Re: How do you announce your pregnant?

[Guest guest]

Ummmmmmmm by posting to the list and asking " how do you announce your

pregnant? "

> T-shirt for DS1 saying " I'm goner be a big brother "

Sorry don't have any suggestions but think the T shirt idea sounds good.

I didn't do anything in the slightest bit innovative - PG test for Mari we

watched the result together and for Babi Bach I sent Gethyn with the urine

sample to the Pharmacy and he brought back the envelope for me to open, I

read it looked up at him, laughed, and forgot to tell him the result until

he had to ask!

> Heres hoping!

Got my fingers crossed for you, sending you {{{baby}}} vibes

Jenni

( & Gethyn) 17yrs, Mari 3yrs (H/B)

Babi Bach: 37wks+ (Planning Home Water-Birth)

" If you don't know your options - you don't have any "

[Guest guest]

> wait till you are 12 weeks (or so sick that it is rather obvious)

When PG with I didn't tell anybody until I was 25 wks, with Mari I told

everyone at around 12 wks, this time it was 5 wks - following that sequence

would probably mean that I'd be telling people pre-conception if there was a

next time

Told most people close to me at around 5 wks because:

a) I was so ill with the PG I had no choice but to tell people

Because I was so ill I felt that there was something 'wrong' with the PG

and decided that if I was to miscarry I would want those close to me to know

so that I could have their support if needed

c) I was in maternity clothes and 'showing' by the time I was 7 wks!!

It's a very personal thing and I do feel like I've been PG *forever* this

time because it has been known for so long The 'haven't you had that

baby yet?' comments make me <sccccccccrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmm>

Jenni

( & Gethyn) 17yrs, Mari 3yrs (H/B)

Babi Bach: 37wks+ (Planning Home Water-Birth)

" If you don't know your options - you don't have any "

[Guest guest]

> c) I was in maternity clothes and 'showing' by the time I was 7

wks!!

Me too!!!

>

> It's a very personal thing and I do feel like I've been PG

*forever* this

> time because it has been known for so long The 'haven't you

had that

> baby yet?' comments make me

<sccccccccrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmm>

My most annoying one is " So you'll want a girl this time then?'

and when i say that it is a boy they then say 'Oh, are you

disappointed?'

NO I AM NOT!!!!!!!

Caroline

mother of boys and proud of it!