So we found out the sexes of the triplets- and I cried... out of sadness, not of happiness. I feel like a jerk and a bad mom. My husband laughed at me, then kinda got mad at me for being sad about it. Even the dr looked at me weird.
I know I should be happy that we are blessed to be pregnant at all, since we tried so hard to get pregnant. And I will be happy if they are all healthy, and thats really my main concern but because it was so hard to get pregnant and this pregnancy has been really horrible so far I don't want to try again for more kids.
Sorry I just had to vent and see if I am the world's worst mom, or if anyone experienced this...
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For anyone that does ultrasounds for a living....it's actually way more common than you think. I can't tell you how many times I've seen it myself. Don't feel bad at all! It's a big deal and understandable to be disappointed or shocked or whatever the emotion is.
Don't feel bad. My husband and I both really wanted boys. It took a few days to get over the initial disappointment. I am not a pink person at all!! But once you start to plan, and the due date gets closer, it will be more exciting. We just had the shower and even the pink clothes are growing on me! I'm now looking forward to having two little adorable girls! I promise your disappointment will fade and things will look up. And in the mean time, know you aren't alone.
Before going through infertility and multiple losses, I really, really, really wanted a girl. But then once I got pregnant, I really didn't care. I just wanted a healthy baby.
My husband always wanted a boy, and he's getting two girls. I know he was disappointed at first (though he would never admit it) but after a few weeks, he got super excited about having daughters. I am sure you will come around.
After 2 rounds of IVF & 2 rounds of FET, we were blessed with identical twin girls!
I always wanted all boys and I was a little sad when I found out Emerson was a girl but, now I wouldn't mind another girl. If it's three my H may hang himself though! : ) I'm kidding.
Give yourself some time.....
I want to know if it's boys or girls!!! You're killing me now!
Don't feel bad!!!!! I think this is very common and it does not make you a bad mom, nor is this an indication of how much you'll love your babies!.
It wasn't a secret I really wanted a girl...so I was disappointed when I found out it was two boys. I got used to the idea pretty quickly and now I can't imagine having anything BUT two boys!!!!
So no matter what you think now, it will all change once they're here..I promise!
Ditto this exactly!
For both DH and I, our first choice was one of each, second choice was two girls, and last choice was two boys. So yeah, we were both a little disappointed when we found out we were having two boys. But like Heidi said, once we got used to the idea it was OK, and after meeting them we fell in love with them. Now I actually like having boys!
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Don't feel bad..I did the same thing....I knew this was going to be my last pregnancy, and I wanted at least 1 more girl out of the two....well, that didn't happen. My DD was with us for the U/S to find out the sexes, and I think she cried more than I did because she wanted a little sister (she was 13 @ the time). Once I told her that she'd never have to share her room, and that she'd always be the only granddaughter (@ least on my side of the family), she was ok with it. It took me a little while longer...I didn't know what in the world I was going to do with boys!!! I was into ruffles, frilly things, playing with Barbies and doll houses...not cars, dirt, bugs, and legos....
But the first time I really felt them move, and not just a flutter, was the moment I realized God was blessing us with 2 amazing little boys, and as I look back now, there's nothing more I could ever want.... that and the fact that I know they'll always be mommy's little boys!!!!
Don't feel bad! You will come around and be a wonderful mom no matter what! And I bet a year from now, you won't be able to imagine things having been any different.
I plan on finding out the genders only because if it's the opposite of what I'm hoping for then I need to be prepared and have the rest of my pregnancy to plan and get excited. I hate even admitting this, but I'm only human. And I might cry at my u/s too.
This exactly especially if it's girls we were told 3 boys and a girl around 16 weeks and we're having 4 boys.
Even if they do end up being the same you're not a jerk. I know for us this is it, no more babies from us so at first thought boy/girl combo sound ideal, and I'm sure alot of HOM parents feel this way at first. So I can see where news otherwise would be hard at first. My nurse was apoligizing and I really wasn't upset at all, so I think they see that more often then not.
You'll start to feel better once you start thinking them as your boys/girls, and that is a great feeling!