How can I tell my mother I'm pregnant?

Just go ahead and tell her. It's important for her to know these kind of things. She can help you with your pregnancy.

Sit down with her and tell her everything, tell her how you feel and tell her you really want her support, she's your mother, she'll understand you and she'll protect you. Don't be scared, it's something normal.

Depends on whether you are married or not. If not married, you gotta ask her first in a comfortable way that how will she react if she gets to know that you are pregnant.

Just come out to her. The faster you do it the better for you and the baby, have her sit sown with you after school and work and just tell her everything and tell her what you want to do.

You should calmly tell her that you have happy news. I wouldn't cut straight to the chase but slowly and calmly tell her.

I'm a bloke, so it's not biologically possible for me to be pregnant. My mom would probably collapse laughing if I told her that.

It may be very hard, but you need to be brave and honest. You're going to need help in the coming months. You can't let fear control your life or stop you from doing the right thing. There will always be fear in your life and there will always be consequences. Believe in the love that a Mother and Daughter share and tell her. Please take my energy with you and be brave!

Well im not sure how old are you and thats why you dont know how to tell her but she find her at a time shes alone and calm and tell her youre pregnant

Sit her down and tell here calmly, think about how you would like to be told and work from there. it's beter to tell her as soon as you can and get it in the open

Start by knowing how you feel on the subject, then approach her when you know where you stand personally.

Announcing monumental news needs to be done sensitively, especially if you think she will disapprove. Keep in mind that she has the right to experience her emotions in her own process and you might not have much say in what that looks like.

Probaly just ask her "would you be mad if i was pregnant?" if she says yes get someone else to if she says no then just tell her

There is no "how", just talk to her, be open and tell her the truth. The sooner she knows the better it will be for you.

Well, you could prepare her somehow first, like a casual talk about babies or something like that. Then you could sit with her, and have a serious talk about it. You could tell her casually as well, ina public place so she measures her reactions, or tell her privately in your house. It depends on how strong is your relationship with her.

This depends on what you want to do with the pregnancy. Of course, you should be honest with her, your mother is there to support you.

Be honest from the start. Trying to hide it will only make it harder to share the news. Simply explain you have been blessed with a beautiful gift and you will use what she has taught you in life as encouragement in your future endeavors.

Make sure you're first. Then you will say it and how this happened,but tell all the TRUTH?! because it will be really effective maybe first cannot be so positive because of her reaction but then believe me it will have positive effect.

I thought that I at one point I was pregnant. Being a freshman in college, I knew for a fact my mom would find this inexcusable, as sex before marriage is not acceptable in my family. Although I took the test and found out I was actually not pregnant, my mom didn't believe it quite yet. After a couple days, she told me if you're pregnant we need to know, so we can prepare for this. Hearing that come out of her mouth was the greatest feeling ever, had I been pregnant she would have been a great support system, with this being something un planned. . She had compassion in her voice, as she spoke those words. You may be surprised by the response that you're mother may entail. You need to simply tell her and ask her to be that support system you need. If you're mother truly loves you; which I'm sure she does; she will be there for you through it all.

That can be a scary time for any female. Everyone's situation is different. Being pregnant or becoming a parent can bring MANY mixed feelings and emotions and can be a very overwhelming time no matter where you are in life. The first thing you need to ensure is the physical health of both you and your child as well as your own emotional health. Also having support is very important to ensure that you are receiving BOTH during your pregnancy. Also, a pregnancy if you intend to move forward with it, is not something that you can continue to hide from others. So when you feel that you are emotionally ready to share that news, then it should be shared with those closest to you so that they have the opportunity to support you. Sure it might be scary at first, and tough, but you might find that it won't be as scary of a turnout as you thought it would be. Its important to build up a support network during your pregnancy. So talking to your healthcare provider/Obstetrician would be the best thing in getting you the proper and best resources available to you. Just remember to try to be as honest and upfront as you can be during this time. Once you are honest with yourself and others (including your mom) you may find that this turns out to be one of the most joyful times of your life. Good Luck!

Before you tell her anything make sure you prepare exactly how you will explain things. You know your mother better than I do, so you know how they news should be broken to her. Mentally prepare yourself for how she might react. You know your mom! She will either be understanding or critical of you, so prepare yourself!

Ask her if she could speak quietly with you for a bit, with no one else around if you prefer. Always consider the situation and your mother personality and think of the better way to approach it.

It may take some time for your mother to absorb the news. It would be much harder in circumstances where your parents mightn't accept the news positively at first, for they worry for your future. But either way, your mother will be wanting to be supportive of you in your decisions. You must first find the words that you want to say to your mother. Something along the lines of ''I have something I need to tell you. I found out I'm pregnant.'' Then be prepared to deal with any sort of reaction that might come to play. It helps to tell your mother that you understand their feelings etc. But you must also tel her how you feel. Talking through your decisions will make everything a lot easier in the end. The most important thing overall is for you to protect yourself.

Start off slowly, don't come out right away- if she doesn't know already, start off by telling her you had sex. Explain what happened, why it was you got pregnant. Remember that almost everyone has a first time, and she'll be aware of that- she might even be glad that you told her instead of hiding it. I've been through this situation before personally. You'll be okay. Stay calm, don't sound all over the place. You can do it!

When you are pregnant you should fond your child before they take it from you!!! Your mum is perhaps not interested in this and you just should ask her first, if she likes your boyfriend. But be ware that she won't make you brake up when you really love your boyfriend.

Sit down with her and be honest about the situation, i am sure she will be understanding. Good luck with it.

Be honest and do it sooner than later. I would sit her down, let her know it is something important. There is no easy way to tell her so do it the best you can, be conscious of your feelings and hers

You can let her know about it. Just sit and talk. Chances are, she might get angry at that moment, but after all she's your mother. She will understand you.

The easiest thing to do is to just sit with your mother, no matter where, and tell here. Say things like, "mom I have to tell you this because I knew you'd want to know.' anything of that measure will not only please here at first, but lift some weight off your shoulders.

The hardest question for many women. I know I have been asked it many times. I think there are many ways: 1) to sit down sometime when you are both calm and explain it to her 2) to write her a letter or note that you can leave for her to find or send to her 3) consider asking a friend to help and either tell you mum for you or preferably be with you when you tell your mum 3) to leave a subtle hit somewhere she might find it e.g. a positive pregnancy test, a letter from you obgyn, an appointment letter for an ultrasound

In the simplest way possible. Tell her what happened and your decisions based on those events, I am sure your mother will understand and care for you and try to help to the best of her knowledge