4 Signs of Ovulation - Ovulation Signs and Symptoms 

Best of luck and baby dust to you!🤞✨💜

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I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing such pain. It's a good idea to see your doctor to get it checked out. Take care! 🌸

@@premomfertility thank you❤️❤️

Have you used ovulation tests to track your ovulation? It could be helpful to monitor your symptoms and test results to determine if they are related to ovulation.

@@premomfertility no I haven't but I should give that a try definitely. I'm just a teenager figuring out all this stuff 🥴 it's scary and complicated sometimes

Intercourse near ovulation increases the chance of pregnancy because the egg is released and can be fertilized by sperm, which can live inside the female body for up to 5 days. This timing maximizes the likelihood of sperm meeting the egg, leading to conception.

If you've completed all the necessary tests and your eggs are in excellent condition but you haven't been able to get pregnant, it's recommended to consult a fertility specialist for further guidance and explore potential causes and treatment options specific to your situation.

You may also want to get your partner’s sperm tested.

There is no way to know unless you were tracking your cycle with ovulation tests and confirming that ovulation occurred.

Those symptoms are normal during your menstrual cycle. Taking care of your health can help alleviate them. If they persist or worsen, consult a healthcare professional.

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Period lite 😭

That sounds like a wonderful and exciting time for both of you! It's great to hear that you both enjoy and appreciate those special moments together. 🥰

Yes, it's normal to feel like you need to pee more after ovulation due to hormonal changes. If it's a big problem or if you have other concerns, consider talking to a doctor. Take care!

Best of luck to you! Baby dust 🥰

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Good luck. Be grateful! You know that some of us want families and we’ve been waiting a lot longer than you having your baby #4.

Good luck :3

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Hello, If your period ended around the 16th or 17th of February and you had unprotected intercourse on the 20th, it falls within the ovulation period, which typically occurs around 14 days before your next expected period. This means there is a risk of pregnancy. While the chances may be lower during the "safe days," it's not completely without risk. If you're concerned, consider consulting a healthcare provider for further advice.

@@premomfertility it's lower chance of pregnancy??? This day's called safe of not??? I dont have intercourse only rubbing vigana with condom but last moment sperm touch vigana That's my point ???? I never did sex in life......

​@@premomfertilitythat means lower chances of pregnancy?? Yes or no It's called safe days or not?? I never had intercourse I never had sex in life... Partnr Only rubbing my vigana With condom but last moment sperm touch vigana than with in mint I wash vigana with water so that's my point.....? Should I check pregnancy test But when?? Please tell me 😢😢

Observing egg-white cervical mucus signals high fertility. Timing intercourse during your fertile window enhances your conception chances! Good luck & baby dust! 🤞

It sounds like you're observing egg-white cervical mucus, which is a good sign of fertility. Egg white mucus typically appears thin, clear, and stretchy, resembling raw egg whites. This type of cervical mucus indicates high fertility and is commonly seen during the fertile window, a few days before ovulation. Wishing you the best of luck on your fertility journey!✨👶🍀

If you suspect that you may have ovulated today and you're trying to conceive, it is recommended to have sex. Also, you may want to track BBT to confirm ovulation. I'd like to share a blog for your reference, hope you find it useful🥰premom.com/3-tips-to-use-bbt-to-find-ovulation-day/

Hello, Experiencing lower abdominal fullness and watery discharge, especially resembling egg whites, can vary in duration. If these symptoms persist or cause concern, reach out to your doctor for more guidance and support. Take care!

I would recommend take a pregnancy test for confirmation. Good luck!

The time between ovulation and the start of your next menstrual period can vary from person to person and cycle to cycle. On average, it takes about 12-14 days for the fertilized egg to implant in the uterus and for your body to start producing the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is necessary for pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, your menstrual period will typically begin about 14 days after ovulation. This is known as the luteal phase of your menstrual cycle.

Bleeding around that time in the cycle could possibly be due to implantation but seeing bleeding around that time does not definitively mean that you are pregnant. The only way to know is to take a pregnancy test closer to your expected period start date.

Hello, Experiencing pain on your right fallopian side doesn't necessarily mean you will become pregnant after having sex. If you're concerned about pregnancy, consider using contraception or taking a pregnancy test if you miss your period.

Mostly before or during ovulation 😉

Yes, there is a possibility of pregnancy if sperm from your partner's fingers comes into contact with your vagina during your fertile period. Please consult with a healthcare provider if needed.

Hello, yes, engaging in sexual intercourse during ovulation heightens the likelihood of pregnancy. The probability of conception significantly rises when intercourse coincides with ovulation, particularly when accompanied by thin, watery discharge.

While it's challenging to determine pregnancy solely based on period characteristics, if you've been actively trying to conceive, taking a pregnancy test a few days after this unusual period can provide more clarity.

I would recommend you regularly check your cyst with your provider to make sure that you are fine. Sending lots of love and hugs your way.

Hi there! If mucus with a strong or unpleasant smell is not typical and could indicate an infection. It's important to consult with your healthcare provider to get it checked out.Wish you all the best!

The presence of white or creamy cervical mucus (CM) does not necessarily indicate that your period is imminent. Cervical mucus can vary throughout your menstrual cycle and may change in consistency and color for various reasons. I'd like to share a blog for your reference, hope you find it useful🥰premom.com/blogs/how-to-get-pregnant-fast/egg-white-discharge-what-it-means-for-getting-pregnant?_pos=7&_sid=27eea02b1&_ss=r

Hi there, It's normal for cycles to vary, especially after having a longer one for the first time. Since your previous cycle was longer, it might delay your LH surge this time. Keep testing, and if you're worried, it's a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider.

Symptoms similar to those without a period could be due to pregnancy, stress, hormonal imbalances, exercise/weight changes, medical conditions, or other factors. It is advisable to consult your healthcare provider for proper evaluation and advice. Be well🧡

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Those pains could be related to ovulation or premenstrual symptoms. It's quite common for some women to experience this before their period. Always good to keep track. Take care! 😊🌷

Experiencing ovulation pains without cervical mucus is not necessarily a cause for concern, as individuals can have varied experiences with ovulation symptoms. Consider tracking LH and BBT to get a more comprehensive picture of your fertile window. Here is a blog for your reference: premom.com/how-do-you-know-when-you-ovulate/🥰

So sorry for what you've been through! Remember that you're not alone, and many women with PCOS successfully manage their condition with medical support and lifestyle changes. Consult with your healthcare if the pain gets worse. We wish you all the best!

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I can totally relate! Those post-ovulation mood swings are no joke. 😅 Hang in there, and maybe treat yourself to some relaxation or your favorite comfort food!

Cramping is a very common symptom of ovulation.

If you have started experiencing pain specifically on one side of your abdomen, particularly in the region of your fallopian tube, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional for an evaluation. While it's possible that the pain may be related to ovulation or other normal processes, it's also important to rule out any potential underlying issues or conditions that may require medical attention. Leyla, Premom Support Team

@@premomfertility tbag does not sound good……….. ovulation felt the exact same way you described and it hurt more than usual (i can’t remember if it even hurt in general)

While it may seem early, it is not uncommon for girls to become fertile around the age of 11 or 12 with the onset of puberty and the beginning of their menstrual cycles.

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So sorry to hear that. If you have irregular cycles or specific concerns about your fertility or menstruation, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider or a fertility specialist. They can provide personalized guidance and perform tests if necessary to help you understand your cycle better and improve your chances of conceiving.

Everyone is different but cramping can be a common sign of ovulation. Using LH tests will help you to know if you are nearing ovulation or not

Thank you ❤️ 😊

​@@premomfertility can you please throw more light on the LH TEST?

Watery discharge, cramps, nausea, and difficulty breathing after your period could be due to: 1. Ovulation: Watery discharge often happens as ovulation approaches, along with mild cramping. 2. Hormonal changes: Rising estrogen can cause these symptoms. 3. Infection: If there’s unusual discharge or severe symptoms, it could be an infection. 4. Possible early pregnancy: Though your test is negative, it’s still possible. If symptoms persist, seeing a doctor would be best.

Hello, watery discharge with a hint of white creaminess on the 17th day of your cycle could suggest ovulation. Continue to monitor and consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice, especially if you experience unusual symptoms or discomfort.

Egg white cervical mucus is usually seen around the time of ovulation

The five days leading up to ovulation and ovulation day are considered your fertile window and this is the only time during the cycle that you can conceive.

What if after unprotected sex and you took postinor will you still get pregnant😢

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Ovulation typically occurs about 2 weeks prior to your period start. If your period did not start when you expected, that usually means that you ovulated later than you thought.

It is always best to consult with your own doctor

Hello, Yes, those are indeed some signs of ovulation. Restlessness, frequent urination, and mood swings can occur as hormonal changes take place during ovulation. Take care!

Changes in your body during ovulation, such as breast tenderness and nipple changes, are common. These changes can differ each month. Stress, diet, and other things can lead to these variations.

@@premomfertility thank you so much for responding. I literally thought that I am pregnant...thank God I am not because I'm not financially ready.

Hey there ! I. Guess u turned 16,25 or 30 maybe... All of which are pretty changing years for hormones ! They make u horny, shape n size change n mood swings as well.... I started noticing I get more horny during ovulation & start crying on periods lol 😂

Hello, Abdominal fullness after ovulation is normal and can persist until your next period. If you're uncomfortable, it's best to consult a healthcare professional. Best of luck!

@@premomfertility thanks mam

I'm sorry to hear about your miscarriage. If you're experiencing pregnancy symptoms but the test is negative, wait a few days and retest. If concerns persist, consult with your healthcare provider for guidance.

Hello, You're experiencing increased sexual desire, heightened wetness, and fatigue after ovulation. It could be due to hormonal changes or other factors. Tracking these symptoms and consulting a healthcare provider may provide clarity.

Hello, It's important to see a doctor if your stomach hurts after sex and you notice white discharge in your pajamas. They can find out what's causing it and help you feel better. Good luck to you.

Do it causes pregnancy

It was cramping

Yes, it's quite normal for vaginal discharge to vary in color and consistency. As long as there's no strong or foul odor, it's usually considered a normal part of vaginal health. If you have concerns or notice any unusual changes, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider for peace of mind. 😊🌸

Dear. if you have ovulation pain, you may have a dull, crampy, or sharp sensation located in the lower abdomen and/or pelvis on either the right or left side. Here is a blog that may offer more information: premom.com/blogs/get-pregnant/ovulation-pain-is-it-a-sign-of-ovulation?_pos=1&_sid=223477ec5&_ss=r

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing these difficulties. Ovulation and the entire menstrual cycle can indeed have significant effects on a woman's physical and emotional well-being.

Cervical mucus patterns can vary widely from person to person, and they can be influenced by factors such as hormonal fluctuations, medications, stress, and overall health. Some people might not notice significant changes in cervical mucus, or they might have mucus that doesn't exactly resemble the classic "egg white" consistency. If you're concerned about changes in your cervical mucus or your overall fertility, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional or a gynecologist.❤️❤️

Thank you for your comment! If you have any questions about pregnancy or want to learn more about ovulation, feel free to ask. We're here to help! Best of luck to you!❤

A little bit worried as i desperately want to become a mom

Keep testing until the LH test is positive! I was experiencing symptoms too, and felt discouraged but when I tested the next day the line got darker then by the evening came it was positive.

Please no worries. Women with low LH can still ovulate! Keep testing until you're sure you've found the last, highest result. And this could be your peak! Normally the next day after peak found could be considered your ovulation day in the Premom app. BD 5 days leading up to the ouvlation days and on the ovulation day will enhance the chace of conception. Wish you the best of luck and baby dust to you!!💖💖✨✨🤞🤞

Sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for up to five days. Even if some sperm leaks out immediately after intercourse, there is still a chance that enough sperm will remain to fertilize the egg. Regarding your second question, a menstrual cycle of 27 days is completely normal. In addition, please note that simply knowing the length of your menstrual cycle is not entirely sufficient to determine your ovulation day. The exact time of ovulation can fluctuate based on a variety of factors, including stress, health, and lifestyle changes. To predict and confirm your ovulation day more accurately, you can choose to use an ovulation prediction kit, monitor your basal body temperature, and observe changes in cervical mucus. Additionally, utilizing the Premom app to record these results can streamline the process and provide a more complete understanding of your fertility window. Sending you positive energy and a generous amount of baby dust! 🤞🧡✨✨✨

Hi there, it sounds like you have strong ovulation symptoms, which can include sharp pain, nausea, bloating, and heightened smell. Since you got pregnant easily before, your body seems to be doing its job well. If the symptoms ever become too uncomfortable or change, it might be worth a chat with your healthcare provider.

Congratulations!🎉

The symptoms you're describing are consistent with a common experience known as ovulation pain, or Mittelschmerz. It is normal for some women to have these symptoms. However, it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns about your symptoms, especially if they change in intensity or duration, or if they are accompanied by other concerning symptoms like fever, vomiting, or heavy bleeding. A healthcare provider can provide personalized advice and rule out any other potential causes of your pain.

Ovulation usually occurs about 2 weeks prior to the start of the period and some women will experience cramping around the time of ovulation.

Experiencing pelvic pain after ovulation without recent sexual activity could signal different health issues. Recurring pain might relate to gynecological concerns like ovarian cysts. Headaches might have separate causes. It's crucial to seek guidance from a healthcare provider for assessment and advice. If the pain is severe or doesn't ease, immediate medical attention is important. Keeping track of symptoms' details can help the healthcare provider during your appointment.

Hello, experiencing creamy discharge is normal and often indicates that you are approaching or are within your fertile period. Generally, there's no cause for concern.

Ovulation pain can be experienced before, during or after ovulation so it is not the most reliable way to pinpoint when ovulation is occurring. To more accurately predict ovulation, it is best to use OPKs to track your cycle.

The symptoms you're describing-cramps in the lower abdomen and thick, stretchy, clear discharge-are commonly associated with the ovulation process in women. It's important to note that while these symptoms are common and generally normal, each woman's experience with ovulation can vary. If you've never experienced these symptoms before and you're concerned, especially if the cramps are severe or if you notice any unusual symptoms, it would be a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider. They can help determine if there's an underlying issue that needs to be addressed.😀

Hi there! Experiencing cramps and warmth can be common, but it's not necessarily a sign of early pregnancy. These symptoms could be due to hormonal changes during your cycle or other factors. If you suspect you might be pregnant, it's best to take a pregnancy test around 12-14DPO or when your period is late. Hope it will be good news!🤞💕✨

Ovulation itself doesn't have a smell, and the discharge you might see during ovulation can vary from person to person. It's typically described as clear and stretchy, like egg whites, not usually white and thick, which is more common after ovulation. If you haven't noticed this type of discharge, it doesn't necessarily mean you're not ovulating. There are other signs of ovulation to look out for, such as slight cramping on one side of your pelvis, breast tenderness, and increased libido. Regarding pregnancy, if you have unprotected sex, there's always a possibility of pregnancy, especially if it coincides with your ovulation period. If you're trying to conceive, tracking your cycle and looking for signs of ovulation can be helpful. If avoiding pregnancy, it's important to use contraception consistently. For more personalized advice, consider speaking with a healthcare provider.

It is generally not typical for ovulation to occur during a period. During a typical menstrual cycle, ovulation typically occurs about 14 days before the start of the next period. However, it is important to note that every woman's menstrual cycle is unique, and variations can occur. Sometimes, irregularities in the menstrual cycle can cause ovulation to occur closer to the time of menstruation. If you have concerns about your menstrual cycle or ovulation, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation.

If the test line is as dark as or darker than the control line, you’re likely experiencing an LH surge. Ovulation typically occurs within 24 hours after the LH peak(last, darkest test result), so it’s a good time to try to conceive. Good luck🤞💕

Yes, it's possible to get pregnant if you had sex the day before and the day after experiencing signs of ovulation. Sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for up to several days, so having intercourse in the days leading up to ovulation can still result in pregnancy. Good luck & baby dust!🤞💕

Hi, experiencing hunger and fatigue can be common symptoms of hormonal changes, but they don't necessarily indicate that you'll start your period soon. It's essential to pay attention to your body's signals, but it's challenging to predict exactly when your first period will come. If you have concerns or if these symptoms persist, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional.

The pain you're experiencing in the lower abdominal area, often referred to as "mittelschmerz," can indeed be associated with ovulation. Mittelschmerz occurs when the ovarian follicle ruptures, releasing an egg into the fallopian tube, and it usually happens during or just before ovulation. This pain can vary in intensity, with some women experiencing mild discomfort while others find it quite painful. The timing of the pain aligning with your ovulation calendar is a strong indicator that it's related to ovulation. The pain typically lasts for a short period, usually a day or two, and then subsides as the process of egg release is completed. It's important to note that mittelschmerz is generally considered a normal and common part of the menstrual cycle. However, if the pain is severe, persistent, or accompanied by other concerning symptoms, it's advisable to consult your doctor to rule out any underlying issues. Best regards, Leyla Premom Support Team

Hi, egg white cervical mucus is a clear, stretchy fluid that you'll see a few days before ovulation. This type of discharge can continue for up to 1 to 2 days after ovulation.

Hello, If you're noticing changes in discharge, it's important to consult a doctor for guidance.

Of course, you can still get pregnant even if you do not have a large amount of CM. While CM helps sperm travel through the cervix and into the uterus, its absence or minimal presence does not necessarily prevent pregnancy. Pain on one side along with a positive ovulation strip around CD12 suggests that ovulation is imminent. It is BD(baby dance) time!

The mild pain on your left side of the lower abdomen around the time of ovulation could be due to ovulation itself. Some women experience discomfort or pain, known as mittelschmerz, during ovulation. Vaginal dryness can occur for various reasons, including hormonal fluctuations. It's possible that your hormone levels are affecting your vaginal moisture. This can make sex uncomfortable or painful. Lubricants can help in such situations to make sex more comfortable. A decrease in sexual desire, as you mentioned, can be influenced by multiple factors, including stress, fatigue, hormonal changes, or emotional factors. It's not uncommon for libido to fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle. Ovulation Timing: While you mentioned predicting your ovulation, it's essential to remember that predicting ovulation without testing (like using ovulation predictor kits or monitoring basal body temperature) can be less accurate. It's possible to have some variability in cycle length and ovulation timing. If you're trying to conceive, consider the following steps: You may want to consider using ovulation predictor kits, monitoring basal body temperature, or tracking cervical mucus changes to more accurately determine your ovulation window. Try to have intercourse in your fertile window(5 days before ovulation day and ovulation day), as this is when your chances of conception are highest. Consult a Healthcare Provider for professional guidance. Best wishes to you in your TTC journey. Best regards, Leyla Premom Support Team

@@premomfertility thank you Dr❤‍🩹❤‍🩹

@@premomfertility ma'am I sorry to bother you again.🥲 today is my 4dpo. I've been experiencing constipation and gas most likely after my ovulation. And the lower left abdominal pain that i told you before is still there. Today at afternoon I felt a sudden sharp pain on the left side but i neglected it. But now at night the pain is a little noticable. Is it implantation pain? Can implantation happen this soon? Is there a chance of ectopic pregnancy?

The likelihood of conceiving can vary from person to person, and it is influenced by various factors, including the length of your menstrual cycle. However, having unprotected sex on the 7th day of your period typically falls within a less fertile window of your menstrual cycle for most women. Nevertheless, it's important to keep in mind that there is always a possibility of conception, even if it's less likely during certain times of the menstrual cycle.

Generally, women have 20-25% of chances of geting pregnant if they BD on the peak fertile window. I you have TTC for over a year, but have no luck, it is always recommended to consult doctor for professional advice.❤

Thank u so much for reply me

It's not uncommon for some people to notice a change in odor around ovulation. Hormonal changes can affect body chemistry, including vaginal discharge, which might alter its scent. If the change in odor is noticeable but not accompanied by discomfort or other symptoms, it's usually not a cause for concern. However, if you experience unusual symptoms or have concerns, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider.

Eating gooseberries doesn't directly induce periods, but they are a healthy and nutritious fruit. While diet can influence your overall health, periods are primarily regulated by hormonal changes. 🍇🧐

Hello, I'm sorry you're feeling frustrated with the left-sided abdominal cramps. Taking a moment to rest and applying heat may help. If the discomfort continues, consider reaching out to a healthcare provider for guidance. Take care!

Napakakaraniwan na magkaroon ng cramping sa isang gilid sa panahon ng obulasyon

It's less likely to get pregnant if you had unprotected sex right before or during your period, but it's not impossible. The risk is lower compared to other times in your menstrual cycle due to the timing, but it's not a reliable method of contraception. If you want to avoid pregnancy, use a reliable form of birth control consistently and correctly. Best regards, Leyla Premom Support Team

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🙌

Egg white cervical mucus (EWCM) typically occurs leading up to ovulation and during ovulation itself. After ovulation, cervical mucus tends to become thicker and less fertile in consistency. The duration for which EWCM persists after ovulation can vary from woman to woman. In general, it's common for EWCM to decrease and eventually disappear within a few days after ovulation.

Dear, this is intended for educational and informational purposes only. If you've been on a three-month family planning injection and now want to get pregnant, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional for guidance and advice tailored to your specific situation.❤️

My three months injections 💉 finished Is almost one year to five months the day I took it I see my period irregular upon till now last month I see my period clear I using my tracker and I have sex two days to my ovulation day I am feel my right side of my stomach sharp pain and sometimes I feel my left side the pain is just for one minute so I want to know what is happening with me

Hello, wet and sticky discharge after your period is normal during the fertile phase. If it's clear or white without discomfort, it's likely typical. Consult a healthcare professional for any significant changes or discomfort.

Sorry to hear that. Feeling extremely exhausted during ovulation can be experienced by some individuals and is considered normal for many.❤️

Increased wetness in your underwear between periods can occur due to: Normal vaginal discharge: It's common to have discharge throughout the menstrual cycle. Ovulation: Some women experience more discharge around ovulation, which happens roughly halfway through the cycle. Sexual arousal: Arousal can cause increased vaginal lubrication, leading to wetness. Infections or irritation: Infections like yeast infections can change discharge and cause wetness along with symptoms like itching or odor. Hormonal changes: Fluctuations due to stress, diet changes, or medications can affect vaginal moisture. If you notice discomfort, odor, or unusual discharge, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for guidance.

Hi there! To increase cervical mucus production: stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, consider supplements with caution, avoid smoking and excess alcohol, monitor your cycle, and consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice. Be well💕

Sorry to hear that. It sounds like you're experiencing discomfort due to ovulation. Make sure to rest and consider using heating pads or over-the-counter pain relief if needed. If symptoms persist or worsen, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further guidance. Take care.

PCOS can affect ovulation in women. Some women with PCOS may not ovulate regularly or at all. However, it's possible to have regular periods and ovulation symptoms despite having PCOS. Keep in mind that regular periods and ovulation symptoms don't guarantee pregnancy. Each person's situation is unique, so it's important to seek professional help based on your specific circumstances.

Experiencing slight pain or heaviness on both sides of the lower abdomen around the 6th day after your period could potentially be associated with ovulation. This discomfort, known as mittelschmerz, might be caused by the release of an egg from the ovary and can vary in intensity and duration. If the discomfort is bothersome or unusual for you, it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional for further evaluation and advice. Best regards, Leyla Premom Support Team

It may mean the first LH surge resulted in failed ovulation or it can be an early sign of pregnancy. You can take a pregnancy test to see. Baby dust!

Wishing you all the best!🧡🧡🧡