July 2025 Babies

July 2025 Introductions!

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Re: July 2025 Introductions!

  • Let's introduce ourselves!

    EDD: July 25th (unconfirmed)

    Other kids/pets: 1 dog (an Irish Doodle)

    First appointment: December 3rd

    Symptoms so far: sore breasts, some nausea, tight abs, insomnia, and HEARTBURN!

    Anything else you want to share: this is our first baby, very excited but still having trouble believing it’s real!
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  • @shaziabee Having to wait to book your appointment must be agonizing. Wishing you the absolute best for this pregnancy 💗 Also, jealous of your 8-month old kitten!
  • Hi I am Nima…

    EDD: July 7,2025

    Other kids/pets:none

    Gestational age: 6wk 2 days

    Symptoms so far: Tired, bloated, breast soreness, increased appetite

    Anything else you want to share: this is my 1st time pregnancy, super nervous and anxious
  • This is so relatable! I keep getting excited and then stoping myself because it’s so early. But we should feel all the joy during this time!….right!? Congrats my new friend!!
  • hello!
    EDD: 7/27/25 (our first wedding anniversary!)

    Other kids/pets- 1 six y/o boy from previous marriage and 3 doggies.

    First appointment: 1/2/25, the holidays pushed it closer to 10weeks

    Symptoms: I’m. So. Tired. But can’t sleep at night!

    I had severe HG with my first pregnancy so 🤞 fingers crossed we skip that this time!
  • edited November 2024
    @emmaleekinsley I did IVF so lots of progesterone supplementation and as a result my nose has been stuffy for months! I finally caved and bought some breathe right nose strips for bedtime and they are doing wonders for my sleep quality!
  • EDD: July 20-24th (I tested really early)

    Other kids/pets: 4 kids and 2 cats. I have 3 girls aged 8, 5 and 3 and a baby boy aged 13 months and two cats aged 9 and 1.5 (both girls)

    First appt: tomorrow 11/18

    Symptoms: I've felt great actually. 😅 A little moody but my hormones after my boy was messed up so the HCG is regulating me so far and I feel pretty good. My pregnancies were fairly well for my girls and my boy too although I was really ragey from hormones.
  • @tashaandpeanut THANK YOU!!! Will try ASAP!
  • edited November 2024
    Let's introduce ourselves!

    EDD: 7/11/2025 (Great Grandpappi Devon's death date 🕊️)

    Other kids/pets: Cklarque (rabbit) Daq (unfortunately deceased child, lost during summer boating accident fly high baby boy, I thought it would be important to mention Daq because he was the first experience with motherhood, please refrain from asking about his tragic passing as it is a sensitive topic).

    First appointment: 3 weeks prior

    Symptoms so far: extreme breast swelling, PAIN!!!!!, unknown brown liquids leaking from every bodily orifice (Reddit was not providing the support and answers for this symptom so id just like to ask this community if they are familiar with this), baby seems devoid of any human traits like kicking and moving and at my ultrasound seems unresponsive and deformed?, a lot of cramping around vaginal area, mood swings

    Anything else you want to share: That's all there is for now thanks me and especially my husband are super excited to welcome our bundle of joy into this sweet world, we are prepared to nurture and care for our sweet peninsula. stay blessed!!!! ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
  • EDD: July 14, 2025 (unconfirmed)

    Other kids/pets: We have a daughter who will be 1 in December (we weren't exactly ready for #2, but here we are!), 2 Dalmatians, and 2 cats.

    First appointment: December 11 for ultrasound.

    Symptoms so far: Nothing too crazy; a little bit of heartburn but it was A LOT worse with my daughter. Nausea started up a bit today and I've been unbearably tired.

    Anything else you want to share: Looking forward to getting to know everyone! I did the December mom group with my daughter and the people who stuck with it got pretty close, so it can be a lot of fun and provide a lot of support!
  • @dmcg17 Welcome! I was part of the Sept 2022 bump group and about 20 of us still chat regularly, and some have had meet ups. Super fun. Two under two, what a wild adventure that will be! Exciting to see your daughter be a big sister, I’m sure!
  • Hello all! So nice to meet you  <3

    Estimated Due Date: July 28th, 2025 (unconfirmed)

    Other Kids/Pets: This will be my first baby but I have two orange tabbies and a tiger cat who seem very excited about this whole thing 

    First Appointment: December 17th

    Symptoms So Far: Mild nausea, the sorest breast's in town, cramping, and I am aggressively forgetful all of a sudden 

    Anything Else to Share: Currently only my husband knows and I am trying to keep it a secret until Christmas. I work with my mother every day though so we'll see if I can keep her unaware!
  • @snking21 I will also be 35 when this baby is born! And I also have a little boy 🙂 He just turned 2 in September. How old is yours? Being pregnant with a toddler is crazy exhausting!!
  • perrybaby25perrybaby25 member
    edited November 2024
    EDD: July 15th (unconfirmed) 

    Other kids/pets: I have 3 kiddos (11yo boy, 8yo girl, 6yo boy) and 4 dogs 🤪

    First appointment: December 5th 

    Symptoms so far: exhaustion and easy agitated 

    This will be the first baby born into my blended family! I have 3 with my ex husband and I’m so excited to share the news with our families. I’m also 37 so this will be a totally different experience. 
  • EDD: July 18/25 

    Other kids/pets: a dog 

    First appointment: Nov 19. First US to confirm date is Dec 13. 

    Symptoms so far: started with bad heartburn, mild cramping/pelvic muscle soreness, vivid dreams, fatigue, queasy off and on, increased appetite and food aversions, emotional lol. 

    Anything else you want to share: first pregnancy, first time mom 
  • Hi! I’m Alex!

    EDD: July 25th (unconfirmed)

    Other kids/pets: A cat named Jade - we just adopted her last month!

    First appointment: December 3rd

    Symptoms so far: Off and on nausea, sore breasts, a random toothache, exhaustion by the end of the day

    Anything else you want to share: This my husband’s and my’s first pregnancy, and we’re super excited. :) looking forward to connecting with everyone here!
  • haleypjhaleypj member
    edited November 2024
    Due date twins!! (unconfirmed) Also our first! Congrats!!  <3
  • My birthday is also on the 8th of November. Happy Belated Birthday! 
  • EDD: 7/25 (unconfirmed)

    Other kids/pets: 3.5 year old son and 1.5 year old daughter, plus a big old Bernese Mountain Dog, a fluffy black cat, 2 barn cats (one is a tripod and would not leave my side during my 1st pregnancy), chickens, ducks, turkeys, sheep, goats and alpaca 🤪🤪 

    First appointment: 12/12 with the care coordinator and then I would assume I won't get an appointment with my OB for dating until January 🙄

    Symptoms so far: absolutely none! Which concerns me a little because I was slightly nauseous and had no appetite by this point with my other 2 pregnancies

    Anything else you want to share: happy to see how nice and organized this due date group is already! My May 21 group has kinda fizzled out but my April 23 group is going strong, looking forward to getting to know you all!
  • EDD: 7/15/25 (unconfirmed)

    Other kids/pets: 5 y/o daughter

    First appointment: Ultrasound 12/9, appt 12/10

    Symptoms so far: nausea and headaches, especially in evenings. Boobs are sore. Struggling to stay asleep. 

    Anything else you want to share: This was definitely a surprise! I’m excited, but my daughter just started Kindergarten so it’s going to be a big adjustment. 
  • Hey there, never had a personal experience with an endometrial polyp but I’m a family doctor and my understanding is that endometrial polyps can potentially affect fertility but do not increase your rate of miscarriage if pregnancy is achieved, hopefully this is some reassurance!
  • bluejaybabybluejaybaby member
    edited November 2024
    @knottiee3d95854206f5141 Hey there, never had a personal experience with an endometrial polyp but I’m a family doctor and my understanding is that endometrial polyps can potentially affect fertility but do not increase your rate of miscarriage if pregnancy is achieved, hopefully this is some reassurance!
  • Hello!

    EDD: July 25


    Other kids/pets: no pets & this is our first baby 


    First appointment: Dec. 13


    Symptoms so far: mild nausea, fatigue, more bathroom breaks, more hunger 


    Anything else you want to share: I am 35 and did not expect to get pregnant so quickly on only our 2nd cycle trying. We are so grateful! Hubby and I haven’t shared the news with anyone yet and we plan to tell our immediate family at Christmas. 

  • babylovie25babylovie25 member
    edited November 2024
    EDD: July 26,2025

    Other kids/pets: Two Dogs

    First appointment: Just found out yesterday just getting around this. :)

    Symptoms so far: Mood swings, frequent bathroom breaks, eating normal, tired but with energy.

    Anything else you want to share:
    First baby for me :)
  • Estimated Due Date: July 19th (unconfirmed)

    Other Kids/Pets: No other kids, just a black lab

    First Appointment: December 10th

    Symptoms So Far: It's been hard to tell honestly what things are pregnancy related or not! I have felt somewhat tired, sore boobs, stuffy nose, and heartburn, but I randomly experience all of those anyway.

    Anything Else to Share: I really don't want to tell people in my life until at least after I get the confirmation at my first appointment, but with this being my first pregnancy it's really hard not having anyone to talk to about it! I'm on the old side (35) so I'm definitely nervous about what can go wrong.
  • @knottiee3d95854206f5141 It's understandable to feel worried about the impact of an endometrial polyp on your pregnancy, especially after experiencing a miscarriage. Many women have successfully carried pregnancies to term with polyps present, as these growths can vary in their effects. While it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice, many factors contribute to a healthy pregnancy, and having a polyp doesn't necessarily mean complications will arise.

    In the meantime, focusing on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and seeking emotional support can be beneficial during this time. If you have any further concerns or questions about managing your situation, please don't hesitate to reach out for guidance or support. Remember that you're not alone in this journey.
  • @haleypiper Congratulations on your exciting journey into motherhood! Along with Olly Prenatals, consider incorporating DHA supplements for brain development, vitamin D for bone health, and a good source of calcium if it’s not already in your prenatals. Staying hydrated and maintaining a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables is also crucial. While waiting to talk to your OB can feel long, these steps can help ensure you’re supporting both your health and your baby’s during this special time. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
  • EDD: July 28, 2025

    Other kids/pets: None! (First Baby!)

    First appointment: I booked a family doctor visit next week (on Week 6).

    Symptoms so far: Sore Breast, Sleepy, and Tired ♡♡♡
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