New Moms Take An Average Of Three Months And 13 Days To Feel They Have Got The Hang Of Motherhood

New moms take an average of three months and 13 days to feel they have got the hang of motherhood.
According to a new study that examined the confidence levels of 2,000 American mothers in the first few months after having their baby, women said that the first few weeks of parenting passed in a complete blur, because they were so panicked about getting things right.  
In fact, more than half of those studied (53 per cent) said the first few months of their child's life whizzed past because of the extent to which they were fraught with worry over learning the ropes - and not making any mistakes.
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Revealed: A study examined the confidence levels of 2,000 American moms and found they didn't feel comfortable with motherhood until around three months after giving birth
Interesting: Researchers from OnePoll in conjunction with Store Brand Formula found 53 per cent of mothers thought the first three months passed in a blur 
The top concern for https://www.evernote.com/shard/s662/sh/7a58883b-1b9e-8999-91cf-02ba3b48edd8/2717ccb9d6666d231fe959bf6b3f1ee6 moms was the worry their baby might get sick, followed by worries over feeding - specifically how much to feed their little one.
And new moms aren't just concerned about their baby's health and welfare, as 33 per cent of new moms worry about all the costs associated with having a child - the third most common worry on the list.
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