@AnonymousXXIX All you can do is listen to your body, I think - if you couldn’t finish it, could someone come pick you up? My midwife said the only advice they could give before 12 weeks was to stick to things I’d done regularly before being pregnant, and to rest when I need to.
@Daisydrum Telling people got weirder for me as time went on! In the end we told the in-laws last week; as it was my husbands birthday and he really wanted to; and a few close friends. I’m 11+1 today and my 12 week scan is next week.
The excitement of my close friends was lovely and did make it feel more real, and also removed a lot of the stress around avoiding people when I’m not feeling well/explaining not drinking/eating weirdly, which has been nice... but I thought I’d be really keen to announce once they knew; and I just haven’t been.
The in-laws have started calling daily and asking when they can tell people and asking us not to keep them waiting long, which might be influencing that 🙈
It’s really personal, so whatever feels right for you. We wanted to tell people; rather than risk them guessing, which is part of the reason that we told a bit earlier - that doesn’t bother some people at all, so it’s a bit easier then!
I know someone who got to 24 weeks before they told anyone - it felt a bit weird for the people finding out, but I’d have done it if I thought I’d get away with it 