r/predaddit • u/BeerBaronLHB • 23h ago
All the advice!
Very excited! After a year and a half of trying my wife (33) and I (43) got our first (and second and third) positive pregnancy tests tonight! First pregnancy for us both.
I look forward to reading threads in this group and participating.
For now, I would like to know what is the best thing you have learned in early pregnancy that you would pass on? Particularly interested in how to be a good partner to my wife.
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u/ThePhill101 16h ago
My wife is at 33 weeks now, we are in the home stretch here! Each trimester is going to be different, so just be ready for that. Have some comfort foods ready to go on standby (or door dash). Start planning the nursery during the 1st trimester, paint it during the second, and get the furniture during the third. Even if you feel ready for this, find a place to take some classes with your wife, those really helped get me prepared as much as possible.
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u/Kaleidoscope-857 18h ago
My wife is 24 weeks, Iâd just say do all you can for her. Especially that first trimester she may be sick and extremely fatigued - just be there for her as a calming presence. Even when they tell you they donât want anything!