after loosing weight anyone scared to become pregnant?

No, because I'm losing weight in order to try to get pregnant to begin with.

welp i haven't had any children. but when its time i will be terrified about the weight gain. I've been overweight most of my life and I'm finally overcoming it so to put myself in that situation is going it be tough. hopefully i will have enough will power to only gain what is needed for the baby and to maintain somewhat of a healthy life style by seeing a nutritionist that will tell me how much and what i need to eat to have a healthy pregnancy without gaining all the weight back!

that happened to me I lost 111 lbs then had my first child and gained it all back., then I lost some and got pregnant again and gained it back, then had my 3rd and same thing but I am now losing it for good now that I'm done so losgin it all for good now!

The one thing you can do is just keep exercising and keep eating right. Just because you are pregnant doesn't mean you should eat 1000 more calories. I didn't follow this advice.

My mother told me about her pregnancies with me and my siblings. My oldest brother, she gained like 60lbs and had to go a restricted diet from her doctor to lose to weight. With my next brother, she gained slightly less, my sister even less, and then she hardly gained any weight with me. She kept exercising and eating healthy during pregnancy and kept it up afterwards.

I am. I gained 75 lbs when I was pregnant with my son, and here I am, 5 1/2 years later, and still trying to lose the last 30 something lbs of it (to be fair, I didn't really try to lose it until this past January).

My boyfriend and I have been together for 3 1/2 years, and we've discussed marriage and kids and the whole future thing. I would love to have one or two more children with him. He is an amazing father to my son (who isn't even his biological child) and I know he would love to have more kids. But the thought of putting my body through that again, and this time significantly older than I was last time (I was 21 when I was pregnant last time, I prob won't be trying to conceive again until I'm pushing 30), it just terrifies me. I've been working SO hard to get in shape and reach my goal, it just scares me.

I know, realistically, I'll be in a much better position to stay healthy and active during pregnancy next time, but still...having to lose baby weight AGAIN really stresses me out lol

Totally understandable! I don't have children yet either - but I am also trying to lose weight in order to have a happy, healthy pregnancy (someday). The smaller you are to begin with though, hopefully the easier it will be to lose it. Also, since it's on your "radar" you'll probably try harder to maintain a healthy pregnancy weight (focus on gaining the recommended 20-30 pounds) and then it will seem less daunting! Congrats on all that you've lost so far!!

I agree, you shouldn't let weight gain stop you from having another child if that's what you want!! You've got 9 months to grow him/her and the rest of your life to perfect your body afterward since it sounds like this would be your last one. I also agree with what was said about, you can and should certainly continue to work out while pregnant. I was walking more than 2 miles a day up until the day before I gave birth. AND you have all the tools and friends here to help during and after your pregnancy!
If you want another baby please do it! You will regret not doing it later a lot more than you will regret giving birth then having to lose some weight.

I actually feel much more confident now that I have the knowledge and tools to keep the weightgain at a reasonable (healthy) amount and also to be able to lose it again after the pregnancy. One of the big reasons I wanted to lose weight in the first place was so that I could be at a healthier place to start a potential third pregnancy. Now I know I can also use what I know to keep healthier during the pregnancy and get back to normal afterward. :-)

You can use MFP during pregnancy to try and manage your weightgain - you can set it to 1/2 lb GAIN per week, which would equate to around 20 lbs gained during the pregnancy, to keep yourself in check. Or you can set to 'maintenance' through the first trimester (there's a pregnancy group here on MFP and it seems a lot of the preggos like to do that, since itty-bitty-smaller-than-a-bean-baby doesn't need a ton of extra calories in the beginning :-) ) and then change your profile to a reasonable weightgain after you get out of the first trimester. That's what I plan to do with a potential third pregnancy. Eat healthy and close to maintenance throughout the first tri, then set to 1/2 lb per week during the second tri, then consider upping it to 1 lb per week sometime in the third tri (this would also result in an average 20 lb weightgain throughout the pregnancy, just graduated so that you gain less in the beginning and more in the end, when baby is growing the most). All the while, keeping my choices healthy and tracking that I get enough nutrition. I think my midwife will be pretty pleased with me during a third pregnancy b/c my food choices are so much better than they used to be!

I also fully intend to stay active throughout the pregnancy as long as there are no medical complications to indicate otherwise. No rock climbing or anything like that LOL but just generally staying active b/c it makes the pregnancy, birth, and recovery easier. I've already experienced 2 pregnancies and recoveries completely out of shape, I can't wait to see the difference now that I'm taking better care of my body!

Also keep in mind that the day of the birth you're going to lose probably at least 10 lbs from baby, placenta, and fluids. Jumpstarts your weightloss! LOL I gained exactly 37 lbs with both pregnancies (even though the second pregnancy started out 20 lbs heavier than where I started the first pregnancy) and lost about 15lbs from the birth and during the first week of recovery with both babies - you tend to retain water at the end of pregnancy so sometimes you lose a nice chunk of water weight as your body tries to get back to normal. And if you breastfeed, that burns an average of 500 extra calories per day!