It is completely normal. Anyone who has had children has felt something similar. We just don't act on it, obviously.
Our G.P. prescribed a drug for such instances, for when we struggled to cope. Three of our four children had the drug at one time or another. The drug literally knocked the child out for a few hours, allowing us to get much needed rest.
If you're having a lot of trouble trying to cope, perhaps your G.P. has something they could prescribe for you.
In general, I don't condone drugging kids. However, in situations where the parent is having a hard time, it is better that our children have a nap than 'shaken baby syndrome'.
IIN that I want to chunk my child through a window?
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It is completely normal. Anyone who has had children has felt something similar. We just don't act on it, obviously.
Our G.P. prescribed a drug for such instances, for when we struggled to cope. Three of our four children had the drug at one time or another. The drug literally knocked the child out for a few hours, allowing us to get much needed rest.
If you're having a lot of trouble trying to cope, perhaps your G.P. has something they could prescribe for you.
In general, I don't condone drugging kids. However, in situations where the parent is having a hard time, it is better that our children have a nap than 'shaken baby syndrome'.