[Chelziee]

Ladies, (and Gregg) I am having the baby itch. You know the one that says....
CHELSEY YOU WANT ANOTHER BABY NOW THAT YOURS ARE GROWING UP!
My oldest will be 2 in August and my youngest 1 in September. My husband leaves for some training in the morning and will be gone all but the one week of Christmas, but all I can think about is wanting another baby. My husband was not able to be home for either of the births of our children, and I must be crazy because this would be the same situation all over again. Any suggestions on how to make this baby wanting itch go away? Or could I borrow some ones new born baby please?

[ClarissaNassar]

LOL I was having that too so ijust got preggers! hahahaaa

You can totally swoon and spoil my kid once SHE is here {I'm hoping for a girl}

[Knoxville Doula]

Have you thought about becoming a doula or childbirth educator? Some sort of birth professional? A lot of wonderful women are in the birth field because they have chronic baby itch. =0)

[alex101]

OMG I have this too! Myself and my husband kinda want another one but if we think about it too much we'll probably decide against it. I found some good advice here actually: Pregnancy in Ireland | MummyPages.ie

[janinvan]

Well ladies, after one I'm done LOL. I don't think I'll ever get that "itch" again!

[AngelaMays]

Having a baby may be one of life's most exciting moments. Thus, being careful in the course of having one is very important like making sure of attending doctor's appointments and avoiding medication like antidepressant Zoloft that may affect the baby's health. Several Zoloft birth defects lawsuit has been pursued by victimized patients against Pfizer, its manufacturer.

[anitagrace2]

Itching without Roseola can be normal or abnormal in pregnancy. Advice should be find if itching begain after the first trimester.