Finding out you are pregnant usually sends a flurry of emotions through your body. You feel nervous, excited, surprised, scared, delighted and many other emotions. After the joy and excitement of finding out you are pregnant subsides somewhat, your attention will probably turn to spreading the news that you are expecting a baby. After telling your husband or spouse, you will want to tell your family and close friends. Then you tell your acquaintances, and finally you tell anyone who will listen. When you decide to “tell the world” of your pregnancy, you will want to send personalized pregnancy announcement cards. Our exclusive collection of unique pregnancy announcements includes a variety of themes, colors, images and styles. We invite you to browse our complete selection and locate the one that is ideal for your particular pregnancy situation. As an added feature, we can add a photo or picture to any of the pregnancy announcements cards on our site for a small additional cost. Just include your request in the “Additional Comments” box, and after completing your order, go to the Click Here to Upload Photo option on the home page. Our extensive collection of Pregnancy Announcements Wording Ideas and Wording Verses & Sayings for Pregnancy Announcements Cards will assist you. More About Pregnancy Announcements . .

You can then add your own personal message (say anything you want to say), set the ink color, typestyle and fonts and then instantly preview your own customized pregnancy announcement before you buy. If you want to try another ink color, typestyle or fonts, simply change the settings and click “preview” again. This process can be repeated until you get your pregnancy announcements exactly like you want them.

When to tell others is an individual decision you can make. Sharing the joyous news of your pregnancy is a very personal decision. Some choose to share the good news early and often. They will tell anyone who will listen. As soon as they are certain of the news, they are on the phone calling their friends and family. The other extreme is to tell no one. These people may also wait until they have reached a predetermined point in their pregnancy before they share the pregnancy news. Then they might tell only on a need to know basis, often waiting until their expanding abdomen shouts the pregnancy news for them.