#3 obviously hasn't arrived yet, but i will admit, i think the biggest challenge of transition was going from no kids to one kid. That was much more challenging than going from 1 to 2. Of course 2 is very busy (especially with a 17 month age gap), but really the adjustment was much easier than before having any at all and learning the ropes of motherhood.
RE: Sterilization. I know they are more strict in the UK than they are here in the US on that, but it wasn't until recently that they started lightening up about it. DH is going to get sterilized in a few weeks. I have too many health risks to get pregnant again, in fact i shouldn't have gotten pregnant this time but had GD so bad i knew i wouldnt forigive myself for not trying one last time. Im actually really looking forward to his snip snip
i love my babies. And i used to LOVE being pregnant, but now that i went through HG with this one and my PP period is always very very rough and because i have so many risk factors, i can confidently say im at a point in my life (even though im only 25) that i am ready to watch my kids grow and experience life. I feel our family is complete now and i cant be more excited about never having to worry about going through HG again lol.
I hope you can get what you want. You would think they would be more open to it with having 5 children.
The baby we lost was due in May. DS1 was due in August (arrived in September though
) and DS2 was due in February. DD is due Sept 1st by u/s and August 31st by ov.. ...to this day, i feel that the baby we lost was a girl..i dont know why...i just do...does anyone else feel that way? Geordie, i think you may understand what im saying. Weird how we have that little intuition about it.
I'm still here! Just really don't know what to say since we don't have a bfp and aren't swaying, just really hoping for a mommas boy while my husband is hoping for a daddy's girl
Any advice on how to cope, since on of us will be disappointed?
With our first (boy) I was the one that experience GD. DH would have been happy either way but he was always pulling for a boy. Honestly, i was disappointed for a couple of weeks, but after that it rolled off my back and i was happy about it. I had a loss before that so its kind of emabrassing to admit ever having GD, but i can't deny the truth.
Anways, it didn't take long for me to get over it (it was when we found out baby #2 was a boy that brought me *severe* GD). But i agree w the ladies. Either of you could be disappointed, but where it's your first i would be surprised to see GD be extreme, though anything is possible
I hope you get your
soon
I havent gotten over the fact that im having my third boy...cant seem to be happy, i feel this silly jealousy when i hear ppl getting their dream gender and not having to go thru GD...feel like screaming that its not fair! Ugh i hate this can't even joy my pregnancy and looking at boy things doesn't help. Feeling very depressed
sorry mama
GD is tough.
Ugh im sorry for sounding like a brat everyone
its just that i found out that a friend of mine is going to have a girl and she personally pmed me on fb and then announced it on her pg. Really didn't want to know.
that would be tough
like a slap in the face.
I got a march, august and October lol Everyone i know who is pregnant is having girls but ive noticed alot of boys on bnb.
Ive noticed this as well all 4 times ive been pregnant. I mean, i know boys naturally occur at *slightly* higher rate than girls anyways, but i wonder if there is something about diligently TTC that sways
have no idea of course but it does make ya think.