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I want to be pregnant!

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babytime · 06/04/2008 18:30

And thats basically it.

Just needed to say it out loud and on here because dh thinks I have gone insane.

Had miscarriage recently, got two beautiful girls and I do appreciate and love them so much but I have a hold inside that needs to be filled.

Went into mothercare today and start looking at baby things and prams... I know - psycho alert!

This broodiness feeling is so overwhelming and I keep feeling my eyes well up - its not right.

How can I handle this?

Dh is not sure if he wants another and he if he does said next year at the earliest.

My best friend is due baby in 4 weeks so this is not helping me, she has not idea how I feel and I want to make sure it stays that way. In fact nobody knows how much I want another baby. I think about it in my waking hours.

I dont know...

I changed my name because I was horrified to know dh knew my name and has been reading my posts. I was so embarassed!!!

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MrsLoVeTt · 06/04/2008 18:32

I have no advice sadly, but i do know how you feel.

BBBee · 06/04/2008 18:32

know the feeling - if that is any help at all!

MrsLoVeTt · 06/04/2008 18:33

....except for the miscarriage, you poor thing...bumping for you x

peanutbear · 06/04/2008 18:36

I felt like this when I had a miscarriage as soon as you know you are pregnant the feelings and love kick in all the hopes

You need to give yourself time to get over this its a grief that shouldnt be over looked

I would tell DH just how much you want another baby or write this post again in your other name so he can see it

lots of love

NorthernLurker · 06/04/2008 18:36

I looked at prams and babystuff on-line and in the shops a long time before I was expecting no 3. It is (I hope ) a perfectly valid way of focusing your attentions and assuaging the longing a little. It sounds like you dh is open to the idea of another baby - and I think you do need to tell him how much this means to you. I wonder if he is reluctant in part because of the m/c (sorry to hear that btw) How did he take that news? It may be that he feels you shouldn't push your luck - and if so you need to explain to him that you aren't done yet babywise!

I do sympathise. Our third child was a long time in the planning - ironic as everyone then assumed she was an accident

Good Luck

babytime · 06/04/2008 18:39

Nice to know i'm not alone.

I am actually embarrassed by my feelings because most people would be like "What, you mad - why would you want another, your life is so full now, how would you cope?" etc...

Yes it would make my life harder at first like with everyone with a newborn but things settle and you get routines.

DH said before that he wants to enjoy time for us. I do understand because the girls sleep so well now and we have our nights back.

Holding a baby to me seems more important than any amount of sleep.

We need to both want this, I know that.

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NorthernLurker · 06/04/2008 18:42

I've got six years between dd2 and dd3 - I've really enjoyed that gap tbh - nice to spread them out a bit

babytime · 06/04/2008 18:45

Thank you everyone.

My mc was very early and so happened around the time of discovering I was pregnant so he does not really feel it happened at all and in fact we have not actually spoke about it.

When I told him I thought I was pregnant he was upset and I got upset because we have spoke about another baby and he said yes but next year. He said its a bad time etc... But no sooner than that my period started and I tested and got two negs and gp said it must have been early mc and dh just said its for the best so I guess he was glad.

I never really got my head around it...

To be honest, this sounds really crazy and I cant believe I am admitting this but I still think/wish/feel I am pregnant to the point I think how many weeks the baby is and think about the due date. I know this will carry on until my next period comes and then I am hoping I will accept there is no baby.

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babytime · 06/04/2008 18:48

bump

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NorthernLurker · 06/04/2008 18:48

That sounds really rough - have a {{{{hug}}}}.

Regarding timing though - there's never a good time really - just a time when you decide you'll go for it. I really do think you should talk to dh but maybe leave it a few weeks till you're not feeling so raw and vulnerable. Hoping for happy news for you soon

babytime · 06/04/2008 20:12

I know...

I think I need to let him know whats going on in my head.

He might be able to talk some sense into me.

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cyteen · 06/04/2008 20:44

Aww (((babytime)))

I definitely think you should talk about the miscarriage with your DH - he probably doesn't realise how deeply it's affected you. Men don't seem to grasp that a pregnancy is real until it starts to show, move etc., but it's clear that it's had major ramifications for you.

All the best for your babymaking future! x

sophiesmiles · 06/04/2008 20:49

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peanutbear · 06/04/2008 20:51

I dont think how early you lose a baby makes it any easier please tell him how you feel he might be just as upset as you but doesnt want to say for fear of upsetting you

babytime · 07/04/2008 18:54

hello again

i guess if when i found out i was pregnant and we both had time for it to sink in and then a week or two later i lost the baby then it would feel more like a mc and i guess he would feel sad too but because we were told week later by gp that it sounded like a mc. it feels silly to feel upset, like i've made it up?

anyway...

i did mention last night to him that I am so looking forward to trying for a baby next year and he did not really respond.

I dont want to pressure him.

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