What are some fun ways to tell your husband you’re pregnant

What are some fun ways to tell your husband you’re pregnant?

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Mention that your period’s late or use a prop, like a rattle or a baby book, to get your point across.

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What are some cute ways to tell your mother you’re pregnant?

Q: We just found out we are expecting, and I’m trying to plan a fun way to tell my mom. She’s been practically counting the days she’d get a grandkid since I met my husband, so I want to make this special. Any ideas?

A: get a baby grow that says i love my grandparents and get your mum and dad to open it together they will be so surprised and pleased :)!

What didn’t they tell you about TTC?

Q: Please add to the list, its fun and its good to know your not alone, and that there are women out there that are feeling the same way and reassure you that your not going crazy…..no one told me…..1. that i would cry tears of joy over egg white cervical mucus.2. that the sight of pregnant women would make me break down and cry3. no one told me i’d want to punch my sister, cousin, best friend, boss , and the two 15 year olds down the street because they got pregnant without even trying.4. that i would over exagerate every twinge and cramp every month and swear this month it’s different just to be disappointed when af arrived5. that a fertility doctor and a baby doctor were the same thing, so every doc visit your surrounded by 20 pregnant women gushing and glowing,6. no one told me that it doesnt matter how well you know your cycle or know your body, that mother nature can and will throw you a curve ball every now and then.7. no one told me clomid makes you hate everyone8. no one told me ordering meds off the internet led to $70 tic tacs (well they might as well have been it wasnt clomid and it did nothing)9.i would stay up until 3 am reading forums and looking at pregnant bellies on youtube.10.No one told me i would be jealous out of my mind at friends buying adorable baby clothes! ! !(Anna M.)11.sitting there staring at test will not make the 2nd line appear no matter how hard you stare :(phatkat)12.I would be jealous of everyone who falls pregnant and really show my resentment to the point family and friends avoid me.(trapp2au)13.That no matter how hard you wish it to be true, you’re early period IS NOT implantation bleeding(mamm23)14.At some point, when you’ve been TTC for the amount of time it took your friends kids to grow up and graduate High School, It all suddenly becomes ok that you didn’t conceive. Coincidentally, it’s the first time you can fully appreciate your husband for supporting you, even though he wanted to give up 10 years ago.(Druantia)15.No one ever told me at 34 yrs old my clock is starting to go tick tock!!(SMA)16.No one ever told me that you can have unexplained infertility. :|(SMA)17. No one told me I would get teary eyed walking by the baby department at walmart(Bunky)18.No one told me my husband wouldn’t understand me crying when a pregnant woman walked across the street.(Bunky)19.No one told me how much it would hurt knowing I did this to myself(TUBES TIED) (Bunky)20.That it can sometimes take YEARS to get pregnant. (And I expected it to happen the very first try! ha! It’s now been over three years!)(Cookie on Mind)21.That you could someday be that ‘infertile couple’ in the corner that everyone stares at, whispers about, and tip toes around because they are afraid that if they even mention the word ‘baby’ you’d have a melt down and cry!(Cookie on Mind)22.That you would end up feeling like a failure and begin to think that you’re ‘abnormal’ and that there’s something ‘wrong’ with you.(Cookie on Mind)23.i never knew that i would be walking into the baby department in every store i go to.24.i never knew i would hate women for getting there tubes tied.25.i never knew i would cry just knowing that my newly wed sister is trying to have a baby. (and will obviously have one before me)26.i never knew that i would sit all day and watch baby shows on tlc and discovery health and cry every time a baby is born!(Allison)27.i never knew i would hate a pregnant woman so much and hate every woman who had an abortion or had her tubes tied..28. nobody ever told me i would cry every month when AF showed..29.and i never knew i would pay more attention to my body more then my husband :(…30. i never knew i would hate BC so much :(strawber…)31.No one told me that I would turn into the green giant every time I hear of another person becoming pregnant, ESPECIALLY if they weren’t trying! I’m generally not a jealous person at all!(lihsulli…)32.No one ever told me I would spend years on birth control pills trying not to get pregnant and when I wanted to get pregnant it doesnt happen! I keep trying someday it will happen:) keep the faith!(jess)33.?????????????????????

A: No one ever told me that it doesn’t happen the first time you have unprotected sex, or that it doesn’t happen when you have sex just once at any random time of the month. (Thanks high school health class!)No one ever told me that getting pregnant doesn’t necessarily mean having a baby.No one ever told me that as cynical as I am,I would take any snake oil I read about on the internet to get pregnant!No one ever told me that I would spend hundreds of dollars trying to get pregnant before any fertility treatments!No one ever told me how freaking expensive pregnancy tests are when you take 5–10 every month.No one ever told me that TTC could get SO much worse (after a miscarriage).No one ever told me how to actually increase my odds, but EVERYONE told me to “just relax”!No one ever told me that the one month I broke down and bought every expensive snake oil product my husband would let me get, I would get pregnant—and have tons of it all left over in my bathroom cabinet.No one ever told me that when I finally did get pregnant, it wouldn’t be a relief—I was even more stressed and psychotic worrying about the pregnancy!But there is hope….No one ever told me that when I finally got pregnant and everything was finally okay and I was FINALLY in the second trimester, I would completely forget all the stress, crying, and misery of TTC (mostly). :)Good luck ladies! It’s a hard road, but you can do it!

How do you stop hating your mother?

Q: My mother and I used to be close… kind of. I’m 20 years old, married, and expecting my first child. And for some reason, all the resentment and hatred I’ve ever had for my mother has hit me full force. I was homeschooled my whole life. But my mom didn’t know what she was doing, nor did she care. Her reason for homeschooling me was “kids will pick on you. They’ll make fun of your ears, and your legs, and your hair. You’re too much of a baby to handle it” she would tell me things like that whenever I begged to be put in school. How do you think that made a little girl feel? I always wondered what was wrong with me, was I really that ugly? I still have self confidence issues because of that. We lived out in the country, and I had no social life growing up. No friends. Only my little brother, who was also homeschooled. (Except my mom thought it was a good idea to put me, a 12 year old, in charge of his education, as well as my own.) We went to church, so I had a little interaction with humans that way. I got engaged to a complete loser when I was 17. My reason for doing so was simply to get away from my mom. I ended up breaking it off with him a few months before the wedding. Growing up my mother would do all sorts of evil to me. At least thats how I saw it…When I was 12 I wanted to stop wearing ankle length dresses and start wearing blue jeans, like every other girl. My mother made me shop in the boys section of the clothing store for my pants. People from my church would give me bags of clothes, including girls jeans. When I’d wear them my mother would tell me I looked like a whore. Slut. Skank. Whatever word came to mind. Even if they were baggy, or 4 sizes too big and held on with a belt! I would argue back, and that would result in me having a bloody lip, missing hair, ect. She mostly went for punches to the stomach, or throwing me around by my hair. She wasn’t a drunk, or druggie, in fact she was a sunday school teacher at our church. But at home she was a completely different person. My dad was always the in-between. Litterally. Mom behaved herself when he was home, and if she started getting abusive, my father would actually physically step between us and pull her off me. She would go into fits over anything and everything, I never hit her back, but eventually I got sharp enough with my mouth to fire back some verbal shots. Eventually, I got to the point wher I’d stand there, and take her hits. Not blink, not cry, not show any emotion. I would absorb everything, both verbal and physical, and hold it inside. Its no surprise that I lost my virginity and a year of my life to a man who was 7 years older than me (illegal since I was only 17) and abusive. He had all the same qualities as my mother. The man I’m now married to is wonderful, he’s sweet, kind, supportive, and he knows about all my mental issues concerning my mother and my childhood. My mother has ‘turned over a new leaf’ I guess you could say, and is now trying to be my best friend. She wants to be around my son when he is born, she wants to talk to me every day, and calls me constantly. I wish with all my heart that I could make myself love her, but even the thought of her around my son makes my blood boil. My dad and I are close, and I love him to death, but in my mind, my mother is still the witch I grew up with. How do I get over all the things she did to me, especially the things that still have effects on my life? I don’t have a highschool diploma or a GED, thanks to her, all the things I wanted to do with my life I can’t now, because of her. I have no self confidence, no trust in anyone, and I am incapable of making friends, because I never had any growing up. As a result I’m 20 years old, pregnant, my only friend is my husband, and I’m terrified of having this baby because I have no female support, and don’t want my mother involved. Somebody help me!!!!!!

A: First of all your Dad saw all this occuring, agreed to the homeschooling and never stood up for you? He is just as much to blame as your mom for not advocating for your best interest. Your post was well-written. Obviously, you learned something homeschooled. You are only 20. You can attend community college and get your GED. You have options. Join a women’s group at your church or in the community. There are lots of women who can help you learn how to be a proper mother. A woman family counselor might be perfect. You need counseling if you will have a prayer of negotiating your “mother issues” that will arise with the birth of child.God Bless you and your baby. You have a lot to enjoy and look forward too.