TTC March 2023 babies 🌸🌷🌿🐇🐣

[BiscuitLover3678]

Here’s hoping!

Good luck! I tend to say ovulation is the day after the smileys (and also cm).

Thank you @TheCuriouscakedecorator 🥰

@mariabombia What a lovely post! Huge congratulations!

When are all the due dates? I’d love to see some of you in the pregnancy thread at some point. ❤️

this TWW is killing me!

Technically 4th March if I go the full 40... but I doubt it. Was induced at 37 weeks because of cholestasis with my first pregnancy, and you're likely to get it again in subsequent pregnancies, so I would say baby will make an appearance at some point in Feb.

The thought of being induced again makes me feel a little bit sick though. It was awful, my body was not ready for labour and I really struggled with it (PP hemorrage, 3 day labour, sepsis infection etc) Part of me would like to ask if I could just go naturally or if I could have an elective CS... but I dunno if either of those options will go down well with midwives and consultants.

@BiscuitLover3678

Should be the 10th March all being well 🤞🏽🙏🏽

sending positive vibes to you all waiting! 💖

How are the TWW-ers doing?

I’m 3dpo and it’s all I can think about, doesn’t help being at home with my youngest who has chicken pox.

I'm 6DPO and promised I wouldn't test or obsess but the mind keeps wondering

I’m 7dpo and keep thinking ‘Well I don’t feel pregnant so I must be out for this month’, but the earliest I’ve ever felt pregnant was 8dpo… so I know I’m being silly! Glad I’m in the second half of the TWW though - the boring first half is done!

Me too! Although the second half is when I start getting grumpy and upset about it all 😂

I would definitely consider an elective! You’re completely within your rights to and now the NHS has changed this year that they don’t have targets about limiting c section numbers in hospitals so hopefully they will suggest them more to mums and babies who will benefit.

@MountainMummy95 definitely increased risk of OC in subsequent pregnancies but don’t get into your head that it will definitely happen as many many women don’t get it again. Also, if you did the IOL recommendations have changed recently, IOL not recommended until 39weeks unless levels are over 100 then should be early. My friend had a successful VBAC with spontaneous labour over 40weeks after having OC IOL in first pregnancy at 37weeks which resulted in CS.

I’ll be aiming for a VBAC, ideally spontaneous labour (two previous IOLs) if I’m lucky enough to get pregnant again. Ideally with a smaller baby also (first baby 10lb 5, second 10lb 🥴)

Dont let the hubby hear you saying that

Thank you @Mummyme87 & @ExPatHereForAChat I can't actually believe it💕 I called the dr to tell them today & felt like I was lying lol.

@BiscuitLover3678 I've worked it out as 2nd of March 🥰

Hope everyone is doing well, sending you all positive vibes xx

Ha ha! Not THAT bit - that’s definitely not boring 😅! I mean 1-6dpo where nothing really happens is boring. 😴

Hi. Can I join here!? I just found out I'm pregnant. I've had three miscarriages in the last two years so just taking a day at a time!

Has anyone had any experience with mommed tests and line progression?

Have such a faint line at 7DPU using One Step ultra sensitive. I promised myself I wouldn't do this !!!

Do you think this is ok for progression? Top is Sunday night and bottom is now. I know I shouldn't overthink this! But after 4 losses I can't help it

My camera isn't very good I've tried but you cant see it on the photo. I'm pretty certain its an evaporation line as I noticed it way after the 5 mins.

Better than ok! It literally can’t get much darker than that I think!