Pain.... but happy?

When women have a baby it is natural to prioritize for the baby, that is what makes her a good mother. Sure often times we forsake our own needs because we know that our little one needs us. We love our babies so much that although we are tired we know we have to make sure the baby is well feed and taken care of. Not doing so, of course would not make us good mommies. It gets a bit easier as the baby get older, but the first few months are the hardest as we have to adjust our schedules to cater to the babies. This then creates a routine for the baby.

Having a baby is something fun, for who wants. A woman who is dear to her child, will not be the tireless care of her child. Although it must be lack of sleep, feeling tired, and maybe a little stress, a mother must be willing to do anything for her child. Mothers who sincerely loves her child, will be happy, take care of her child.

is she feeding to often? as we fed our babies like every 2 hours till they get up to 8 ounces of milk then they go on a demand system which can strech to 4 hours or more before next feeding. and around 6 months babys start getting fed soft foods So feeding demand slack down

A newborn baby needs around the clock love and care. He or she needs to feed milk on demand and will have wet or dirty diapers to change regularly. He or she is delicate when bathing. The mother will have to do night feeds and changes which deprive her of sleep. Babies clothes come in sizes 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months and 9-12 months. As the baby is learning how to sit up a careful eye is required. Then the baby will learn how to roll over. The baby will develop the ability to crawl and some 12 month old babies are able to stand. Babies are precious and the next stage 12 to 24 months has its demands too. My baby daughter is now 21 months old. I remember for first year very well indeed.

I agree 100% I love babies. I have spent most of my life around babies. My grandmother was the town babysitter (before Day Care) so I was around a lot of babies, some of them almost new born. My mother also babysat and now my sister does. What I especially like about the babies are their glee. It's almost like fresh sunshine energy. I also remember, like you said, how the mothers have to focus every hour. When I was younger, the baby would wake up in the middle of the night full of excitement. The baby would wake me up and I'd go to the crib (for some reason, there wasn't such a thing as crib deaths back then), and when I go to the crib and turn on the light, the baby would look at me, get excited, and want to play in its baby way.

I think when you become a mother. You seen this process and other things as a join instead of work. Being a mother is so rewarding in so many ways, no matter how hard things may get. People sometimes don't know how lucky they are to have children. Nothing can compare to love you receive from your child.