Trying for a Baby Part Six

Puzzledbubbles

Wonder_Womble wrote: »

Do you know that is something I've been thinking about that the past couple of days. I'll be ov'ing roughly 24th Nov, and if I conceived that would mean the baby would be due 21st Aug, going by start of last AF. Now that would make baby the youngest in their year at school and possibly a year younger than some of the other children :huh:

Now i know I truly am a nutter, worrying that our not yet conceived child may struggle academically :shocked:

You arent the only one, i do it too! I was thinking just the other day would it be worth skipping a month - then i decided that i just want a happy and healthy child, as long as that happens then Que Sera Sera

xx

Doglover

A flying visit to update as family are here but cd1 for me. I'm ok as I guessed after bfn the other day.

Will catch up later.

Sbdta x

deborahmcgeachy

Can't believe Katie got through on the x-factor!!! Boooooo!!!

anderson8

deborahmcgeachy wrote: »

Can't believe Katie got through on the x-factor!!! Boooooo!!!

i know, im very annoyed at her still being in. but to be fair Aiden murdered Crowded House's(my favourite band) don't dream It's Over

QQuaver

Gravesendgirl wrote: »

after being pretty strong after my m/c I broke down in work on Friday

phunkles wrote: »

My theory on the lack of bfps this month is obviously we all want our little beanies to be the eldest in the school year and not the youngest :P

I'm a mid Aug baby, and I have to say I wished my mum waited another month:p I had nice family holiday birthdays but envied those who celebrated birthdays in the school year:o

But there's a good side to being an August baby, if you need to take a year off before uni, then when you come back, you are not that older than your peers:cool:

Considering my mum waited 4 years for BFP, I can understand how she couldn't wait:o

Greener_Grass wrote: »

Having a lazy sunday, Not doing much. Made some chocolate fudge and making some sun dried tomato bread yum yum yum,

Yummy!:)

jules68 wrote: »

Really thought I was going to have af yesterday as felt awful with cramps, but all i had was a small brown discharge.Back to nothing today so really dont know what is going on!!!

Fingers crossed the witch skipped you:)

Wonder_Womble wrote: »

I'll be ov'ing roughly 24th Nov, and if I conceived that would mean the baby would be due 21st Aug, going by start of last AF. Now that would make baby the youngest in their year at school and possibly a year younger than some of the other children :huh:

Now i know I truly am a nutter, worrying that our not yet conceived child may struggle academically :shocked:

I don't think I struggled academically:p
I have a friend who was born in August as well, and she excelled in all subjects, went on to study physics at one of the top unis:cool:

Puzzledbubbles wrote: »

Hugs for everyone, QQ im sorry the egg is not a good one, hopefully it means next months egg will be super strong and will make a sticky bean for you!!!!

Thanks:o

Wonder_Womble

Puzzledbubbles wrote: »

You arent the only one, i do it too! I was thinking just the other day would it be worth skipping a month - then i decided that i just want a happy and healthy child, as long as that happens then Que Sera Sera

xx

LOL, Glad to know I'm not alone :rotfl:

Doglover wrote: »

A flying visit to update as family are here but cd1 for me. I'm ok as I guessed after bfn the other day.

Will catch up later.

Sbdta x

(((Hugs))) DL

QQuaver wrote: »

I'm a mid Aug baby, and I have to say I wished my mum waited another month:p I had nice family holiday birthdays but envied those who celebrated birthdays in the school year:o

But there's a good side to being an August baby, if you need to take a year off before uni, then when you come back, you are not that older than your peers:cool:

Considering my mum waited 4 years for BFP, I can understand how she couldn't wait:o

I don't think I struggled academically:p
I have a friend who was born in August as well, and she excelled in all subjects, went on to study physics at one of the top unis:cool:

Thanks QQ, I guess there a positives and negatives to everything. An August baby is better than a December baby, when I was younger I hated being a December baby and used to have my 'birthday' in September

QQuaver

Doglover wrote: »

cd1 for me. I'm ok as I guessed after bfn the other day.

Let's go for Decmeber BFP:beer:

Greener_Grass

Morning ladies

Do we have any testers this morning?

Doglover sorry to hear the witch got you She seems to have been busy these past few days :mad: Hopefully that means there's gonna be loads of BFP's in December

Well we're now officially half way through November and still no BFP's!! where are they all hiding? Come on ladies

Re the august baby thing, if i get pg this cycle my due date will be 2nd August then theres the high chance of going overdue so could be 18th August at latest, I'm not too worried as the school year in Scotland is different and the cut off is the 1st of March. And the chances of us living in scotland by then are quite high

CD33 for me, 6dpo :j Counting down the seconds to testing time :rotfl:

SusanC_2

Wonder_Womble wrote: »

Now i know I truly am a nutter, worrying that our not yet conceived child may struggle academically :shocked:

You can always home-educate. Then you tailor the education to your child and school years are irrelevant.

QQuaver

SusanC wrote: »

You can always home-educate. Then you tailor the education to your child and school years are irrelevant.

Have kids in the house all day?:p
I do want child/ren, but not 24/7:D