Hypothetically speaking, what day should I have sex in order for my baby to be delivered on December 15, 2009?
[I know that one cannot plan the exact convincing/delivery date… but I'm just hypothetically speaking…]
Also, when it's the first child, do women usually deliver earlier or later than the due date?
Update:There is no such thing as a dumb question; and the only dumb thing is you and your answer. Don't sheesh me. If you don't like my question, don't answer it. And in case you have not been to school and cannot read, I had the word "hypothetically" in there! And what does all this have to do with loving the baby? Did I mention along the lines without realizing it that I won't love my baby unless the baby is born on this day?
Though my intentions are not to plan the date of my delivery, I'm sorry that your empty life makes you jealous that some people can actually plan their pregnancy ahead of time…
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I conceived around April 2nd and my last period was March 19th and that gave me a due date of December 24th. So I would guess sometime in the middle to end of March.
And ignore the person who said it was a dumb question some people just don't understand that you can actually plan a pregnancy and not just get knocked up by chance.
I got pregnant on March 11 and I am due Dec. 2 so I would suggest sex around March 24th. I have heard that women can deliver later with their first child if its a boy, but I think that is a bunch of bologne. My mother delivered 2 weeks early with my older brother (her first) and my sister delivered 2 weeks early with her daughter (also her first). I am thinking it may have to do with genetics, body type, and if that baby just plain insists on coming out. Good luck!
i delivered 10 days past my due date...on dec 25, 2008. i conceived march 19-23 (cant be sure of the exact date)..my lmp was march7th. so my guess is try march 9-15. then again unless you go for a planned c-section,the baby will come only when its ready! good luck!!
Sometime around March 20th I would say, and it seems as though that most first time mothers tend to deliver a little late.