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Oh, and one more thing.
I'm a girl again. But, apparently nature has decided that I'm now capable of having another baby. See, if you breastfeed generally you don't ovulate for at least 6 months after you have a baby. That's nature's way of saying that you have your hands full with the one you have and your body and your mind probably can't handle another. Once the baby starts eating solid foods and breastfeeding less (although not much less...at all) women generally starts to ovulate again.
Let's have a bet to see who can guess just how long I'll make it before getting knocked up again. I'm going to try my best not to, but it didn't work last time so I'm not optimistic.
I'm a girl again. But, apparently nature has decided that I'm now capable of having another baby. See, if you breastfeed generally you don't ovulate for at least 6 months after you have a baby. That's nature's way of saying that you have your hands full with the one you have and your body and your mind probably can't handle another. Once the baby starts eating solid foods and breastfeeding less (although not much less...at all) women generally starts to ovulate again.
Let's have a bet to see who can guess just how long I'll make it before getting knocked up again. I'm going to try my best not to, but it didn't work last time so I'm not optimistic.