If you’re pregnant with baby number three and baby number two is only two, should you have a baby shower?

[Anonymous]

Would it be asking for or doing too much?

[Anonymous]

Whether or not to have a baby shower when you are pregnant with your third child while your second child is just two years old is a personal decision that depends on your own preferences and circumstances. Some factors to consider may include your financial situation, the support network you have in place, and your personal traditions and values.

In general, baby showers are typically held to celebrate the arrival of a new baby and to provide support and gifts for the parents-to-be. However, some people may choose not to have a baby shower for their third child if they feel that it is not necessary or if they have already received a lot of baby gear and supplies from previous pregnancies.

If you do decide to have a baby shower for your third child, it may be helpful to consider hosting a smaller, more low-key celebration that focuses on the community and support network you have in place, rather than on receiving gifts. Alternatively, you could consider hosting a "sprinkle" instead of a full baby shower, which is a smaller and more casual celebration that typically focuses on providing practical gifts or items that the family may need for the new baby.

Ultimately, the decision to have a baby shower or not is a personal one that depends on your individual circumstances and preferences. It's important to prioritize your own well-being and comfort, and to make a decision that feels right for you and your family.

[LazerBean]

I doubt it. Most people only have a shower for the first baby, generally speaking.