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Margarita
Beginner October 2020

Pre wedding Baby fever

Margarita, on January 28, 2020 at 11:47 AM Posted in Family and Relationships 1 16
I’m 27 & my fiancé is 28, we decided to get married 10.2.21 & then start trying for a baby right after, I have a 7 year old currently . As the wedding feels so far away we both decided we want to have a baby, the predicament is to have a baby now & continue to plan for an October 21 wedding .. or to move the wedding up to this year (November) & wait until after the wedding , any one have experience with planning a wedding pregnant? Or any suggestions

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Latest activity by Molly, on February 12, 2020 at 2:34 PM
  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
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    I'd move the wedding to this November. You never know how trying to conceive will go, and I wouldn't want to be focused on that & wedding planning since it's much easier to conceive with less stress. We waited until after our wedding to start trying, just from a financial standpoint we didn't want to be diverting funds to our wedding or honeymoon when we could be saving them for baby items, or putting into a 529 plan.

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  • Kelly
    Champion October 2018
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    I agree with this! But I just want to add that stress has no bearing on ease of getting pregnant, that’s a myth.
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  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
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    I didn't know that, good to know. I was just going off what a few doctors had told us as we planned to conceive in the future.

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  • Kelly
    Champion October 2018
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    Yes I’ve done a ton of research because I was so sick of everyone telling me I needed to relax haha. Infertility can cause stress but stress can’t cause infertility. It’s just an anecdote people like to say with no research to back it up!
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  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
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    That makes sense! I'm not a stressful person 99% of the time so it wasn't a big issue for us, but I do know a lot of our friends that are having trouble conceiving are under a lot of stress (but I think it's like what you say - the stress is caused by the lack of conceiving rather than vice versa). I assume it helps to be under less stress after conceiving though, for people that are prone to high-stress I can't imagine that's good on the body while pregnant?

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  • Kelly
    Champion October 2018
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    From every study I’ve read there doesn’t seem to be an impact. People conceive in times of war and famine and as the result of assaults. Bodies are resilient and if stress was a form of birth control then the human race would’ve died out a long time ago lol.
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  • MrsD
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    True! I completely agree with that.

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  • V
    Champion July 2019
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    I will say trying to have a baby isn't always as easy as it may seem. My husband and I got married in July. I stopped my birth control about a week before the wedding. My periods have been pretty much non-existent since and I have been seeing a doctor about it and might have to see a fertility specialist. This is definitely not what we expected when we decided to try to have a baby. I personally wouldn't want to plan a wedding while pregnant so I would recommend moving up the wedding.
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  • Vannesa
    Expert October 2021
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    Congrats! We are getting married the same day and we are currently trying everyday to get pregnant. It's whatever you feel is right!

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  • Mandi
    Master October 2020
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    We're putting off getting a puppy til after the honeymoon and its killing me. 🤷‍♀️ sorry, no advice on the baby front. I can't speak about human babies, I'm thankful to be infertile.
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  • Jennifer
    Super March 2020
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    Our wedding date is April 23rd and we plan to start trying in March. I have been tracking my periods and ovulation for awhile now. Everything seems great! Of course that doesn't mean we will get pregnant right away but we want to go ahead and start trying. The only stress I can see this adding is potential weight gain and not being able to fit in a gown. Also, health issues might arise and you'd hate to feel miserable or miss your wedding day. I think you'd be okay with either option you choose but keep your dress on mind. They can only let them out so much! Also, if you do decide to try while planning, make plans and stick with them. Don't drive yourself crazy by changing your ideas every week. I think it is totally doable!
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  • Watts
    Super March 2020
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    We planned on trying on the honeymoon in March (right after the wedding), but we got excited and now I'm pregnant 😂
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  • Jennifer
    Master September 2018
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    I would move the wedding up if you can! Then you get your wedding sooner and can start TTC! Lots of luck!

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  • Margarita
    Beginner October 2020
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    Thank you all so much ! We have decided to move up the date to October of this year ❤️
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  • Allison
    Savvy October 2020
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    We are having the same problem right now. I would say try having the baby but give yourself a dead line. If you aren't pregnant by the middle of February, plan on having the wedding in October and trying after.

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  • Molly
    VIP September 2020
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    I would move the wedding up if possible.

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