When y’all plan do you get real serious?

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When y’all decided to have a Baby did y’all decide on when to conceive ? Meaning counting before intercourse to see if you would give birth on Christmas or July 4th ?

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My hubby is a teacher so he wanted to have our babies at the beginning of summer vacation. My PCP told me it would never happen if we tried to plan it that way. 😂 Both times I stopped my pill in July, got my period in August, and fell pregnant in September. I have two June babies, the 6th and the 20th, and school vacation usually starts June 22nd here. So yes, they were totally planned that way. 😂

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I’m a teacher so we agreed to start trying this month hopefully I will get pregnant so I will have the baby in June.

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I wanted there to be around 6 months between birthdays and we baby danced accordingly. Would have worked if the first didn't miscarry. So now there are only 3 months in between their birthdays.

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Kind of, we took a month off so I wouldn’t be due around a wedding we’re standing up in. Back at it next month though!

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I didn't and couldn't even if I wanted to. 7 years 2 months trying with a loss to our rainbow. Every month was a please let this be the month kind of thing. Wasn't too concerned about when the baby would be born, just that the baby would be born. With our rainbow I actually found out the day before my husband's birthday. Wasn't planned that way at all. But that's how it happened. She was born like 5 days before Easter that year. Also not planned. I was induced due to hypertension.

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My husband wbated to try and have a summer baby so we started trying in September. I'd he didn't conceive we wouldn't have just kept trying regardless we wouldn't ha e skipped months

When y’all plan do you get real serious?

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