I feel so daft but just wondering if anyone can relate. I don't think I could handle another baby right now, DD is a couple of weeks away from her 1st birthday and she's the most wonderful little thing, she's more than I could ever have hoped for, but naturally as she's becoming more mobile and developing, she's quite a little handful.
My hope is once DD is in school that DH and I can try for another baby, we've always wanted 2 kids, not with too much of a gap between them (not that these things can really be planned) and with one in school the hope was that it would be a little easier and of course save money on childcare.
However, I recently had a pregnancy 'scare', I'm on the implant so not really a scare, just had a few symptoms similar to pregnancy and got a little worried. Took a test (or 3!) all of which were negative. Symptoms have since gone too. As ridiculous as it is, I'm so disappointed! No I didn't want kids so close together, especially not if it means getting pregnant during a pandemic, and yet here I am in tears! I've been thinking about how it might be nice to have children closer in age than I planned and it would mean going back to full time work sooner since I wouldn't have to wait years again until the second is in school. DH certainly isn't ready for another anyway. But can anyone relate to the disappointment even though you're not ready? Am I going mad? 