Baby wish
I'm new here (and we're going for our third baby)
Nynke85Guest ·
Hi everyone,
I've been reading on this forum all day and it seems like a really nice community.
I'm Nynke, 27 years old, and mom to two beautiful sons. Milan is 3 years and 9 months old, and Samuel is 8 months old. Both were born via C-section, and the next one will be too.
Since I was 16, I've had the hardest time with contraception. I'd forget the pill, so the GP prescribed me a heavy pill, but that made me nauseous again. I find condoms disgusting because you have to remember to grab one at the right moment. My husband didn't really like the NuvaRing. An IUD seems terrifying to me, and I'm absolutely terrified of needles—if I have to get a shot, I get panic attacks. The contraceptive implant was also advised against by the GP if I ever want another child.
I've always said I wanted a big family. I come from a family of seven and have always said I wanted eight. Now I say eight is a bit excessive, but four or five would be nice.
So I'm letting nature take its course and hoping to welcome our third child soon. I'm acting like I'm patiently waiting, but I'm actually very much focused on it. I'd absolutely love to be pregnant again.
I hope to chat, ask questions, and exchange experiences with other expectant mothers and parents here.
Best, Nynke
I've been reading on this forum all day and it seems like a really nice community.
I'm Nynke, 27 years old, and mom to two beautiful sons. Milan is 3 years and 9 months old, and Samuel is 8 months old. Both were born via C-section, and the next one will be too.
Since I was 16, I've had the hardest time with contraception. I'd forget the pill, so the GP prescribed me a heavy pill, but that made me nauseous again. I find condoms disgusting because you have to remember to grab one at the right moment. My husband didn't really like the NuvaRing. An IUD seems terrifying to me, and I'm absolutely terrified of needles—if I have to get a shot, I get panic attacks. The contraceptive implant was also advised against by the GP if I ever want another child.
I've always said I wanted a big family. I come from a family of seven and have always said I wanted eight. Now I say eight is a bit excessive, but four or five would be nice.
So I'm letting nature take its course and hoping to welcome our third child soon. I'm acting like I'm patiently waiting, but I'm actually very much focused on it. I'd absolutely love to be pregnant again.
I hope to chat, ask questions, and exchange experiences with other expectant mothers and parents here.
Best, Nynke
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