Oh goodness….everyone needs to keep their negative comments to themselves.
My eldest daughter was a nightmare when she was a baby and i had her checked by several Doctors and was told she was fine but she would cry for hours. One day after 12hrs of crying I took her to the Docs and they told me she was fine. Constantly other mothers would tell me I needed to get her to a Doctor. aarrgghhhhh…. I was so sick of hearing “If she was my child….”….well shes not….shes mine I I have done my best…butt out.

I have a whole list of crappy mummy moments

She needed to get things off her chest, we all have good and bad days, let her be.

I imagine Sarah was really desperate and seeking support at this point. She needs love and support and understanding, not bagging her out. We’re all doing our best. It’s easy at the end of a keyboard to talk up why her child is doing things without knowing the bigger picture. I hope Sarah felt better afterwards. She was having a bad day. We all have bad days. Please be more sympathetic.

No one is perfect – but I cannot understand putting bad days out there for trolls to comment on. It is so much easier to deal with life if you don’t do this.

Poor mum. We are not perfect parents, there is no such thing. We all have moments like these, she was very brave for publicly posting it.
Yes there may have been something wrong with the child, but having reached the end of her hormonal tether, she would have been unable to logically put aside her feelings to realise that. In that moment she needed help so she could breathe, calm down while someone helped her child also calm down. Judgement is not needed, help was.

Think she was brave to sharing her feelings when feeling tired and vulnerable. Don’t doubt yourself mummy !

I’m happy to share the crappy parenting moments as well as the great moments.

This is true life indeed – we all have breakdown moments or times when everything in life gets on top of us and we feel we can’t cope. I hope her family and friends rally around her to show her she is not alone and that she can get through it.

Being a parent is a hard job a lot of work and it’s very demanding
I hope this lady gets support from her family or friends
It’s is true we all breakdown and have our moments but we have to try to keep it together this is the mums job

I wonder if her baby only does that in the car. He/she could be suffering from motion sickness but not vomit, especially facing backwards which is supposed to be the safest way. I wonder if her baby dehydrates fairly easily and needs more drinks. It may or may not be a tantrum. Many parents forget to take water for children – not just babies in their car or on walks. I know some parents who buy drinks such as iced coffee or milk for themselves but nothing for their kids and wonder why they get cranky. Also never know if you going to get delayed in traffic or your own vehicle break down. If you have a baby or toddler who still has a bottle you should always carry one more than you anticipate you should need. I have known of several parents who haven’t had enough feeds or drinks in their cars and had no way of going into a shop to get more.

So true. None of us is perfect and most of us have experienced that motherhood or life in general isn’t roses and moonshine.

I hope she has people around her to support her.

Sometimes it seems that half of social media is people saying things like this.

Poor woman. What an honest video she made. You are doing a great job!