We are referring to baby as "Big Timer". It's the name of a drink we ordered on the night baby was conceived! It's a type of old fashioned. My husband ordered it, but didn't like it, so I drank it and thought it was delicious! Combine that with the cucumber mojito and lemon drop martini I also had that night, and DD spending the night with grandparents, and boom, "Big Timer" due 4/15! Haha!
Right now we're calling baby the fruit/whatever the Bump ticker says it's the size of that week. It's cute now while it's the sweet pea, but we may have to come up with something better before we have to start saying "the kumquat" and "the banana".
@kaymaroo That's what we did for DD. When she was at raspberry size, we would say "raspberries" because I was so ravenously hungry we were sure it was twins!
We originally went with "Chubs", which was re-using our nickname for the dog. We figured the little one deserved their own title, and are going with "Kebab".
When we first found out and told DD, I showed her a picture of the baby at 5-6 weeks (I was only about 3 1/2 but there is nothing cute about a ball of cells!) and she said it looks like a seahorse. So, she refers to the baby as 1"Baby Seahorse" and it stuck.
Me (33). DH (37). DD (2.2012). MCs x4. After 4 years & 7 months, due 4.2018!
The Ovia app asked me to choose a nickname and so Jellybean it is. Although, when I first thought of it "Jellybelly" came to my head when I really meant jellybean lol. So for the first week or so I called it Jellybelly until I realized I was not saying what I meant haha. Duurrr!
i have been calling it the "weird, cute animal" that it is the size of according to the Ovia app. Last week it was a waterbear. this week it is a dot snail. Very silly, but so are we!
He called it the 'bebe' (pronounced like beh-beh) which sounded super cute also.Calling it the baby (just the normal pronunciation) seems too early just yet as it gives more legitimacy to it. Once we have our first doctor appointment I am sure it will then be THE BABY sometimes.
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I haven't called it anything. Not even a baby yet because its not really a baby at this point lol. My first got the nickname little monster some time in the 2nd trimester. Hopefully this isn't a 2nd little monster lol
Our first was "The Tiny", the second was "Tiny Two", and so far this one has been dubbed "Baby" - although my H has occasionally called it "The Last Targarian".
I'm calling it my little Danish stowaway. My husband is working in Denmark and I came out to visit him for my birthday in July. Little did I know what kind of "souviner" I brought back with me!
Re: GTKY: Nickname for baby
We called my son "Frankenstein" or "Frankie" for short
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DSD: 17
DS: 4(Nov'14)
MMC:8/17
MMC: 1/18
BFP: 2/7/19 EDD:10/16/19
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When we first found out and told DD, I showed her a picture of the baby at 5-6 weeks (I was only about 3 1/2 but there is nothing cute about a ball of cells!) and she said it looks like a seahorse. So, she refers to the baby as 1"Baby Seahorse" and it stuck.
Me (33). DH (37). DD (2.2012). MCs x4. After 4 years & 7 months, due 4.2018!
He called it the 'bebe' (pronounced like beh-beh) which sounded super cute also.Calling it the baby (just the normal pronunciation) seems too early just yet as it gives more legitimacy to it. Once we have our first doctor appointment I am sure it will then be THE BABY sometimes.
Handsome Man I Love: 36 / Me: 32 ****FTM!!!
BFP: Aug 11, 2017
EDD: Apr 20, 2018
Fun Fact: Lumbar Discectomy Surgery April 2017
Started Dating: 2003 Married: 2013
Started TTC August 2016
BFP: 2/1/17 MC: 2/8/17
BFP: 3/8/17 MMC: 5/1/17
BFP: 7/23/17 EDD: 4/5/18
BFP: 2/27/20
Together: 11/2008, married: 3/2014
DH: Type 1 Diabetes, (dx 4/15) Celiac Disease (dx 11/14), Treatment induced Neuropathy of Diabetes (dx 7/15)
DH SA: 11/16: low count and low motility
DH SA: 12/16: borderline low, count and motility
1/20/17: BFP, 1/24/17: CP
5/17:low AMH (0.89)
6/17: first IUI cycle, 50 mg clomid + ovidrel + IUI: 2 follies, BFN (count 58 million, 97% motility)
7/17: second IUI, 2.5 letrozole, OPK, IUI: 1 follie, BFN (count 9.5 million swimming- dont know percentage)
8/17: third IUI, 5.0 letrozole,
DS-9/2012
DD-7/2015
Since this one is due in April, I've been calling it April Ludgate so far.
EBF, BLW, BW, CD, Waterbirth, Calm Birth, Homebirth, FC, GI Awareness, Informed Choice
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