Pram wives tale
A family member has recently bought my pram for me. Is it too early to put it together and get it out the box?🙈 I’m 22 weeks and 3 days💙
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I would put it together just to check everything is alright, as you probably have a limited time window to repair replace it for free if it has any problems.
I didn't even order a pram until I was over 6 months. Then again I was moving house, so didn't have room for ordering anything before this
Very superstitious here. It’s bad luck even having it in your house. I had mine delivered to my mums address, she checked and put it together than dropped it at the house the day my daughter was born.
Never too early😁
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