Use your brain. Everyone's list will be completely different.
As long as you and your spouse are completely in agreement on TTC, you are financially stable/have all your insurance squared away and have space to welcome an infant, the rest of the
Six years of infertility and loss, four IUIs, one IVF and one very awesome little boy born via med-free birth 10.24.13.
We are right about where you are right now (in regard to the checks) Problem is I'm 34 and DH is 36. Don't have too much time. We will be carrying that student debt til we're dead.
Yeah, everyone is in a different place. I can say personally if we were in the exact same boat we are in today but even 5 years older (making us 28 and 30), we would be actively trying to conceive.
Just noticed I didn't put this on the first message. I am 23 and DH is 25. Married 2 years, lived together for 5. So, you and I are in different situations but still very much the same in terms of items crossed off the to-do list.
Re: Pros and Cons
Use your brain. Everyone's list will be completely different.
As long as you and your spouse are completely in agreement on TTC, you are financially stable/have all your insurance squared away and have space to welcome an infant, the rest of the
I'm curious what should go on the pro side other than
~I want a kid
~H wants a kid, too
Lemme think...
~People will stop asking when we're going to have kids~Get to have a party all about me and people wil
Pros: You and DH want a baby, are ready for a baby & get to have lots of sex to make a baby.
Cons: you will not sleep at night, you will gain weight, you can't drink for 9 month...or longer, you are responsible for a tiny life.....
I do
I actually didn't make any lists before starting TTC. of course, when I actually started TTC, I already had a kid. So, that helped.
second time around, my husband had to wait until I was ready. communication is especially important in this case.
Baby in a Blue Teapot
Tempest in a Blue Teapot, food and everything else
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This is so different for everyone. One poster said you must have savings, check your insurance, and have room in your home.
Although these are important for me personally, I have known plenty of awesome kids who came from parents who didn't have
CraftyKoala,
We are right about where you are right now (in regard to the checks) Problem is I'm 34 and DH is 36. Don't have too much time. We will be carrying that student debt til we're dead.
Yeah, everyone is in a different place. I can say personally if we were in the exact same boat we are in today but even 5 years older (making us 28 and 30), we would be actively trying to conceive.
Money will g
Just noticed I didn't put this on the first message. I am 23 and DH is 25. Married 2 years, lived together for 5. So, you and I are in different situations but still very much the same in terms of items crossed off the to-do list.
If I thought it