Finding out what is wrong with our daughter 🥺❤️ #kayandtayofficial #couples #postpartum

[Ellie-nufx]

OMG MY NAME IS ELLLIE LOVE YALLS CHAMNEL UR A GREAT MOM

[graceeditzzzz]

“She’s definitely hangry, she’s my daughter” omg lol😭

[harli_bo_barli]

“ we’re gonna make her chonky “ i love that, we love moms who let there babies be babies

[yashreepathak]

I love how he always comfort her in her anxiety 😢❤

[redangel]

To quote Mama Dr Jones “we do what we can with the information that we have”

You both are doing great.

[mfitz-upno]

“She’s definitely hangry, she’s my daughter” feel you sister! She’s got the best parents ever ❤

[RedWizardFox]

I love the way that the husband talks to the wife. He's so supportive and she's so sweet and how she just wants the best for her baby.

[tiffanyhasleftthebuilding]

Don’t feel bad. My mom went through the same thing — a good mommy cares and worries that it’s “all her fault”, a bad mommy thinks she’s always doing everything right.

You got this Mama!!

[Hadnthecluds]

You were concerned and took her to the doctor to see what was wrong, THATS A SIGN OF A GOOD MOTHER!!! You’re doing amazing, don’t sweat it girl <3

Edit: HUH?!?!?!

[sam.layland]

You weren't "doing so many things wrong"!!!
You are LEARNING!!!!
Im a Mom to 3 kids (8yrs, 6yrs & 3yrs) and I am still learning!!!!
You will get her chunky!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[getfitwithkatelyn]

My son had a bad tongue and lip tie it was a struggle but it can be fixed. Now that you know the problem you also know the solution. You can build your supply back up. Just stay positive because no matter how much you try youll never be the perfect parent. Youll always have some kind of mom/dad guilt thats also a big part of parenting itself. Yall got this.

[bethechange]

Mom guilt is a real thing that'll never go away. Be kind to yourself my Dear. Your doing an amazing job. Theres no book on parenting and its literally trial and error. ❤

[kersplat]

You're absolutely doing great! Same thing happened to my first kiddo (I'm Dad but walked through this with my wife). Significant tongue tie, loss of weight, drop in supply, sleepless nights, the lot. It's natural to feel like you've let your child down (my wife and I certainly felt that way), but as others have said, you reached out for help as soon as you realized she needed it.

[moongirl]

She won’t remember when she’s 20 but she will always know she’s been loved! You are doing an amazing job ❤

[HannahSue]

You're doing SO great mama. My girl was 2 weeks before they realized why she was so upset. Started supplementing and felt SO bad, but knew if was best for baby girl. Yall got this

[Upper_echelon_exotics]

He seems so attentive. You guys are lucky to have each other 💗🫶🏻

[mamapoohbr]

Kay, it's not your fault. You're doing great! There's no right way to do anything, no guidebook. As new parents, we only respond to what our baby's needs. As long as you love her and tend to her, she'll be fine.
For me, after 2 wks of breastfeeding, I learned that my baby was getting nothing. I felt guilty that my "bottles" were broken and that I had to bottlefeed along with supplements. I was told that as long as my baby was fed, no matter the method, I was doing fine. My baby became a fine young man.
So, don't be afraid to ask lots of questions. Tay is such a great support. You both are awesome parents!!🤗🤗🤗💕💕💕

[DeeWeather]

You're not alone in this! This happened to me and I ended up bottle feeding exclusively after struggling for two months, you've got this!

[tarrynf]

He’s so sweet to you ..tells you you’re doing amazing job and it’s not your fault. Both such beautiful people 💕

[allisnelson]

Sweetie! You’re doing great! Don’t sweat it! You took her in, asked for help. You are amazing.