It seems to be warning signs of Post partum depression, PPD. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi Thanks for reaching out. You want to be a positive person. Ever since you delivered your baby in January 2022 you have become negative. You want to go back to being your positive self. Consult a psychologist and talk about what is making you feel negative. Having a baby is an exciting and stressful experience at the same time. A lot of work goes into taking care of a baby. Consult a psychologist and talk about what is bothering you and what is making you feel negative. A psychologist will guide you on how you can feel calm and positive.

Hi Although it's normal to passing through these kind of situation post partum because many changes happened in brain and body, physical, physiological and psychological level but in this condition one has to focus on self care but most of the time they ignored due to their circumstances and tight schedule.Hence don't worry you can change it by changing your focus and perspective.

Hi, subconscious reprogramming for positivity will help you. Within few sessions you will see the results through hypnotherapy. Also, resolving core issues, due to which negativity is coming is imp. Take care

Please connect with psychologist.you need to pull yourself from this spiral.where your harmones are also playing big game.

Hi It could be slight degree of post partum It’s a transition and any change takes time

Your body undergoes lots of ups and downs during pregnancy and very much after delivery as well. This happens for both mental and physical health. Take rest whenever possible and understand your body is recovering for better. You don't want to push yourself on lots of things, try addressing one thing at a time. Seek for professional help and under guidance you can be involved in some mindfulness activities. Therapists/counselors can help you change negative thoughts into positive ones. You will eventually start accepting a lot of things happening around and handle things in a better way. Wish you and your family better health

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Hi, thank you for your query. I think it's completely OK to feel sometimes not positive and it may also be because you have just delivered a baby. It could be some sort of postpartum crisis, which is completely treatable. Take counselling and therapy, you should have regular sessions. You should be committed to the therapy and I'm sure it will be very beneficial for you. You can contact any psychologist for the same. I'll be happy to help you. All the best.

Hi, It's great that you're reaching out for support and Being a mom is most certainly not easy, and in fact can be far from it. The feeling of tiredness, laziness and having negative thought pattern is one of the most common woes among new moms. Self-help and Supported Group - Talk to your loved ones or other new mothers who can help you feel supported and remind you that you're not alone. Making time to do things you enjoy, exercise regularly, and eating a healthy diet.

Rebuilding optimism after a phase of postpartum pessimism and inertia involves embracing intentional strategies. Begin by cultivating gratitude through daily journaling, focusing on positive elements in your life. Set achievable goals to regain a sense of accomplishment and boost self-esteem. Incorporate positive affirmations to counter negative thoughts and foster a more optimistic mindset. Cultivate a support system through social connections, sharing your feelings with friends or participating in support groups. Prioritize self-care with a consistent routine that addresses both physical and mental well-being. Incorporate mindfulness and meditation practices to stay present and alleviate anxiety. Seeking professional help, such as counseling or therapy, can provide tailored support and coping mechanisms. Patience and self-compassion are key as you embark on this journey toward renewed optimism.

Hello, There is a possibility you might have had depression like features post delivery which could have caused negative thinking patterns. Also, having a baby comes with a lot of responsibilities and due to so much burden you might feel laziness. Sometimes too much negative thoughts can also cause laziness. I would recommend starting to challenge your thoughts, ask yourself "is this for real?", "What evidence do I have?", "Am I assuming it", etc..