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I have an October baby and will be having a March baby. I'm super excited about my March baby, early spring so it's not super hot and I'll go back to work in June. Best part is not having to be hugely pregnant in the summer is a giant bonus to me. With LO it was the hottest summer on record and I never left the house. This time, I can wear comfy sweaters and leggings in the winter and be round and happy
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Jan baby and about to have an August baby. I would prefer mid-late Spring. April or May, maybe.
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LO is a nov baby and it was a LONG winter. I hated being cooped up in the house all day. The only good thing about it was she was a newborn so not much to do anyways. But now that she is a toddler, I am aiming for a spring/summer baby next time (May or June at this point...) because I can't imagine being cooped up with a toddler and a newborn all winter long.
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I only have 1 kiddo right now and he was born in July. Despite dreading the hot, hot summer we have here, I survived it quite well! I think it's mainly bc DS treated me so nicely!
However, I'd love to have an April/May baby so that all our birthdays are kind of evenly spaced out!
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I have a March baby but if we have another I would like a fall baby so then I would be on leave during the holidays. I don't want a summer baby cause then it would be too hot to do anything with a newborn.
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LO was due July but came in May. This LO is due end of November/beginning December and it has not been bad being pregnant during the summer. I have no preference of timing if we have a 3rd.
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I have a June baby and this next LO is due at the beginning of February. I would've preferred the October due date of my miscarriage because I would've been home over the holidays. But I think it will be good. The baby will be old enough to take outside for walks once it starts to get nice out. It was way too hot to take R on walks over the summer last year most of the time.
If we have a third LO I'd probably want a May/June due date. It works best with my school schedule.
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Maybe Sept or Oct so we wouldn't have to miss a whole summer of the beach!
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I would love a spring baby!! No more winter babies for me is a nightmare to walk around with a huge coat and a huge belly
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DS is a July baby.
I was due with another July baby but had an early MC recently. I really don't care what month our next one is born in, I really didn't want August though because we have so many August birthdays in my family. I actually wouldn't mind a November or December baby this time around, because I could have maternity leave on the holidays (I'm a nurse and end up having to work most holidays.)
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DD was an August baby. I hated having to be pregnant during the summer. Kept getting dehydrated.
DS was a January baby. It was too cold to have him out and about. Plus I had like three visitors at the hospital. But it was an easier pregnancy.I think the next one id like to have at the beginning of Michigan warm season so he/she doesn't have to be so bundled up right away. So prolly between April or May. Anyways I'm kinda hoping for another girl when we have another so I can dress her in my daughters cute dresses!
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I had LO1 at the end of August and pros were: I got to wear maxi dresses and flip flops all the time and working for a school district I finished in June and had all summer to prepare for the baby. Cons were it was uncomfortable and hot when you're most uncomfortable and also once I became more confident to go out and she was a bit older it was winter with not much to do and super cold. Baby #2 will come in February and so far pros are:I'm loving the clothes because I only bought staple items and then layered on top items that I already have so its nice to feel like I can still wear MY clothes. Cons so far is when I was in my most awkward time (bloat but no bump yet) it was mid summer and I had to still wear summer clothes and bathing suits ick!
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I would love a August/September baby. I didn't mind being pregnant in the summer.
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DS is early November baby and #2 will be in May.
I prefer an early fall baby because of how it coincides with Canada's one year mat leave. Babies get so much more interactive and fun near the end of the fun year so it's great to enjoy the summer before going back to work. Where I am, we have a long winter, it was tough being cooped up for the newborn stage for all of winter!
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