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"PinterestFacebookPHOTO: Getty ImagesOh hi, my most favorite mommy-to-be in the world. (Sorry, Jessica Simpson). Your baby is going to have the best hair.\nIn case you missed it (Is that even possible? It&amp;#39;s all anyone is talking about!), it&amp;#39;s now confirmed that Kate Middleton is expecting a royal bundle of joy. As a shameless fangirl of the Duchess, I am thrilled to hear her happy news. And luckily, I can parlay my inability to think of anything other than bebe-sized tiaras and Kate&amp;#39;s sure-to-be impossibly chic maternity wardrobe into a discussion of an important relationship timing issue with you guys.\nDespite constant media scrutiny that basically started 13 seconds after they tied the (extremely fancy) knot, it seems like William and Kate got to enjoy at least a little time as a twosome before preparing to welcome a third to their family. The Royal Wedding was back in April 2011, and although we don&amp;#39;t know a due date, the pregnancy is in early stages so they&amp;#39;ll likely be celebrating their two year anniversary before dealing with any dirty diapers. That seems like a good amount of time to enjoy being married before welcoming your first baby, doesn&amp;#39;t it? If I were younger I&amp;#39;d probably want more time but since like Kate, I&amp;#39;m in my early 30s, that seems just long enough to me. (Oh, thanks for scaring the crap out of me about my fertility, New Girl.)\nSo since my baby fever has heated up again, and just for curiosity&amp;#39;s sake (this is one of those questions where there&amp;#39;s no right answer), let&amp;#39;s discuss:\n__For those of you also contemplating the traditional &amp;quot;first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a diamond-encrusted baby carriage&amp;quot; route, what are your thoughts on the timing of bringing a little one into your relationship? Do you want to be married for years first? Do you want to start trying as soon as you leave your reception? Or will you/did you go a more unconventional path altogether? __\nBaby love:\n6 Signs Your Guy Is Ready For a Baby (And 6 Signs He&amp;#39;s Just a Man Baby)\nHow Comfortable Are You Around Babies?\nWhat Men Think About Babies\nPhoto: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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