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@jrlthinks It’s hard to tell what’s going on. I had a lot of bleeding when pregnant with my daughter at 9 or 10 weeks and everything was totally fine.

@jrlthinks I wouldn’t worry about the ultrasound at this point, give it a week and they can redo it. It’s not uncommon for there to be nothing to see that’s why in normal circumstances they wouldn’t do an ultrasound so early. I’m hoping for the best! Try not to overthink things until you get...

@blessed2oo Same, except I plan on stopping at this one - # 2

@sharleeg Currently, the average age of delivering your first child is 27 years old (in the USA) so someone having 4 by 27 is actually much more odd than having a 3rd baby at 38. Please don’t let these people make you feel uncomfortable; they’re projecting their own insecurities onto you.

@kadams7701 Wow what a wild ride! Congratulations 🍾

@huskeyboy Natera and last pregnancy I did Myriad.

@powerlovesoundmind You should totally do NIPT testing. At your age, as long as it’s pre-authorized, most insurance will cover it. It’s not positive/negative, it gives you a risk score. You then use that to determine if you want to do more invasive testing such as amniocentesis. So your husband...

@dawnbirduk Has she met with a lactation consultant? I had access for free from the hospital where I gave birth.

@sofarfromfaze That’s so weird. They are usually private, but should just let us in when requested.

@micah1 The babybumps subreddit has private groups for babies due every month/year. Usually, you just request to join with your due date and someone lets you in. Apparently something weird is going on with the October 2024 group, maybe the mods left ? It’s r/BabyDueOct2024

@sofarfromfaze Same and all clear! I just got the results yesterday (more than a week earlier than expected!). It’s such a relief! I hope we can all kick the scary stats to the curb to enjoy our pregnancies with less stress. Are you also due in October? I’ve been trying to get into the October...