Ok so I'm expecting baby number 3 we have 2 boys 6 & 3 ... I want to tell my in laws in a cute way on Christmas Eve when we'll all ( almost all the family on his side) will be over at her house!! My mother in law has and runs her own daycare that's attached to her house .. my father in law works for the county .. I have all these ideas but not one that's jumping out at me yet HELP!!!
Get a picture frame that has spots for three separate pictures. Put a photo of your two kids in two of the spots and the ultrasound for your new baby in the other spot if you have one. If not, make a sign to put in its place, something like "Photo provided in May 2018 (or whenever the due date is)." Wrap it up like a Christmas present.
Maybe a baby bootie (pink and blue with a question mark) Christmas stocking?
http://www.babyprepping.com/holidays/christmas-pregnancy-...
we announced with a picture of the ultrasound framed and a coming soon tag on the frame.
i love the pictures of the family in shoes with a pair of baby shoes empty with a comming xxx month sign on the baby shoes.
friend of mine announced to her family (hubby included) by giving the dad to be a onesie as a christmas gift.
I like the idea of kids telling with teeshirts - because I've known families that have done this, and the children enjoy getting involved. It's cute, makes for a great photo op and they can wear the t-shirts every time you want to announce the news. Get the teeshirts big and they can wear them when the baby arrives too. Cute.
Congratulations :)
Welcome to mamapedia, Sonjah!
You want cute ways to tell people you are expecting?
Walk in wearing this T-Shirt:
https://www.zazzle.com/funny_maternity_shirt_with_baby_pe...
Or bring a cake with the expected due date on it...
or check out these ideas
https://www.thebump.com/a/fun-ways-to-announce-your-pregn...
Go to youtube and search for things like "telling your parents you are pregnant" or "pregnancy announcement" - sometimes watching videos that others have put up help you envision your in-laws' reaction even better than reading written stories. A lot depends on people's personalities, what else you'll be doing that evening, and the physical layout of the house where you'll be. You'll see everything from warming up a bun in the oven and asking the in-laws to open the oven to giving them a Christmas stocking with a tiny stocking with no name (or a question mark) as the first item they remove. And a zillion more.
