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Congratulations!
Although it is never suggested to have a least minimum difference of 3 years between your sucessive children for their safety, and yours, of course! As i see that you are freshly out of your first pregnancy just 5 months ago, and pregnanct again, it can be a little too much for your body. There isn't always complications in the 'pregnancy' but generally cmplications occur, after your oregnancy is over. Womne starts to feel exhausted and worn off all the time. Feeling tired always, more so because both the children are very young and will keep you iccupied always. As you have already concieved now, i will only suggest you to stay as calm as much possible. Do not stress out yourself to sick. You can cause a lot of harm to yourself and your upcoming child if not. I know it seems difficuld, but if you try to keep your calm, and act smartly, youcan manage both your child an doregnancy altogether. Although a litgle helo of nanny or your mother can be of a lot of use.

Thanks. I asked this because this happened to me I'm currently 31 weeks pregnant and my baby is doing fine but I read a lot of stories about when you get pregnant less than 2 years apart your chances for premature birth increases.

I got pregnant with #2 when my son was 6 months old. I had an emergency section with my first and a scheduled section with the second. I carried to 39 weeks when our csection date was planned. My pregnancy was flawless with no complications.

No, but my Dad and his brother were born 11 months apart. There were no complications to my knowledge. Must have been tiring, though!

I am currently about 35 weeks pregnant with my second baby, we got pregnant 5 months after our first so they will be 14 months apart. So far things are going well. :)

A friend of mine got pregnant 5 months after her son was born and carried to term. I got pregnant when my son was 8 months old and am currently 28 weeks and baby is doing great.