Are you thinking about getting pregnant? Are you a little confused? Not about the mechanics; you know how to start down that road. Still, there's something holding you back, isn't there?

If you're looking for clarification, you've come to the right place. We have three women, three different decisions – all with 20/20 hindsight. Reading about their experiences could be just what you need to feel comfortable with a decision of your own.

Madi Dunn, a 39-year-old teacher from Appleton, Wis., couldn't wait to get pregnant. "We started trying on our honeymoon," she says. "There wasn't much thought to it. I just loved babies. I wanted a baby. I was only 20 years old, and being a mom seemed like the greatest thing to be in the world."

By the time Dunn was 25, she had three children under 5. "I'm plenty spontaneous, and my husband knew that from the start," she says. "Every time I found myself wanting another baby to cuddle, all I had to do was blink, and I was pregnant."

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