Should I do genetic testing?

I didn't do it because the reasons you said and the things they test for can be wrong (like what happened to my cousin) and we don't have a history of any of the things they test for on either side of the family so I didn't see the point the odds were in our favor to not test

@caracross1, @emilyyy96___ @kmrie I just recently learned that a lot of people don't test...the result wouldn't change how I feel about the baby but I do think worrying about the results would put a lot of unneeded stress on me and in turn the baby who has nothing to worry about! Idk I planned on doing it but now I'm second guessing myself so I wanted some opinions thanks ladies :) @soon2bemomof2 @californiahaley @bengsmom10 @santistevanmommie

I did because I'm over 35 so it was recommended for me. The results wouldn't have mattered but at least we could be prepared.

I always did, why not? I would rather be prepared, than unprepared and I would always love my babies no matter what ♡

I really only did it because I thought it was standard to do it but I've learned that it's not so it's really up to you

Isn't it just a blood test? If so why not?..

I didn't

I would say if there is any adoption or uncertainty about your family history, absolutely!

If you want. I didn't.

if you want. I did