When children cry, they panic.
I can't get rid of the feeling of “I'm sorry I'm a mom.”
I'm raising two boys, 2 years old and 4 months old.
My husband is a doctor, and he is on assignment alone.
When I gave birth for the second time, I had severe postpartum depression in addition to my chronic illness, and I often hit my children hard, so I moved from the city to the suburb where my parents' house is located so that my children can grow up more freely. That said, I raise children alone during the day.
They eat fast while holding children, always being pressed for time, buy daily necessities in the dash, the car navigation system always plays anime that children like, and even when it's called a bath, they only wash their face, bathe, change diapers, and find cute clothes with their hands that have developed eczema, they still can't buy them, and they do their best not to make them cry so as not to cause trouble to others, and even that doesn't work. When children cry and scream, they feel like they have been blamed and they panic. Is it because I'm not good at it?
I think I should also rely on the mothers who are close to me, but I'm sorry, and I pretend to be fine because I don't feel like I'm going to rely on them because I can't do it properly. But the truth is, she is a bad mother who is emotionally unstable when she is 3 with her children... and talks harshly.
I got scared and said, “Just be quiet!!” It blocks my ears. Even so, I can't stop crying, my hands come out, and my loud voice is ugly, and I think I shouldn't be close to my children when I'm so ugly and scared.
They are cute and adorable, and even though I can't help but treasure my kids, I have myself saying “let's stop being a mom of these kids today” and “that's it until today.” It's painful.
Am I crazy to panic when my child cries?
