Hi all!
I'm at the stage of life where pregnancy announcements tend to happen *all the time*. We were some of the last of our group to get married, so we've already got a bunch of "niblings" and 2 more on the way.
We, too, are trying. I'm in my mid-30s, so we're hoping it happens fast. One of our friends who just announced actually sent us ovulation kits and pregnancy tests that they had leftover, to pass on the luck, if you will. (Given that those things aren't cheap, I'm very grateful and touched.)
It's been since our honeymoon, in January, but no luck, yet. Honestly, we kind of thought at the beginning of lockdown that maybe...? And then, no. It's hard to tell if it was the stress of the crisis, though, because I've found my period to be so much worse since we've been stuck at home. (Like, DH has to make up hot water bottles and I've been making those "ow this really hurts" noises kind of pain bad.) That said, I've heard it often takes 6 months to a year to actually conceive.
Right now, we're aiming for one kid, maybe a second if things go well.
Anyone else looking to expand their family? How many kids? How soon? Tips, advice for those of us hoping?
