My wife and I love the name Spencer for a girl, but some of my friends I’ve told think it’s more a boys name. I always think of Spencer off pretty little liars so it’s always been more of a girls name to me. Is it too boyish would we regret naming our child Spencer if it’s a girl.

Edit: Australian, and to be clear we aren’t finding out the gender until birth which is why we are sticking with unisex names

Edit: I really did not think this post was going to be so controversial, I especially didn’t expected people who don’t like the name Spencer to downvote others that do. I will say with the help of this post I have decided I still love the name even with the controversy and it seems to be a love or hate name for a girl.

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u/Kitchen-Potato-8090 — 6 days ago

Nervous about line progression

My wife and I (same sex couple) have been trying for a baby and have done 6 medicated cycles with a known donor, this was our last try before seeking IVF. Well to my surprise I’ve had some positive tests but I’m so nervous about my line progression from 11-12DPO. I do have the gp today but not sure when I might get results back.

u/Kitchen-Potato-8090 — 4 months ago

Thin lining

Hi everyone, I went in for a scan today on CD10 with two follicles 13.5 and 12mm but my lining was only 3.3mm I was on letrozole 2.5mg CD4-8. I’ve not had issues with my lining being this thin before but my follicles have always been already been mature 18mm -29mm by the time I’ve had my ultra sound and it’s been anywhere from 6-8.5mm. Going to talk to my dr today about estrogen support, is there anything else you did to help thicken your lining? This will help our last try before taking a break and moving to IVF.

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u/Kitchen-Potato-8090 — 4 months ago