Priorities change when you have a baby! So shame on HER; not you. You guys can still b good friends but you each have to b committed to the friendship 50/50, but if she wants to get upset that youre being busy on mommy duties, then you sure as hell don't need her around. As adults now, we each need to understand we are not kids anymore, even if she's not a mom, she doesn't need to act like a grown child.
What above comments said. Its a two way street, she could reach out to you. She will realise what youre going through once she becomes a mom. No on realises how hard becoming a mom is untill they go thru it and shes prob gonna get it worse
I think she’s being way too immature and needy as a friend. She needs to understand people grow up, a baby is a huge priority, and she should have the security in the longevity of your friendship that you won’t just drop her because you are needing a bit more time to your life and child. Mature friendships are adaptive, and grow with you. If this friend cannot grow with you then it’ll only hold you back. Like pruning a tree of the bad leaves
That’s really bad of her honestly. I have a best friend. We lived not far from each other, have known each other since we were 5, and we saw each other practically non stop until 2018 when I moved countries. Before I had kids I’d text, FaceTime and call her non stop and once the kids came along I would sometimes go days if not weeks before I replied because sometimes I’d be so busy or exhausted I couldn’t bring myself to reply. She hasn’t got kids and she’s an only child but she not only understands my stress and forgives me instantly every time but she also gets them Christmas presents, keeps photos of her with them on her phone and she’s flown to visit me a few times and when she’s here she literally carries my child everywhere and plays with her constantly without me saying anything. If she is truly your friend she would understand your struggle and support you as much as she can. She has to understand that life and relationships do change after children whether you like it or not
That's ridiculous of her. They should understand and that you're a mom now. You have priorities and need to do what's best for you. If she's the type that can't be alone; that is something she needs so work on. I don't blame you for not wanting to do anything with her. Mom life really changes you and everything very different.