Yeah! It’s just hit me in the last few days that there will (hopefully) be a baby soon and I won’t be pregnant any more. I’ve actually really enjoyed most parts of pregnancy and kind of sad to have missed out on quite a lot of stuff due to the pandemic!I'm desperate to get an HD one but husband doesn't want tothis will probably be our last baby so I'm wanting to do ALL the things.
Anyone else feel really sad at the prospect of not being pregnant? I want to hang on to this excitement forever but equally can't wait to meet him.
It was a private one but I'm only quite weeks so quite early! I'm going to say at my 20 week scan we've been told girl and ask do they think the sameWas that a private one or NHS?
At our 20 week scan when I asked for the gender, she said “I’m going to go with… girl” but she was a bit non-committalso then as much as we’re preparing for a girl I’ve also got it in the back of my mind that she could be wrong! But I also read online that the NHS ones they prefer not to fully commit in case they’re wrong haha.
We’re having another private one in July to make sure
Yes I'm only 16 weeks and already so sad at the thought this is the last time I'll go for a first scan, last time I'll be going for all these antenatal appts.I'm desperate to get an HD one but husband doesn't want tothis will probably be our last baby so I'm wanting to do ALL the things.
Anyone else feel really sad at the prospect of not being pregnant? I want to hang on to this excitement forever but equally can't wait to meet him.
My boy is 4 but hes quite a young 4 (if that makes sense) and a massive Mummy’s boy. A few friends had babies so we went over to meet them, and then we spoke about brothers and sisters. He loves Anna and Elsa and they are sisters, Bluey and Bingo are sisters etc. We kept pointing out babies and then using his doll, what we would do if a baby was crying or needed a mummy or daddy. He’s asked several times for a little sister “like Bluey and Elsa” but we haven’t told him outright there’s one in Mummy’s Tummy as it’s still early days and I just don’t think he would comprehend that yet. Considering telling him once I’m a bit bigger and you can feel baby move.Just wondering how people approached telling their other children there will be a new baby?
I haven’t wanted to tell our son (3.5) yet as not all of our family know because I’m sure once he does, he’ll tell everyone! He seems very excited about the thought of a baby though, but I’ve just been abit hesitant about actually telling him
I know exactly how you feel. I do worry about how much our dynamic will change as he is very used to having attention and is so loving and caring and I love the bond the 3 of us have.My boy is 4 but hes quite a young 4 (if that makes sense) and a massive Mummy’s boy. A few friends had babies so we went over to meet them, and then we spoke about brothers and sisters. He loves Anna and Elsa and they are sisters, Bluey and Bingo are sisters etc. We kept pointing out babies and then using his doll, what we would do if a baby was crying or needed a mummy or daddy. He’s asked several times for a little sister “like Bluey and Elsa” but we haven’t told him outright there’s one in Mummy’s Tummy as it’s still early days and I just don’t think he would comprehend that yet. Considering telling him once I’m a bit bigger and you can feel baby move.
I worry so much about all of this as me and my son have such a close bond. I’ve mentioned before that we hold hands when we are in the car, and he always hugs me and says “you’re my best friend!”. I worry that I won’t have time for him or something will change. He’s been through so much with me with my health over the past 4 years and he’s just an little dream.
my son is very much a visual learner, when I was poorly he didn’t comprehend until he saw me on crutches rather than when I was at home poorly! So my plan to wait until I’m bigger is purely based on my son. I’m dreading leaving him on the day to have the baby. I’ll cry!I know exactly how you feel. I do worry about how much our dynamic will change as he is very used to having attention and is so loving and caring and I love the bond the 3 of us have.
My son is quite aware of babies and what they do, being in peoples tummies and asks for a brother or sister allll the time. Which I’m chuffed about but I want to tread carefully because like you say, there will be a huge dynamic change and he’s very aware of things. I know there are things like big brother books etc which we will 100% get but it feels hard to know when to say!
The hd scan is absolutely amazing I am so glad we went when I saw her face like wow!I'm desperate to get an HD one but husband doesn't want tothis will probably be our last baby so I'm wanting to do ALL the things.
Anyone else feel really sad at the prospect of not being pregnant? I want to hang on to this excitement forever but equally can't wait to meet him.
CongratulationsWe’re having a boy!so shocked…we were both convinced it was a girl but the sonographer seemed pretty certain!
I gave fake dates with my son. I told everyone it was June 5th but we knew it was May 10th.Ahh bless that's so sweet of you.
I contemplated doing similar (haven't put anything on social media) I am very vague when people ask me and go with "oh September" or even better "autumn"I don't want to end up with the incessant "are they here yet?" messages.
Ohh I so want to do the HD one. I'm going to try asking sweetly again.
I wish I’d done thisI gave fake dates with my son. I told everyone it was June 5th but we knew it was May 10th.
I was so angry when people figured out he was born; basically I was quiet on IG and WhatsApp and then a few people from work were commenting on my Facebook. Piss off!I wish I’d done this
That is a genius idea!!I gave fake dates with my son. I told everyone it was June 5th but we knew it was May 10th.
Omg that would annoy me I don’t have fb but I have not even said a date or year just thank you for the best gift I could ever receive which I have waited so long for and how much I love him god I am crying againI was so angry when people figured out he was born; basically I was quiet on IG and WhatsApp and then a few people from work were commenting on my Facebook. Piss off!
This was me last week, had a girl name. Didn’t even consider a boy name, but it’s a little boy in thereWe’re having a boy!so shocked…we were both convinced it was a girl but the sonographer seemed pretty certain!
We have always started by showing a scan picture and just explain it as this is the baby growing in my tummy, when it comes out (and give a time reference eg just before Christmas, after your birthday) they will come and live with us as part of our family. Then just leave it. We don’t force them to talk about it, we never ask them to tell other people or discuss it with others unless they bring it up.Just wondering how people approached telling their other children there will be a new baby?
I haven’t wanted to tell our son (3.5) yet as not all of our family know because I’m sure once he does, he’ll tell everyone! He seems very excited about the thought of a baby though, but I’ve just been abit hesitant about actually telling him
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