First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in a baby carriage?but only if you want it to.
Whether you waited to have sex until the wedding night or you lived together long before you even got engaged, family planning is a serious conversation that all couples should have before they tie the knot, even if one or both of you already have children. We can’t stress this enough: having a 100% understanding of how your partner feels about children, when or if they’d like to start a family, and what methods of birth control you’ll be using is crucial before you even set the date.
So, no matter if you’ve got baby fever or the thought of a baby is completely off the table for you right now, it’s important to plan, talk, and visit your physician if you have any questions or concerns. Here’s what to know about family planning once you’re married. If You Want to Start a Family Right Away, Make a Doctor’s Appointment

Do you and your spouse have babies on the brain" Can you not walk past a child without dreaming about what your own kid will be like" If you and your spouse are ready to take that plunge into parenthood together, you’ll need to determine the healthiest and safest way to stop your birth control methods shortly after the wedding (or even before, if you’re really ready right now).
If you’re currently using the pill or an IUD, your doctor will recommend when and how to stop as well as give...