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This is like a chain reaction. Kids at this age become cranky, find autonomy, and parents try to be more proactive, and conflict begins. As you mentioned, there is no one to help you out and you are feeling exhausted. That's very natural for a human being. A mother is a human being first and her capacity doesn't increase 10x after becoming a mother. Rather she needs care too because responsibility increases. Please talk to a psychologist and discuss about your situation. They can help you out to make your situation better.

Yes definitely we can understand your distress You have to manage all on your own and not able to get support by family due to obvious reasons *Most important is to take care of yourself, when you will be mentally and physically healthy able to manage your responsibilities well * You must plan a consultation with a Psychiatrist, few medications will be planned and that are necessary too * You are a super mom,not alone,brave enough to take care of yourself and your Baby

Hi It sounds like you’re emotionally exhausted and overwhelmed, and that’s completely understandable. Managing a toddler alone especially when he’s unwell and uncooperative can drain anyone. Your tears and low mood are signs of mental and physical burnout, not weakness. You need rest, emotional support, and small self-care breaks. Try to breathe deeply during difficult moments instead of reacting instantly. Also, seek help from a nearby friend, neighbour, or a part-time nanny for short relief periods. Therapy can help you rebuild calm, patience, and balance again. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

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Consult for proper diagnosis and treatment .