I am a new mommy of a 2.5 months old princess so here I am sharing my own experiences of new parenting.

Having c sec delivery, too many drips, injection, effect of anesthesia, back pain it's really become very difficult to breastfeed your baby.

But it's rightly said that a mother can do anything for her child being how she is feeling.

So, where I had my delivery they keep the baby in their observation for some time and then give to us.

Now I didn't get milk at the same time. My MIL and SIL pressed my breast too hard, I still remembered that pain. So i get only one two drops.

I was unable to sit, so in lying position they kept my baby over my breast. When she sucked for the first time I cannot explain that feeling, it's amazing.

But may be she didn't get the sufficient milk she was crying badly so after consulting with the nurse we top up with formula milk.

With the stiches, back pain it's too difficult to feed your baby and specially in night. After returning home, I have handled my baby with my husband support. Changing her diapers, cleaning her potty, giving her massage and bath. All these tasks were very new for us, but my husband supports me a lot.

Sometimes, when you don't get enough sleep, you get frustrated. And it's happened with me, I shouted to my baby and felted so guilty. Here again my husband handled me with love.

So here I end my post with short sum up.

Enjoy this phase, not a single moment will going to come back. Keep your baby on your first priority. Maintain your healthy diet, eat healthy, don't consume too much spicy food and pickles.

Always talk to your baby, in early phase they do not respond but still somewhere they remember in their memories.

Whenever you feel tired or frustrated, take a long breath, look at your baby and you will get the energy again.

I am loving this phase. My hubby and my baby are my lifelines. 🥰🥰🥰 #NewParent #bbcreatorsclub

@Khushboo Chouhan