CottlestonPie
Mummy to Toby
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Firstly, congrats on the bfp! The others have said pretty much everything I could.
It takes time to adjust to news as big as this,especially if it came at a time when you decided to focus on other things. But you will adapt, and you will both come to remember that this is what you wanted. I think everyone at some point has their doubts, wondering if it was the right time or whatever. The truth is, it's always the right time if you want it to be. You have plenty of time to make changes that you want to and if you choose not to tell your family just yet, you've got our full support hun.
As for giving stuff up when baby is here... I sorta have at the moment but don't intend to forever!
With a newborn it's hard, not only because you're tired a lot and you have a new little life depending on you 24/7... but also because you don't WANT to do those other things. You find yourself making excuses to the new grandparents about why they cant babysit because you want to stay home. You want to cuddle that little person, marvel at the tiny fingers and toes and look into those big adorable eyes... they grow so fast, you want to savour every moment. Toby's only 6 weeks and hes grown so much already that i'm glad i gave up a few nights out. I'll get back to them eventually... but i don't want to yet. (Never thought i'd say that... even when i was preg i was trying to work out who'd babysit!)
It takes time to adjust to news as big as this,especially if it came at a time when you decided to focus on other things. But you will adapt, and you will both come to remember that this is what you wanted. I think everyone at some point has their doubts, wondering if it was the right time or whatever. The truth is, it's always the right time if you want it to be. You have plenty of time to make changes that you want to and if you choose not to tell your family just yet, you've got our full support hun.
As for giving stuff up when baby is here... I sorta have at the moment but don't intend to forever!
With a newborn it's hard, not only because you're tired a lot and you have a new little life depending on you 24/7... but also because you don't WANT to do those other things. You find yourself making excuses to the new grandparents about why they cant babysit because you want to stay home. You want to cuddle that little person, marvel at the tiny fingers and toes and look into those big adorable eyes... they grow so fast, you want to savour every moment. Toby's only 6 weeks and hes grown so much already that i'm glad i gave up a few nights out. I'll get back to them eventually... but i don't want to yet. (Never thought i'd say that... even when i was preg i was trying to work out who'd babysit!)