everybody!!! I wanted to wait until Hanukkah party which is Saturday after thanksgiving (husband is Jewish and we have a big party with my family his and closest friends), but my husband was very excited and wanted to tell everyone, so we did as soon as we found out.... we live in a small town, so it is easy to let everyone know lol... (just tell 1 person) hahahhhaa

We kept things under wraps for a looooong time. I told my mom towards the end of my first trimester, my in-laws a couple weeks later. Close friends knew when I was anywhere from 6-12 weeks (they noticed the lack of wine at our dinners long before my mom would've!). Others found out as we saw them, probably between 18-30 weeks.

We didn't actually announce publicly (facebook) until I was 33 weeks. I'm the kinda girl who--as much as I've enjoyed being pregnant--didn't want to be judged for mowing my lawn, kayaking, and sipping a homebrew. Plus I knew once everybody knew the conversation would switch from books, wine, movies, economics, etc... to breast pumps and the safety of bumpers. I know it's not right for many, but it was right for us!

I had planned on only telling family (which we did at 7 weeks) and my boss so that he wouldn't hear from gossip at work because I was SOOO sick in the first trimester. Well Turns out people started guessing so we ended up "telling" FB at 10 weeks after our first U/S....if I hadn't been as sick we would have waited until I was showing/12+ weeks

I am not good at keeping things to myself. My husband told me I could tell anyone I want on my side of the family and my friends but not to say anything to his family, because he wants to tell them.
Well, I told all my family and friends and coworkers, just as I saw them, between 6 and 9 weeks. Pretty much everyone on my side knows now.
My husband still hasn't told a soul. He is always gone, working out of town, and never sees any of his family. He wants to tell them in person so I am beginning to wonder if he will get around to it before it is super obvious.
In the meantime, I see his family and friends all the time! (What happens when you live near each other) and I am having the darndest time keeping my mouth shut. I am beginning to feel it is unfair, lol. My husband knows the way I am, maybe he did it to torture me... kidding, of course. I secretly hope my daughter lets it slip, he never told her not to tell.

there was no spillage until after the 13th week when i had the first ultrasound and knew the baby was fine. After my first pregnancy and miscarriage I couldnt bear telling everyone that we lost it...if we had.

i didnt make it public until about 26 weeks

Just got home from my mother in laws, had to drop some things off. I really think she knows. She told me "you need to tell my son to call me, we need to have a talk!" I asked her what he did and she looks at me up and down and says "oh, it isn't what he did. What he did was fine, its what he didnt do."
Then, my husband called me on my way home. He says "you didnt tell my mother did you? Cause she just text me saying that we need to have a talk and that is the only thing I can think of."
My mother in law refused to tell me what it was about, she said she wanted to talk to him first. I am so going to laugh if she found out from someone else, I told my husband she probably would. She is the type that is probably going to chew him out a little for not telling her himself.

My husband saved his butt by telling her that he was planning on telling her as a Christmas surprise.
Now that my mother in law knows, it won't be long before his whole family knows.

My husband and I couldn't wait to spread the news, so we told our family the day we found out we were pregnant, then updated the rest of our extended family and friends about a week after that!

Apart from our immediate family, we told people as the opportunity presented itself. (I am not doing any sort of FB announcement.) We did not wait until the end of the first trimester. My thought is that miscarriage is not talked about enough. So, if that misfortune were to befall me, I a) could not keep it myself and b) wanted to contribute to dialogue about something that women don't talk about enough.

A friend of had a miscarriage earlier this year and we talked about how little women talk about miscarriage. Our conversations really informed my decision to tell everyone.

And, lastly, in a few pics of me on facebook, I actually had two friends message me saying I had a "maternal glow." This was before I told them I was pregnant. Pretty neat!

As soon as I found out I told EVERYONE, at church, grocery store, BUT if you have a history of miscarriage, Id wait till second.