Even if you planned your child were you still scared when it happened ?

Question

I want to have one really bad but I'm just scared that in a matter of time my whole life will change. I know it can be a great thing but still scares the hell out of me. My boyfriend is getting frustrated with me about it but he understand how hard it is for me. Any advice?

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You're always goig to have that "oh, shit... What are we going to do?" feeling. My husband and I planned our pregnancy and it happened quicker than I had expected. (I was thinking it would take months to a year, and it happened our first month... After two years of "not trying but not preventing". I just started a job and my insurance hasn't kicked in quite yet...)
The way I look at it, you can plan and prepare all you want, but life doesn't care about that plan and neither will a baby. You're always going to have some reason not to... So, if you think that you're emotionally capable of handling a kid, then I say go for it :)

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Ha, we tried for a year. It finally happened and my immediate thought was, "yay! I'm a mommy! Omg. I'm a mother. Omg, what did I do?" I think it's natural to be afraid at first. Especially for first time mothers. I'm still overjoyed and ecstatic.

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Those are helpful. I mean I am still in school but he's ready for this and I've been wanting to as well just scared as all hell. And I know it's not helpful. Before him I didn't even want kids either.

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You can go over it in your head a million times but once you see those 2 lines you'll still freak out a bit and that's ok everyone does :-) honestly it's not that bad just take one day at a time xxx

Even if you planned your child were you still scared when it happened ?

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