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Make him hold your hair back...he needs to see the ugly side of pregnancy
. Let hi float on cloud 9 for awhile...he'll come back down to earth soon enough, haha.
PS i think it's super cute your husband is all excited. Mine has a mental stigma that pregnant women are "gross" (ugh--i think it's b/c he's never been around a pregnant lady) so I think the fact that he's bubbly and on cloud 9 is awesome =]
Isn't it cute when guys who are ready for fatherhood are so giddy about it? My husband is the same way. He's been very loving and supportive through my mood swings and intestinal changes and everything else that comes with the territory.
Yes, in some ways, I am more the 'pessimist'--always thinking about finances, health and practical stuff, but that's the way I am in our regular relationship, too. I think my brain can handle the hard realities. We've recently figured that out... I don't bring up as many of the bad things with him, but I do make sure to have a support system to talk to about those things. He sees enough of the hormonal and physical changes, and for not carrying this baby like I am, has expressed a ton of interest and excitement. For me, that's a valuable counterpoint to the sobering reality of having a baby.
Aw... that's so cute, but I'm sorry you feel that way sometimes. Totally understandable though. Maybe sit him down and be like I know we're all excited, but we really need to be serious about this for a few minutes okay? and hash it out?
good ideas! another detail is that he handles most (but not all) of the finances currently, so I can't even see all of the budget w/o his help...maybe I'll ask him if he'd rather schedule a "budget meeting" ;)
My husband, who is the step-father of my two daughters, is also super giddy and excited with my being pregnant with his first child. For the most part I'm okay with it, but I do get kind of annoyed sometimes. He and my younger daughter think morning sickness and dry-heaving is the most hilarious thing they've ever seen & heard, so they're bonding over that while I'm just feeling crappy. Sometimes, I catch him watching me like a lovesick little puppy, and when I ask him what the hell is wrong with him, he just sighs and tells me I'm so beautiful and he's so lucky I'm having his baby, or he'll tell the girls, "your mom is so pretty." I know I should be all flattered and grateful, but right now, I feel like a blobby science experimemt, so it annoys me. I usually snap back at him with something super gross about being pregnant, and how does he feel about that? He thinks it's soooo funny.
He's actually also the one who's more worried about health and finances. I'm considered high-risk and have to have ultrasounds every two weeks and we have to travel to see a Perinatologist a few times. Well, I argued with my dr that I didn't think that all the testing and appts were neccesary, but he totally took their side and he's doing research on all the little health issues that could pop up. Whatever. I don't worry about $ by nature so that's all him.
With my first daughter, her father went through a fairy tale period. We had only been casually dating. He was really excited and daydreamy about it. And then one day it hit him, and he was literally like "oh shit," only whatever that would be in spanish. So, it caught up with him. I'm sure your husband will come around to reality in his own time!! He sounds like a total sweetheart!!
My DH was like that until a week ago. I'm due in 10 days. LOL! All the sudden it hit him that things needed to GET DONE before the baby gets here, DUH! He fixed and cleaned up the spare bedroom, and has moved on to other areas of the house to clean now. It's great, but I was like "Um, what do you think I've been nagging about for nine months??"
Silly men.
@Starlet YES! the lovesick puppy face...he makes the goofiest faces at me...it was cute at first, but sometimes I feel like an animal at the zoo
@Mighty I bet that's how my hubby will be...he was the same when we moved my stuff out of my bigger house into his...and with the wedding planning (light bulb goes off in my head)
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So, my husband has only been 100% giddy since we found out I am pregnant, especially since I started showing. He doesn't worry about $$, health issues, and he grins every time he sees my bump. Normally you would think that is awesome and supportive, but sometimes it makes me feel more alone. Like, why am I the only one bringing up our budget a meelion times?...also, when I have nausea or pregnancy related pains, and he's all bubbly, it is hard to take. LOL
Anyone else have this happen to them? It's not that I want my husband to be a worry wart and get me freaked out, but sometimes it makes me feel like I get to do all the "dirty work" and he just gets to float on cloud 9. :P