"On our third, we are 3".
"On our third, we are 3". I am tempted to just use one line in this piece: Use your imagination. But knowing me, that will not happen. Perhaps because I hate anti climaxes, I am going to go all in. In 2018, I saw our friends who got married a year ahead of us do a photoshoot with their baby which was captioned "On our third, we are 3". I was completely in love with the concept. Kojo and I pushed having children a bit to enable us settle into our PhD programs. After passing my candidature exams, I felt ready to try. I had planned everything carefully for it to tie in with my data collection back in Ghana. So the plan was to get pregnant and then take a leave after the data collection, and then I was going to stay in Ghana, have the baby with support from our mothers I had spoken to a few female mentors who thought a baby was going to slow my momentum as you never know how the journey is going to be for a pregnancy. I was told that a difficult pregnancy will almost m