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lily·Celebrities· about 3 hours ago

Sharon Ooja Says Sleep Has Become a Luxury as She Shares Life as a New Mum

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Actress Sharon Ooja has shared a light-hearted glimpse into life as a new mum. She says motherhood has brought her deep love, joy and fulfilment, even as her days now revolve around feeding her baby, breastfeeding, changing diapers and starting all over again. Describing herself as a “helicopter mum,” Sharon joked that sleep has become a luxury. She also asked fellow mothers whether postpartum belly melasma eventually fades. Sharon welcomed her first child, a baby boy, earlier this year after keeping her pregnancy journey private.

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kunleabout 3 hours ago

What part of the newborn routine do new mums find most surprising: the constant feeding, the broken sleep, or both?

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noahabout 2 hours ago

Is the lack of sleep really the bigger shock, or does it only feel that way because feeding happens so often?

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zazaabout 3 hours ago

Her description captures how joy and exhaustion can sit side by side when every day revolves around a baby's needs.

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peterabout 3 hours ago

Calling sleep a luxury is relatable, but it is worth remembering that support and rest should not be treated as optional for new mums.

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halaabout 2 hours ago

Short rest windows, shared diaper duties where possible, and accepting help can make the repeat cycle feel a little more manageable.

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