I'm younger than that, but I will say a lot of patience and a lot of communication is extremely important. financially as of right now, my fiancé works and I stay at home with our daughter. save up and stock up on baby necessities (diapers, wipes, formula (if you don't breast feed of course!) ) while you are pregnant and have some extra money put away so when baby arrives you have a little something for emergencies. sorry if that's not much help but that's how we are making it work as of now.😊
That helps. My boyfriend and I live about an hour away from another so the distance is scary. Do you guys live together? That's what we want to do and figure out.
Make it as in which ways? Me and my man I'm 21 he's 23 and I mean I wanna rip his head off but we are an open book and share everything with each other so that helps. Money wise it sucks I am a waitress so main source of living is from me he barely makes enough money and is too lazy to get another job so I secretly save on the side.
I was 17 with my first and will be turning 22 after my second is born. Money can be tight at times but we always make sure that our bills are paid and there is food in the cabinets. Dont show your anger frustration or emotions in front of your child and they will never know you had hard times :) patience, communication laughter and love will be your beat friend
I'm 22 my man is 23 and when we first got pregnant we lived an hour away from each other too. I stressed out about not having him nearby and I didn't want him to miss out on seeing his baby so around 28 weeks I moved in with him and his family (which I was nervous about but so far it's worked out very well). My bf is in nursing school and I'm on disability due to being a high risk pregnancy so we just save what we can and when he graduates in July we will finally be able to make enough money to support our family. Since you live so far away from your man I would recommend trying to find a way to move in together or at least closer. It made things a lot better for us when we did that.
🍄Taylor🍄·
Мама дочки-младенца
I'm younger than that, but I will say a lot of patience and a lot of communication is extremely important. financially as of right now, my fiancé works and I stay at home with our daughter. save up and stock up on baby necessities (diapers, wipes, formula (if you don't breast feed of course!) ) while you are pregnant and have some extra money put away so when baby arrives you have a little something for emergencies. sorry if that's not much help but that's how we are making it work as of now.😊
Tai·
That helps. My boyfriend and I live about an hour away from another so the distance is scary. Do you guys live together? That's what we want to do and figure out.
megan·
Мама дочки (3 года), беременна (33 нед.)
Make it as in which ways? Me and my man I'm 21 he's 23 and I mean I wanna rip his head off but we are an open book and share everything with each other so that helps. Money wise it sucks I am a waitress so main source of living is from me he barely makes enough money and is too lazy to get another job so I secretly save on the side.
Cierra Stewart·
I was 17 with my first and will be turning 22 after my second is born. Money can be tight at times but we always make sure that our bills are paid and there is food in the cabinets. Dont show your anger frustration or emotions in front of your child and they will never know you had hard times :) patience, communication laughter and love will be your beat friend
mmora·
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I'm 22 my man is 23 and when we first got pregnant we lived an hour away from each other too. I stressed out about not having him nearby and I didn't want him to miss out on seeing his baby so around 28 weeks I moved in with him and his family (which I was nervous about but so far it's worked out very well). My bf is in nursing school and I'm on disability due to being a high risk pregnancy so we just save what we can and when he graduates in July we will finally be able to make enough money to support our family. Since you live so far away from your man I would recommend trying to find a way to move in together or at least closer. It made things a lot better for us when we did that.