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How long do you feel broody for before doing something about it.

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twinsetandpearls · 14/11/2008 22:06

Have been broody for almost a year now and it is just not like me. Dp said the other night how much he would like a child of his own.

We can;t as we are broke, no room, we have had some problems and I have started a new job. But am wondering if we should start removing those obstacles not only to make life easier for us but to get ready for a bundle of joy.

And how long do you have to be in a job before it is respectable to start trying? Have just started a new teaching job. I suspect there is never a right time as you will always let some kids down.

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Thankyouandgoodnight · 14/11/2008 22:14

If you can look back when you're 50 and have no regrets....

twinsetandpearls · 14/11/2008 22:21

If I can look back at 50 and have no regrets about having a child or not having a child.

I know I will regret not having another but time is running out and it will be a while until the time will be right.

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moochiemoo · 14/11/2008 22:37

in my experience its never the right time to have a baby - i was married 3 yrs before i started trying - in order to get things sorted, but i think it would have all fell into place anyway

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twinsetandpearls · 14/11/2008 22:54

I agree there may never be a right time but there can be a wrong time/

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Poppychick · 15/11/2008 07:42

I got pg in the April of my NQT year ie. as soon as I qualified for full maternity entitlement. Stuff them, do what's right for you, they'll cope.

twinsetandpearls · 15/11/2008 10:38

Poppy I just couldn;t, I have a five year 11 GCSE sets that were messed about last year although even if I were to fall pregnant this afternoon it would not affect them.

But I have 6 year 10 gcse groups one of whom if I stay will get amazing results. I also have an as group and they need a teacher. I am also grooming my year 9 and elevens to take us as an option.

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Thankyouandgoodnight · 15/11/2008 15:10

You are not irreplaceable at work. There are some fabulous supply teachers.

How old are you if you don't mind me asking?

Thankyouandgoodnight · 15/11/2008 15:12

Besides - I did appallingly at school, went to work at 18 and then went to uni at 22 and shone like a star - completed two full degrees in 50% of the time and did it with ease.... education does not necessarily rely on one stage of your life and one person. I really don't mean to devalue you but reassure you that if you do put yourself first for a period of 18 months, you will not wreck anyone's life.

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