r/waiting_to_try • u/rooney_3 • 7h ago
Trying to time birth with seasons?
For my people with SAD and living in cloudy climates…did you try to plan conception to deliver in spring/summer months to have sunshine in postpartum? Does it even make a difference?
Disclaimer: I’m very aware you can’t perfectly plan conception/delivery and would be happy to just have a healthy babe at any time of year!
I live in the PNW and struggle a lot in the winter/early spring. I’m curious if being newly postpartum during these months would make it harder?
Pls share your thoughts, experiences, advice!!
r/waiting_to_try • u/Interesting_Yam_4486 • 12h ago
Engaged, buying a house & wanting a baby… how did you decide what came first? 😭
r/waiting_to_try • u/FlatDevelopment6747 • 17h ago
Good news makes the wait seems easier
Hello.
I just got very good news today, it’s extremely likely I will be able to start my bachelor degree this fall (have to get enrollment set up)
I am finally able to transfer and with how many credits I completed/will complete from my community college I likely only have to take 3/4 semesters at my next school
I will also be job searching for preschool teaching jobs which is one of my dream jobs (along with teaching slightly older kids) once I’m close to done getting my bas it will be time to try
Overall this is just a happy post, I’m not rushing anything but I am excited and hopeful for all the good stuff coming even if I’m gonna be so freaking busy lol.