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Pregnancy: Second Trimester Community

Sporting a baby bump? Fatigue and nausea finally easing? Weeks 13 -27 mark the ... more

Fundal height is measuring 6 weeks ahead.

I am now 19w6d. At 19w2d I had an appointment and she measured my fundal height at 25...

DS-11/22/05 DS-11/19/07 BFP-10/21/12-DUE JULY 2ND 2013!! Think pink! :)

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Reply: DH doesn't want to find out gender. I do.

That's so neat! Haha! We have figured out what we're going to do. Hubby has decided that...

DS-11/22/05 DS-11/19/07 BFP-10/21/12-DUE JULY 2ND 2013!! Think pink! :)

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Reply: Is it normal to have STD tests in 2nd trimester?

This is my 3rd pregnancy and STD testings have always been routine unless you...

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Reply: DH doesn't want to find out gender. I do.

We don't have anything baby related anymore. Our youngest is 5. He'll be almost 6 by the...

DS-11/22/05 DS-11/19/07 BFP-10/21/12-DUE JULY 2ND 2013!! Think pink! :)

Posted by MrsBurt05

We don't have anything baby related anymore. Our youngest is 5. He'll be almost 6 by the time baby gets here so everything we did have was outdated and recalled. We got rid of all that stuff a few years ago because we were moving and had no room to haul everything. Since I posted this, a friend gave us a brand new pack-n-play and my mom got us a crib. I have a few more gender neutral outfits, receiving blankets, and a diaper bag. I don't mind at all having a shower after the baby is born. Baby will get cuddled right up!

I was just paranoid on the whole not being prepared when I posted it. I'm better now. Lol

BUT now I have another reason that I want to find out the gender. Our 20yr old niece died tragically in October. This baby was conceived the very week of her funeral after almost 2 years of trying with no result. The timing of it all was...I don't even know how to explain it. A life was taken and at the same time a life was given. We want to name the baby after our niece (her first name being baby's middle name if we have a girl). I'm thinking of my sister-in-law(niece's mom) and how she would feel about it. Hubby doesn't want to tell her, and I can see why. He doesn't want to tell her, then have her hopes up that her baby niece will be carrying on her daughter's name just to find out we have a boy. At the same time I'm thinking she needs to know of what we plan on doing, see how she takes it, see what she thinks, instead of having the baby be born, it is a girl, and we tell her out of the blue she's named after her passed daughter. I don't want to blind side her like that. So now the ONLY reason I want to find out the gender is so if it is a girl, we have time to talk to my sister in law about her name. She knows we're not finding out the gender, too, so she knows the possibility of another boy. But hubby still thinks even though she knows logically we aren't finding out, she'll still get her own hopes up for a girl to carry her daughter's name.

So..I'm stuck.

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DH doesn't want to find out gender. I do.

We found out the genders of our boys. This will be our last baby, and hubby doesn't want...

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If doctor isn't worried about it, you shouldn't be. WIC people are very strict and it...

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Reply: Hope the ultrasound was wrong :(

Hi! Creepin' from 1st tri! It's normal to want the opposite sex of what you already...

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Thank goodness it's not your blood pressure! That would be scary. Let's just hope it's...

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Hi, again BeautifullyBlessed! I can't believe how far you are now! Hope you find...

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