I consider the ideal time to announce a pregnancy to be after confirmation by the doctor. Announcing as soon as you 'feel' pregnant (or after a home test) may be premature because several women 'conceive' but the pregnancy is doomed, and the doctor will sometimes be able to tell. If you have already announced at this point, it's very upsetting to have to tell everyone you were wrong.
It depends who you are telling. The father and your parents I would tell as soon as the doctor confirmed it but to friends not until I enter the second trimester. That is because the risk for miscarriage is greatest in the first trimester.
They usually say after the first trimester when the chances of miscarriage are significantly lower, but you can announce your pregnancy any time you feel comfortable doing so. Good luck.
As loud as you can, and in your highest, most annoying voice.
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One good way to announce a pregnancy is make a gourmet dinner. Invite the family to dinner and announce it. You can also send them a flower bouquet with a note telling them Congrats Grandma or whoever it may be.
you can't avoid pregnancy unless you use a comdum or BC.
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You don't. Tell as soon as you find out. Its the best way if ur a teen.
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You can just do a post with photo of your baby bump. Personally, I wouldn't announce something as special as a pregnancy on facebook. Plus, there are privacy concerns - anything you post on facebook may get posted elsewhere without your permission and I wouldn't want anyone to be able to guess my baby's birthdate or other personal info. For my pregnancy, I chose to mail out some pregnancy announcements. I picked this card: www.babycachet.com/Blue_Maternity_Dress_Pregnancy_Announcements_p/bmip0001.htm
This is a very personal choice. It will not be too inappropriate to announce the good news. As long as your sister think this is good for you, then it is perfectly fine. They should not be too upset about this.
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It depends on the context but it's typically not something that you announce when introducing yourself.