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In a Reddit post, she shared that she and her partner, both in their mid-30s, recently welcomed a child, but adjusting to life with a baby has been extremely challenging for them.
She went on to question how parents with multiple children manage, describing raising a child as one of the hardest experiences of her life.
She wrote: “Do you regret not having more kids? Or vice versa, do you regret having more kids?
My spouse and I welcomed our child 4 months ago. We’re both in our early to mid 30’s and are exhausted!! We love our little one to pieces but we’re grieving our old lives and relationship! The newborn phase was so so difficult for us, and the infant stage also has its challenges we can’t fathom having more than 1 child atm.
The fact that many people are out here having multiple children makes me question if I’m just that weak minded?! Raising a child has been the single hardest thing I have ever done in my life.
The sleepless nights, declining health, weak joints, memory loss, etc etc.
My partner and I are torn whether or not we want to try for another, but we also don’t want to wait too long and be older and have to go through this again later on 😭”
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