congrats grecos everywhere...and as for telling people, well i think people are aware that fertility is always very susceptible to the unknown...so as many people have said already..enjoy....
my maniac girlfriend and i told everyone as soon as we could..then we found out it was twins...then the hospital accidentally let us know it was two boys..then they were born fifteen weeks prematurely weighing a feather short of two pounds...two days after they were born we suddenly had to name them...so it was aubrey and edmund...for no reason whatsoever...just liked them...afterwards we found out that there was an aubrey in the family and as for edmund...well we just like it.
they're coming home this week, after 21 weeks in hospital, the hospitals we've been in have been fan-tas-tic...so all's well that's ended well...
..so congrats and cross your fingers and toes and don't feed black cats after midnight....
Having had a miscarriage at 8 weeks when I was 31, on my birthday of all days, I would suggest you hold your horses for just a little while longer before you whip out the naming book. I don't mean to be pessimistic and I certainly wish you very good luck, but it's still very early days yet.
I didn't name my second child until she was three days old. The name we had for her, Fiona, just didn't work once she actually arrived and we realised she didn't look like a Fiona at all.
Er, I think you are thinking of either Fiat or Ferrari. Neither of which would suit my daughter. They would have to call one 'Dramatic Actress' for me to name her after a car.
And PG, forgive my severity! I'm rather superstitious about these things, as I was very excited and told everyone, and a week later wound up having to tell everyone that I was no longer expecting. In Iceland they don't tell a soul until at least three months gone. Sorry man. Nothing worse than a stormcrow. Really, really good luck. xx
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