- Are they really just going to let me leave with this baby without any assessments?
- How can such a small human produce so much waste in a single day?
- How can one little being consume so much in 24 hours?
- If only I had an extra pair of hands—why hasn’t evolution figured that out?
- Wait, what day is today?
- What month are we in again?
- Oh no, did I break him?
- Is that color in his diaper normal?
- I really don’t think I’m doing this right.
- I’m absolutely convinced I’m messing this up.
- Is that noise supposed to come from him?
- No way she’s hungry again—already?
- Why on earth did I search for that online?
- Please don’t spit up on my last clean shirt. Really, just don’t.
- Will I ever feel like my old self again?
- If one more person tells me to “sleep when the baby sleeps,” I might just lose it.
- She looks restless… should I wake her?
- How on earth does this outfit fasten?
- I know I’m not clueless—why can’t I figure out this outfit?
- Wait… did becoming a mom make me forgetful?
- Should I answer the door, or tuck my breast away first?
- I could really use a drink right now.
- PLEASE, just stop crying.
- FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT’S HOLY, PLEASE STOP CRYING.
- This is nothing like what I imagined.
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In summary, the journey of new motherhood is filled with unexpected thoughts and feelings. From the practical challenges of caring for a newborn to navigating new emotional terrain, every mom has her unique experience. Finding a support system and helpful resources can make all the difference.