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Hey guys me and my DH were talking about if I'm pregnant how to tell our family in a very funny way so everyone will remember it and have a story to tell . So I thought I would come on here and ask everyone =]
I thought of a shirt saying Baby on board or mummy's got a kicker.
My DH said that he should say he's expecting and wait till the catch on
What are your funny ideas?
Gather everyone for a family photo at dinner, and instead of 'say cheese!' say, 'everyone say, Tashie's pregnant!' and take the photo. Lasting memory of their reactions. I'd have done this of we had semi normal family.
I've got a photo of four positive pg tests lined up in a row that I took yesterday.
I am going to write cards with "congratulations! You're a Nana again" (etc for Auntys) and the photo inside.
Just waiting until we feel confident to announce!!
that is cool! I'm going to do that!!:
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Hahahaha that ones awesome =] I will suggest that one to him =] was late last month haven't had a BFP yet but was due for AF today but still nothing =] yay so please keep FX for me
I wasn't going to see my family until I was 18 weeks pregnant so my plan was to arrive at the airport with a t-shirt saying "yes I'm pregnant" but unfortunately DH accidentally spilled the beans about 2 weeks before. I like the photo idea though, that's inspired.
Take a photo a pair of each of your shoes lined up with a pair of booties next to them
Close family we told over the phone when ivf cycle worked and they all remember it. Extended family got a Christmas card with 12 week scan photo on it.
Love the photo idea!
Same =] I think it's going to be amazing =] I can't wait for a BFP as my AF still hasn't come so FX everyone
FX Tashie :)
With number two, we invited my parents & the PILs out for dinner & put DS in a TShirt saying "big brother", with the idea of waiting for someone to notice. Unfortunately no-one did. Even when I said, "hey what do you think of DS's T-Shirt?". LOL! Most observant family ever.
When the time comes for me (which better be soon!!!! :lol: ) I plan on buying my mum a coffee cup that says something like "worlds best grandma" Or similar :lol:
We went round to my parents for a drink. After everyone had had their first, I stood up and said 'nanna, pop, do you want another drink?', it was good fun watching my mum get it straight away and having to repeat the question a few times before my dad clicked.
LOVE IT! :Lol: if we have another I'm totally doing this!:
Sent from the land of "iSomethings" so forgive me for any spelking misstaks ;)
We did something similer. At Christmas we put a short on dd saying 'big sis' my cousin new as she made it for me. Anyway we made sure my grandparents got it straight away (well we thought my nan did). After a few hours someone said what do u think of the shirt. My aunt said 'big sis. What does that mean' followed by 'how do you become a big sis?'. Omg it took forever.:
With my first it was around Christmas time that we were going to announce, so my sister made up the bon bons and instead of a joke she wrote a little poem that everyone opened up and read. Was pretty funny!
We had some pictures of our 12 week scan on my phone. At a family dinner we said we wanted to show them images of our new 'baby', the reverse cycle air con (!).
So they were flicking through and DH was giving a running commentary. They got to the scan, DH casually says "and there's our actual baby"...cue stunned silence, and then squealing. I burst into tears of course :)
Good luck with that BFP Tashie! Telling the people you love is almost as exciting as finding out yourself (almost).
haha, exactly the same thing happened to us. Silly grandparents, rofl.:
We put DD in a shirt that said "I'm going to be a BIG SISTER" and she wore it around to my parents house on Christmas Morning. It was great. :)
I told a friend accidently - we went out to celebrate her recent engagement and she was flicking through photo's on my phone and came across one of my positive HPT! Oops! I had meant to take it off my ph before I caught up with her as I had wanted our catch up to be about her!
My Dad told our extended family in his speech at a family function for my Grandparents 60th wedding anniversary. It was cute because he and my grandparents were so proud and excited...but again, I had wanted the event to be about them - not us!
All these are wonderful =] thanks for all the ideas keep em coming =] and Still hoping for a BFP