Hi all,
Just found out I’m currently 5 weeks pregnant after a C-section 8 months ago. If you couldn’t guess, I am nervous.
The one time we have sex without a condom (a moment of passion by me trying to feel desired again) and I bloody get pregnant! It took 2 years to conceive my first so I wasn’t expecting this at all. Obviously I know that having sex can lead to this😂 it’s just crazy the only time without a condom😭
I think I’m just looking for reassurance from mums who have gotten pregnant before the recommended wait time.
Am I crazy for feeling worried, scared and happy and not happy all at the same time?
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Hi I’m also pregnant and I’m 5 months pp I understand what your going through 🥲

I got pregnant 6 weeks after my csection and now have a 21 month old and a 11 month old…

First congrats! I'm a mom of 2 under 2. I got pregnant with my 2nd at 7 months post partum. Your feelings are completely valid. I can tell you that i was monitored a little bit more closely because of how close my pregnancies were.
My oldest is turning 2 in a week and an my little one is 8 months old now. They will grow up together and thats what i look forward to

Hiiiiii I was in the exact same boat as you back in January….literally
I had a c section last year in April it wasnt a planned pregnancy and we was having unprotected sex for 3 years prior but nothing so after my daughter was born I didn’t think I would get pregnant again so quickly
But I was wrong I’m not 33 weeks pregnant with my second and due end of September
Please don’t worry or stress I would say that the only thing is you will get even more back pain compared to your first pregnancy but other wise don’t worry just make sure you have a good support system friends or family so you still can get plenty of rest while your first is starting to walk run and crawl in your last few weeks

Feel free to message me or call me I’m happy to give advice