotions and dealing with words for my husband.
It almost seemed like my complaint, but thank you for your support.
