having issues going back on birth control?

I so know how you feel, I feel the same! Not quite ready for another baby but hate the idea of preventing one too. I too am on the minipill (dont really know why though because we hardly ever have sex!) and what I like about it compared with the 'normal' pill is that it doesnt effect your cycle so you just continue to take it throughout your period. So what Im trying to say is that when you are ready to have nunber two you just stop taking the mini pill and your body should be ready straight away (depending on your fertility of course)

I had a friend who accidently got preg 2 and half months after giving birth and although she had a perfectly healthy baby at the end of it she had a terrible pregnancy because her internal muscles hadnt tightened up properly so her baby sat very low the whole pregnancy and she was in a lot of pain, so it doespay to wait a bit longer if you can.

Look fwd to comparing TWW signs with you again in the future X

After having my daughter I was petrified of becoming pregnant again, we started having sex after 4 weeks and were strict with condoms at first, but it was all to easy after a glass of wine to not use them. I didn't want to go back on the pill as it hadn't worked first time around and knew with a baby in tow I would all to easily forget to take it. I opted for a IUS (mirena coil), and it was a good choice now I do not have to take anything and I do not have to worry about pregnancy either, it has had both good and bad reviews, but it works for me.

I am very completely happy with my IUD. I have the copper IUD, and it harm like hell while I had it inserted, however best for the reason that I have not ever been pregnant. I do have moderate cramps earlier than my interval, and it's kind of heavier, however it is very freeing, in comparison to the loopy temper swings, top blood stress, and the entire different part results the tablet, the patch and the hoop gave me. IUDs in these days are a lot more unique than IUDs within the eighty's

The main issue is not if it is kinder on your body but on the unborn child. The newborn is more likely to be born too soon, too small, or with a low birth weight and may not grow well and is more likely to die before the age of five if conceived within six months of the last birth. The risks are similar but less pronounced if you conceive again within two years of giving birth. Personally I couldn't do that to my child, I'd always blame myself if something went wrong...

"i keep meaning to start taking it but i dont want to"

Well, make up your mind! These are human lives we're talking about! If you want another one, great, if you don't want another one (yet) then get on the pill. Simple as that.

Do you want to get pregnant RIGHT NOW or not?

I honestly don't understand how you feel, because I was ecstatic to start taking my pills again. :)

But...I'm going to highly recommend you just take them for now (same exact time, every day.) You have time to TTC again if that's what you want...but your body seriously needs to rest and recover for right now.

breastfeeding is not a birth control.go on the pill for the peace of mind

"do you know what i mean"

No. These are people you are considering producing or not producing. What are you talking about? Do you want another baby or not?

It is v unlikely that you will get pregnant now -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactational_amenorrhe...

but time to sort it out, no? That only lasts a little while longer.