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to tell or not to tell?

Doc gave me a due date of July 25 (my first) but they don't do ultrasounds till at least 10 weeks but I'm going at 11 weeks which is the week after Xmas... I m considering telling only family but maybe I should only tell parents.... Such a debate...
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I'm due 25th! I've told my family but regret telling them now as my mother just miscarried at 12 week's, I think I told them way to soon
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I had my first ultrasound at 5 weeks. I go back Monday for another :D honestly, do what u want but for me, im waiting until I get into my 2nd trimester to tell "everybody". There's only a select few that know now.
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I've been debating the same thing... ultra sound is scheduled for the 30th but had originally planned on announcing at Christmas
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I've told my parents and a few really close friends. I just had a 7 week scan yesterday  (actually 2 because I started bleeding) but plan on telling more of my family at Christmas. Seeing that little love and that heart beat made me want to share with everyone.
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My due date is 2 days later , I told our parents and my grandma but she told everyone lol. It's a beautiful thing , I think you should tell everyone after you get your ultrasound. So that you can post a picture of it and surprise everyone
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