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12wks pregnant, haven’t told kids, may have to move…ugh, help!?
We’re 12wks pregnant with #4 and have still yet to tell our kids, mainly b/c we don’t know how to tell our oldest, who will be 18 in on the 17th. She wasn’t keen on the idea of us having another now when we spoke about it 5ms ago. (While my 6 & 4yr were!) We had/have a lot planned for her this yr (college hunting, hs graduation, going up to college etc) & a baby around didn’t fit in her mind.
My hubby & I discussed pros & cons of waiting (I’m 38), made sure we could keep everything for this yr planned, & went with it. Now we’re starting to panic b/c there’s not enough room in our home for a fourth w/out moving all my oldest’s stuff out or moving all together. Just another thing to throw onto the pile.
I want to tell her all of this this week, but I’m having a hard time thinking of a way to do so w/out making it seem like we’re replacing her in the home or trying to “ruin” anything. She would have loved a new baby in the home last yr! Any ideas?
I would thumbs up the answer above me if I could 
…so consider yourself 1+.
My oldest daughter, Lina, just turned 18 on Nov 30th and my son turned 6 in late October. We had a baby boy in Sept 21.
My daughter acted VERY similar to the way yours did when we told her we wanted another.She loves babies and babysits for them etc, but the idea of having one at home when you’re a senior in high school really isn’t that exciting. You’re about to graduate, leave for college and move out on your own and now mom and dad have a baby at home! Wooo! I think I would feel a bit upset as well.
We told her after my first trimester that we were going to have another baby and he’d be due Dec 1 (my early bird). She wasn’t too thrilled and was a little upset, but within a week or two, she really didn’t seem to care anymore. The baby was an ADDITION, not a replacement because she was leaving, and things between us wouldn’t change. I think that’s a big fear for a teen in this kind of situation. She was an only child for a while, as was yours, then another came into the picture…and now another when she’s now an adult herself.
Now that Logan is here, she adores having him in the house. She loves to help out (not all the time of course) and is even willing to stay home to babysit. We still went to look at colleges, still plan on going somewhere for graduation and still plan to take her up to college. Nothings going to change except an extra person is going to be coming with us or the babysitter will be watching another boy. No big deal.
As for having enough room in your home…I’d suggest either A) putting on an addition if you can, B) building a room for her in the basement or C) moving all together. My parents turned my room into a GYM the day after I left for college and it hurt. I’m sure Lina would be annoyed if she left for college, came home and saw her room was redone for the baby.
It’s simply a change and not everyone adjusts well to it. If she gets upset, let her be. I promise it won’t be for very long at all. She’ll think it through like my daughter and realize that nothings going to drastically change, there’s nothing she can do about the baby coming, and maybe start to get excited about a baby coming into the home. 
Best Wishes
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