New mothers may struggle with feelings of not being enough, guilt and stress. This impacts the family dynamics as well as the baby. Post-natal depression may cause the mother to want to disconnect from the baby due to feeling too overwhelmed as well as dealing with hormonal imbalances.
Mother and baby disharmony
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Family disconnection
Feelings of not belonging, hurt, depression, anger, rejection, not enough, and disappointment. Other issues causing distress: fear of judgment, immediate/extended family conflict or same sex friend boundaries and so on.
Same sex relationship
Distanced partners/spouses and maintaining a sense of enough to be apart to keep the flame alive.
Love on-line and feeling
- rejected
- disappointed
- jealous
- distrustful
- feeling not enough
- feeling bullied/harassed
- Been misunderstood
- alone
- and resentment
On-line relationship
These dads may feel guilty, depressed (isolated), shame and anxiety due to stigmatisation, and feel unsupported causing disconnection in the relationship.
Stay-at-home dads
Feelings of guilt, not feeling accepted, hurt, anger, rejection, resentment, and disappointment may surface and should be dealt with to avoid creating more conflict or disharmony among your loved ones, especially for the children involved.
Blended family relationship pain points
Feelings of not being enough, a sense of not belonging, being stereotyped/stigmatised, stress, anxiety, and rejection. Fear of being judged.
Mixed race or cultural relationship
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