When your baby starts to wake up stirring or cried do you feel a strong feeling in the pit of your stomach?

It doesn't feel like I want to be sick but it's a very deep weird feeling.
Maybe a nervousness... I'm not entirely sure how to describe it. But I feel a need to respond instantly..

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JamesBugman

When they are small they can seem super annoying at times. The constant 4 hour feeding, changing diapers, the colic and gas and rashes, and you are tired and your nipples hurt and you want to freedom back but you know you are stuck for 18 years or sometimes longer.. BUT.. as they grow, and as they start to walk, and they sleep through the night, and they start to talk and learn and you love them more and more and soon your heart is bursting with love and care and all that stuff that made your stomach ache before is long gone and forgotten.
It can be rough at first, but it gets better real fast.