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3 under 3

Hey all so i have a 20month old son and a 4 month old daughter and we have just found out we are pregnant again. I have been dadted 4weeks pregs and with the first 2 my morning sickness started after 6 weeks but this time it started about a week n a half ago when i was around 2 and a half weeks... is this normal has anyone else had this? Iv only ever known people to start morning sickness after 6 weeks. Any help of knowledge would be apprecuated
P.s i have not yet had a scan yet midwife just calculated from date of my last period
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I also will have 3 under 3 but only for a short time as my daughter will turn 3 when the baby will be almost one month old. I think it's normal to start nausea anytime during pregnancy unfortunately.. maybe it'll end earlier for you this time around? Either way, I think it's normal.
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My baby is just 10months and am 6 months pregnant. Feels very weird because I feel I might not pay enough attention to him again oonce the new baby is here.
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A little off topic but how did your 20 month old do? Are they 16 months apart? I'm due in 44 days with my second and my son will be 16-17 months old when she's born and I'm super nervous!
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You can have morning sickness anytime within 9 months
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