jk4105 -
765 days ago.
Well I will admit it is overwhelming but be thankful for what u have. My daughter will be 4 months next week and I just found out I am a a month and half pregnant..I cried as I felt I was makin her grow up and not be the baby no more..Now I just make jokes like do they have bunkbeds in cribs..lol that is all u can do..it took us 6 yrs to have our beautiful lil girl and meds to help us get her..now with no help and thinkin we were being careful we have another on the way..i guess that is just how life works and yes god has some jokes along the way to :D
Mrs.Zee -
781 days ago.
Mommie2Dagon : Thank you! That sure sounds like a great way to announce the new addition! I too want to make my daughter feel very important!
LeLe0307 -
781 days ago.
Hey Ladies - I am new to this forum... but I am in desperate need for advice or whatever any of you can offer. A few months ago... I found out I am pregnant with # 2... I have a son who just turned 9 months on the 17th. I am overwhelmed at the thought of having another baby so soon... They will only be 15 months apart... and I am just wondering how it works... I am scared about having 2 children.. I wanted another baby...but I wanted to wait until my son was atleast 2... but.. Here I am. How do I get through the emotions, stress, overwhelming feelings, etc. ??? Any of you have this same situation?? I can't even think of what I should do with their rooms.. and whether I should buy another crib or go ahead and put my son in a toddler bed at 18-19 months old after the baby is ready to move into the nursery???? SOoooo many things to think about.. and I don't know where to start... Help?! Advice?! Words of Encouragement??? Anything.. LOL! I am secretly freaking out!
Mrs.Zee -
781 days ago.
My husband and I are trying to come up with a unique way to tell our 9 year old daughter that she will finally be a big sister.....any ideas anyone?
Bri -
938 days ago.
consiebaby - Congrats! I only have a 21month old son and 17weeks with baby number 2. I know what you mean but I'm sure no matter what the sex you'll fall in love. There will always be a special place in your heart for your first child, for your first son, for your first daughter but that doesn't mean you won't love the next one just as much. I know when I first found out I was carrying a boy it didn't seem realistic. In 60 years my family had only bared 3 boys. Then my sisters and I started having kids and now there are four more and only two girls. It was weird that there was a little boy. But now I wouldn't change it for the world. I don't care if this next one is a boy or girl. I'm just excited to give my son a sibling. A playmate and a lifetime friend. Good Luck! And congrats. Oh and age doesn't matter. I know when I was your age I was thinking of marriage to my now husband but children weren't even a thought but that doesn't mean there isn't maturity. Good Luck in school as well. That's awesome. It's not easy going to school with two little ones and being pregnant. Well, it's not easy without them either. You're a strong girl.
consiebaby -
938 days ago.
im so nervous right now. i just found out im five wks pregnant. i am 22 yrs old and have a 3 yr old son and 15 month old daughter with my husband. we just purchased a new house out of state. the thing is people here just assume im a high school drop out (I graduated and am in my third yr of college went to a trade school on the side to earn decent income) but still people believe they have the right to question my lifestyle. we can afford our family and both have great careers. I am a cna right now . i just dont want people to judge my age. My children are great. although this may seem odd i cant see myself loving another boy or girl like i would be "cheating" i grew up as the only girl with 2 bro. and witnessed the favoritism toward the younger bro. and me as the only girl. i just dont want to be that parent with the mid. child who may feel neglected. sorry to rant . any advice or opinions are welcome. just needed to vent. thank you
Rebecca -
974 days ago.
Dansmum: Try not to worry about what others will think. This is more what is good for you and your family. Your son will be a great big brother and will love the fact of having a sibbling. It is a scary thing to go through again, expecially if you were not prepared, but it is such a blessing and a joy to go through it all again!! I think you should be so happy, you sound like you are really excited about the newest addition. I think you should tell your partner and celebrate!! Its a wonderful thing and nothing to be ashamed of. People should be happy for you! Just relax and enjoy that growing baby in you!!
Dansmum -
975 days ago.
Hi everyone i have a lovely 1 year old and have just returned to work part-time. I have just discovered im pregnant, i am happy but have so many other emotions too. Worried about my little one and how it will effect him. Scared about childbirth again and how will my employees react and i have not told anyone yet not even my partner dont know how he will take it sndwill people think i have been stupid. Im 34 and i think of how grateful i should be as some people can't have children .
supermompj -
1087 days ago.
we have a four bedroom house, our 3 and t5 year old daughters share a room, the 9 year old girl has her own and the other is a computer/tv/play room right now. Our oldest is VERY excited to allow the crib to be in her room for a few months while we adjust. Then she will move to the computer room although we are looking into moving prior to all this. But i think most kids are okay with sharing rooms they still need their space though so their own beds and dressers etc is probably a good idea.
aprilmama -
1087 days ago.
My daughter 4 and son 2, share a room but its the only room. we dont have any room for our baby due in april, but we are building on. Baby's sex will be a suprise but will most likely be sharing a room with one of his or her siblings. When my daughter had to share her room with her brother she didnt mind at all. she pretty much slept through anything. maybe you could put baby in with whom you think is the better sleeper. kids really adapt better than we think they will. With a new baby in the house, making your kids give up their special rooms may make them resentful. maybe not, but i would wait til baby is born. they may be begging to have the baby sleep in their room! kids are funny like that.
luvbeingamom -
1088 days ago.
Jamie - My boys wanted to share a room. They have been together in a room since my youngest was just a couple months old (straight from my room to his brothers). They love it. They don't ever wake each other up. They actually sleep better together. So if you don't want either to give up there room or their decorations, maybe put the baby with one of them. If not there are a lot of un-sex rooms you can do. You can always do a winnie the pooh, mickey mouse (if they are younger) or just colors. Maybe brown, then pink on her bed and green on his? Good Luck!
jamie -
1088 days ago.
I feel so guilty! We are expecting our 3rd in june so our boy-4 and our girl-2 are going to have to share a room. I feel terrible about making them give up their cute little rooms. My daughter has to give up her pink paint and care bears and my son has to give up his spiderman and transformers and we have to find something that works for both of them...Any suggestions? I feel so bad... I really think the baby would do best in his own room untill he has quit nursing and can sleep on his own. Both of my kids have expressed the fact they dont want to give up thier rooms but we dont have an extra 3000. dollars laying around to build a room on.
MamaCas29 -
1094 days ago.
QUESTION: When you got your period for the first time after birth, was it like a normal period? My son is 13 1/2 months old and I think I have my period, but it is SO light, and I don't have any cramping at all. Sorry if this is TMI, but I've wanted my AF back so that we could TTC, and I'm a little confused. It started yesterday and was bright pink, then this morning it was bright red, and now it is dark brown....so confused. Please leave any info/or comments on my profile...thank you!!!!
mel-k -
1094 days ago.
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Amhopw5522 -
1159 days ago.
My 3 year old is acting up now. He realizes something is going on and that there is about to be a change. He is the baby and and is determined to stay that way. We are potty training, and well not the perfect timing.
tzs-fam -
1164 days ago.
Do you think its true that your child starts 'acting up' if you are pregnant??
4thonitsway -
1171 days ago.
Ok Im a military wife who stayed home to have my daughter in August, my 6 week check up was due in October, this is typically when birth control is given. Due the giant mess of moving 3 kids, 2 pets and all our stuff 4 states away I missed this appointment, and Tricareis a pain in the but so I cant be seen the 1st of next month. Weve tried being careful, but my daughter was concieved while we were careful lol. Had a rather odd period in October, tho Im told your body reacts odd after your 3rd so that didnt bother me, then no period in november and guess what low and behold 3 BFP, yes I took 3 lol. The 4 kids doesnt bother me, planned on another, just not so soon, my question is for any advice, tips or things to watch for when getting pregnant again so soon, my othrs are more than 3 years apart so Im a bit worried
sjsillygirl -
1182 days ago.
Hi Ladies, I am new here. I am so glad I found this site... Yippy. Anyway, I just found out that I am expecting my 2nd child. I am so happy but, concerned for my toddler.
I am so worried she will feel that the new baby will take her place and my love away (which it won't) but, she won't undertstand. How can I reassure a 2 year old going on 3. Has anyone felt this way?
ltosha78 -
1184 days ago.
Hi everyone. This is my 4th baby. I was wondering how many other ladies out there have as many children as I do:) hope everyone pregnancy is going well:)