I think everyone's different when it comes to this kind of thing...only you know how organised you can be, and how good you are with time management etc. Being your first bub, I guess it's hard to gauge how you will feel about a range of different things after the birth, but if you have that motivation there to do it, it can be done. I have a friend who started her Bachelor of Business (with a double major, but I can't remember what it is) when her 2nd bub was about 3 months old. She juggled fine, loved it, but was EXTREMELY busy and is just really lucky she copes ok on just a few hours sleep (like sometimes 2 or 3 hours) if necessary.

Me...well I was all set to start a degree at the beginning of next year, because my youngest is off to prep and I KNOW that for myself, study and kids both full-time won't work. I can't do a long-distance course (it's psych and has to be done full-time and on campus). And I'm not prepared, personally, to juggle like that - I chose to be a SAHM first and foremost. My study has now gone out the window, for now, cause bub #3 snuck up on us LOL I was really looking forward to it all - it's something I've been waiting to do for awhile - but couldn't be happier that we are adding to our little family and I have the rest of my life to start that. The most I will contemplate in the next 4 years, tho, is maybe doing the odd TAFE subject or the like that will help with credit points when I eventually come to do the degree - stuff I can do from home in my own time, but I am talking when bub is a bit older, cause although I'm not a stress-nut when it comes to having babies around, I do know that it's a busy, full-time job and for me personally to stay sane, I have to devote myself just to that without committing to anything major.

Perhaps have the bub, settle into a routine and see how you feel It could be perfect for you - or you might decide to take it slower than anticipated