I think something that never puts someone's worry at ease is saying everything will be fine/ why are you worried? Sometimes worry is warranted and it is a lot of pressure to be the one working person in a family. Reality is thT he feels there is a chance your finances may not be enough to sustain things - he could be right. What you could say is et's try and if we don't have enough money, I'll get a job to help." Make him feel heard so that he doesn't have to deal with things that aren't always rosey all alone because you feel thinking about those things sours the pregnancy. I am a an er. I have a plan and two back up plans if that one doesn't work. So your guy needs to feel like he can't talk honestly with you without wking on egg shells about his concerns.
My husband is an exec w abig company and has abig income by mists standards and he still worries about money as our provider. I make sure he feels heard and understood. Good luck
Ps: financial issues is one of the top things that stresses a couple out and breaks them up. Have a back up plan just in case to keep you guys less stressed. Best wishes
You can't control his thoughts, all you can do is keep reassuring him. Maybe come up with a budget spreadsheet to show him what payments come in monthly and what goes out so he can have a tangible perspective of what to expect. If there are places you can cut back on expenses then do it. Don't buy that whatever thing that you think you want because you'll have more money for the baby. Keep making smart financial choices, make sure to put it on your budget spreadsheet, and eventually he'll come around and see that he doesn't need to panic.
I spelled and missed words because I have the app lol hope I find a little help on here or reassurance from someone with the same problem or someone who can relate