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How can I tell my mother I'm pregnant?

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Last Updated: 10/27/2020 at 9:55am
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gentleVoice88
July 16th, 2016 8:28pm
The besy thing you can do is be honest. Sit her down and tell her you have something to tell her maybe get some support from a friend or sibling and ask them to be there when you tell her. Life can be tough but it will get better in time. With good support from those around you you will be able to make the right choices
Anonymous
July 21st, 2016 2:36am
If it is an unexpected pregnancy, just tell her. Do not let her find out from someone else. I hope you can find a comfortable place where both you and she can talk, when you both have time to discuss the endless questions. Love each other. If it is a welcomed pregnancy then bring on the fun ways to surprise her. Your mother loves you no matter what.
neverendingSoul47
July 31st, 2016 3:34pm
I would sit her down when she is calm and in a good mood and say "Mom, I have something I would like to tell you.". Then tell her the news and remain calm even if she responds with anger or sadness.
bigBubbles
August 3rd, 2016 2:19am
let her understand your situation and tell her that you know you were wrong, you weren't in the right mind when it happened and as she is your mother she would come around definitely
BCWC
August 4th, 2016 8:12am
You absoulutely should tell your mother cause if you do not say it now, and if she learn so late, it can be so hard both of you.
AlwaysHereToHelp2232
August 5th, 2016 3:02am
Wait for a good moment and then ask to speak to her about something serious and then just come out with it.
miraculousBeauty49
August 5th, 2016 1:59pm
In person is one of the most direct ways but writing a letter can give you a chance to collect and organise your thoughts and feelings.
Anonymous
August 5th, 2016 6:51pm
What you should do is you should talk to her have it sit her down at the table and have a serious conversation with her don't just come out with it build up to it so she's kind of expecting it and then just come out with it but slowly
Anonymous
August 6th, 2016 4:33am
Tell your mother calmly and seriously that you are a little scared, concerned, or just nervous and that you have something personal and serious to talk with her about. If you're in person and prefer privacy, ask her to come to your room with you or to a private area. Say something like "I feel really __ about this, but I need your love and support. I'm pregnant and I feel __ about it and I need you right now. Can I get a hug?"
Anonymous
August 6th, 2016 12:06pm
Just speak with her privately. Approach her in a calm manner and tell her. She'll understand.she will
Anonymous
August 6th, 2016 7:11pm
Have a conversation with your mother, sit down and talk in a loving way and explain your worries and your feelings. Gradually lead up to it.
Listeningcreature
August 9th, 2016 3:01am
I would start to give her the impressions that I might be I would over exaggerate these symptoms and eventually they her suspect it
HelpingHand315
August 23rd, 2016 8:11pm
Make sure you're in a safe enviorment and feel confortable telling her. other than then just be honest. she might be mad at first but after that she will probably come around and help you out with anything you need
Anonymous
March 14th, 2017 3:21am
Sit her down, pour a cup of tea and tell her you need to speak with her about an urgent matter. Remember to breathe and think clearly, Tell her you appreciate everything she's done for you and that now, you are expecting to bring her grandchild into this world and that you need her support now more than ever.
avanef
March 20th, 2017 8:59pm
You go to her when you're ready to tell her. Understand all the things that will change in your life and just hope she's going to be there for you when it all happens. You might have been taught a good lesson about it.
RandiiBabyy
April 10th, 2017 11:16pm
This is from my personal experience. The best way to tell your mother is sit her down when it's just you and her. Be honest and open about all your feeling about it.
LifeAddict1
June 27th, 2017 9:32pm
Set up time where you are not likely to be interrupted. Break the news gently and remain calm even if your mother does not take the news well. Be prepared to answer some difficult questions. Be assertive and polite.
Drkid
July 24th, 2018 7:51am
There's no other way to tell her than to just let it out. She's your mother and will love you no matter what. Sir her down one on one and explain the situation.
DreamBig91
September 18th, 2018 2:11am
If it's good news I hope she's happy. But, if it's news you're worried about, it's important for you to ask your mother for her support. An unexpected pregnancy is scary news! Most especially when you're young and or single. Luckily, we live in a world where your unwanted blessing can make another couple overjoyed. This is YOUR body and YOUR choice, no matter how old you are. Just keep in mind that although having a baby is a wonderful experience...it's also not easy. At all. Make the best choice for baby and you. Show your mom that you're serious, if you want to keep the baby. But, really think about what YOU want before you say anything.
secrethelp21
July 14th, 2020 6:46pm
This is beatful moment . Evry mother love dauther pregnant. Start a new life.How to say you are pregnant: You have more options. 1) Sit down and talk to her and tell her 2) Take a picture of the first examination and place it on the table 3) Buy baby sneakers, put them on her toe and write: Make me a place grandma. 4) Print body grandma I'm coming You have a variety of ideas. Be creative and relax.be healty and good look preganant. Of the moment ready for new life.Search and find shirt , the best shops , eating , diapers, baby bootle .....
Anonymous
October 27th, 2020 9:55am
This is hard news to hear for a mother, especially if you are young and unmarried. The setting is just as important as the message. I suggest picking a moment that you are both calm, early morning or early evening after a non-stressful day could work. If you can manage it, take her out for dinner; it's neutral grounds and she would not want to make a scene so she us less likely to erupt at that. Tell her you know she might be disappointed, but you really need her strength and support at the moment. She'll most likely be upset at you, but she'll have your back. And you can reach out to the 7cups community if you need more support.