No, were not there yet, but DW and I were talking about it the other night. We, extremely thankfully, have very supportive families, and our immediate and some of our not-so-immediate families know we're TTC. In fact our respective mothers are so excited by their future grandbaby that they are already buying/knitting things for it. 
I know I'm going to want to tell my mom right away, at which point she'll start knitting blankets and hats and booties, which we have no problem with.
However, DW is hesitant to tell her mom, because knowing MIL, she'll go out and buy hundreds of dollars of "cheap plastic crap" we don't want and we'll feel obligated to take it. (She is extremely generous in giving people what she thinks they should have.
) And the longer she has until the baby is here, the more CPC we're liable to wind up with. But I would feel terrible telling my mom and not MIL.
And then there's who do you tell first? My mom (who's 3 time zones behind), MIL, the KD? Is there etiquette for this sort of thing?

I know I'm going to want to tell my mom right away, at which point she'll start knitting blankets and hats and booties, which we have no problem with.
However, DW is hesitant to tell her mom, because knowing MIL, she'll go out and buy hundreds of dollars of "cheap plastic crap" we don't want and we'll feel obligated to take it. (She is extremely generous in giving people what she thinks they should have.
) And the longer she has until the baby is here, the more CPC we're liable to wind up with. But I would feel terrible telling my mom and not MIL.And then there's who do you tell first? My mom (who's 3 time zones behind), MIL, the KD? Is there etiquette for this sort of thing?








