grapefruit / 4056 posts
May or June. I don't want to double up on birth months in our little family, but I really enjoyed my spring baby!
blogger / persimmon / 1220 posts
Summer! Mainly b/c DH has summers off and can be around.
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22276 posts
May or June would be nice, I had my LO Aug 29th and it was horrible being that super pregnant through a record breaking summer.
pomelo / 5321 posts
March. I'd like to experience the majority of my pregnancy during the winter. DS was born in September and I was miserably hot for the entire summer. It was brutal in Georgia. Luckily, I wasn't swollen on top of that. It would also be fun to share a birthday month with a LO!
grapefruit / 4213 posts
I actually have a preference of when *not* to have the baby. DH and I agree that as long as it's not around Thanksgiving or Christmas holidays then any month is fine.
grapefruit / 4311 posts
we have so many birthdays, anniversaries between sept-dec, that i would rather have a Jan-June baby, but we just started trying so i really hope i'm KU before we get back around to Jan as a DD
GOLD / papaya / 10206 posts
January through March is ideal. I'd love LO #2 to be born in Jan of 2014. I liked being pregnant over the winter, I'm a hot person and I was sitting at my desk in February in a summer dress just to stay cool.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
i don't care about my comfort, but i'd think about the best time of year for them to have a birthday. they'd have an advantage if they were born in the beginning of the year, so I'll say February! January you're still recovering from the holidays.
blogger / nectarine / 2687 posts
april or may. mostly for the birthday like @mrs. bee said. you could have outside or inside birthdays with a spring birthday, and you wouldn't be the youngest in your class!
pear / 1743 posts
If we get pregnant soon, the baby will be born in the NZ spring which we would love. October/November would probably be the best time based on work schedules.
pomelo / 5000 posts
September. I live in Virginia, and that is such a pretty month. October and November have been pretty mild, too. I love when there are new babes around during the holidays. The summer months can be hot and very humid here, so people like to be in the A.C!
cantaloupe / 6206 posts
I'm pretty psyched about my actual due date - Saturday of Memorial Day weekend!!! What a way to kick off a summer on maternity leave
pomegranate / 3414 posts
DD was born is April and it was great because the weather wasn't too cold or too warm. DS was born in September and while again the weather wasn't too warm or cold being pregnant over the summer sucked so I'd say April would be my pick.
cherry / 143 posts
I think I would choose April or May because spring is just so nice! I was born in May.
I'm due beginning of January which I think is kind of crappy for baby...right after the holiday's and all but It has been quite amazing for being pregnant! I wasn't too huge in the summer, kept warm in the winter and hopefully I'll lose some of this baby weight before summer rolls back around.
cherry / 143 posts
@JoJoGirl: I was born on Memorial Day! It's always "observed" the last Monday of the month but it's pretty awesome when my birthday falls on the 3 day weekend.
cherry / 176 posts
I'm LOLing at everyone wanting a June baby. DD was born on Father's Day and it was SO. HOT. this summer that we couldn't leave the house because she would overheat and cry. Kept gazing longingly out the window.
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