Byrnhild
Hello
Your tww must be nearly over. Everything crossed for you.
K.N
Bah, was really hoping your egg would have hung on another day or two. Next egg it is then
Totally agree that buying bits and bobs as you go helps. I tried very hard to be a minimalist Mum, but much of my stuff got toally out of hand because I forgot what I already hand
I don't belive it jinxes things either, indeed one popular school of thought actively encourages it (live as though you already have your dream and all that). Can't be long now before your baby will be here to put your stash through its paces.
CanadianMaple
Woohoo... you are officially PUPO
(have I got that term right?) hope your wee bean is burrowing in nice and tight.
viii
Wanting to be a mum, yet not being able to is pants. I went through a sort of grieving process when I turned 35 and thought my chances were over. It was hard. Then I discovered fertility clinics cater for single ladies, from there known donors, and never looked back. All in, from realising my dream was not impossible, to finding a donor and concieving, it was a little over 3 months.
Only you will be able to determine how stable you need your finances to be before ttc, but I would like to echo Melody and KN. Babies/children don't have to cost much at all. My dd's favourite toy for a long time was my collection of wooden spoons. She enjoys her toys more now but still, her favourite things to do are stand on her head and play at the park (not neccessarilly together).
Honestly, I find I want to buy stuff because I get pleasure giving it, but she rarely needs it.
It's never foolish to follow your dreams. Perhaps, if you want it so desperately right now it's because now is exactly the right time
melodyy_mtb
Yay for donor 1 comming up trumps, and kudos to you inseminating at work
So excited on your behalf lol. This surely has to be it,
galore for you