"Mom, I'm pregnant!" or "Mom, dad, you're soon going to be grandparents!" ... which one sounds better in your opinion? Are you too wondering how to tell your parents that you're pregnant? Conceiving a baby is a joyous moment not only for the expecting parents, but also for the entire family. Breaking the news of your pregnancy sometimes requires a lot of planning and you want to see the surprised reactions of happiness on your parents' faces. There are many fun ways to tell your parents that you are expecting a baby soon. Fun Ways to Tell Your Parents You're Pregnant Should you just tell your mom upfront about your pregnancy or give her hints about your condition? If you are planning to tell them about your pregnancy in a straightforward way, you need to choose the right words and moments to do so. You can go over your parents' house and speak to them in a calm manner. You can say to your parents that they soon are going to become grandparents. Or, you can meet up with them with your husband and both of you can announce the new addition to your family. You always have the choice of trying some fun ways to tell your parents that you're pregnant. Let us see some of these fun ways to announce your pregnancy to your parents.

• A Sunday Treat: You can invite your parents and family for a barbecue or lunch. Let everyone get seated and then stand up for a toast and announce, "Congratulations to the new grandparents-to-be". Or, you can give them all gifts to unwrap and let them find baby gifts, like rattles, bibs, baby bottles, and booties. When it comes to drinking wine, you can just casually say that alcohol is one of the things to avoid during pregnancy.
• Photo Frame: You can frame a picture of your ultrasound and write over the frame, "Congratulations, grandma and grandpa". Invite your parents for a dinner. When they finish dinner, place the photo frame with the dessert plate. Let them have a look and at it and allow the surprise to sink in. Click pictures to capture the moment of shock and joy regarding your maternity written all over their face.
• Grandparent Gifts: You can buy mugs that say, "World's Greatest Grandma" and "World's Greatest Grandpa". Wrap it up and send it over to your parents' house. They will get the hint once they open up their presents.
• Restaurant Mania: You can invite everyone from your family to a restaurant for a treat. You can ask the waiter or waitress beforehand to present the family with fake menu cards. These menu cards should read, "Tonight's special: A Sweet, Cuddly Girl" or "Tonight's special: A Handsome Boy". And at the bottom of the card, mention in bold, "We are soon going to have a baby."
• Birthday Fun: If either of your parents are going to have a birthday coming around, you need to wait to announce your pregnancy. Call up your mom or dad and wish them, "Happy Birthday, Grandma/pa". Or, you can say that you have got them a present that will take 9 months to arrive before they can hold it in their arms.
• T-Shirt Surprise: You and your hubby can get t-shirts printed with the words, "Hello, Meet the New Mom/ Dad". Meet your parents and family wearing this T-shirt. Allow them to read the text and decipher the surprise.
• Fortune Cookie: You can order some custom-made fortune cookies, all containing the same fortune, "Get ready to welcome a new member into the family". Invite your family over and pass on the fortune cookies. Soon, they will all get the idea and you will hear the screams of joy and congratulations.
• Christmas Presents: If you conceive around Christmas time, you can pack presents containing baby goodies. Keep them under the tree and label them with the names of your family members. Be ready with your video camera to capture their expressions as one by one they all get the idea about your condition.

How to Tell Your Parents if You're a Teenager Having a baby is the biggest miracle of a woman's life. However, if you still are a teenager and conceive by accident, it takes a lot of nerves to go out there and tell your parents that you are pregnant. You cannot choose to hide it from them as they are going to be the ultimate support in your difficult situation. This might look like a Herculean task to achieve, but the best person to decide how difficult it is going to be is you. Your relationship with your parents is the most important factor in this case. You may feel you are not close to your parents or they will not be able to understand you, but believe me when I say that the best people on earth to help you are your parents.

• Private Conversation: You need to calm your nerves and be ready for all kinds of reactions. You can choose to break the news to the parent you feel you are closest. In this case, your mom is the best person to speak to, as most dads may just freak out with the thought of their teenage daughter being pregnant. You need to speak to your mom privately and break the news of your pregnancy to her like a mature individual. Give her some time to digest the news. You need to understand that your mom may be really hurt and will need time to overcome the initial shock.
• Take Help of Your Siblings: You can always speak to your brother or sister, if you are comfortable sharing your secrets with them. You need to ask your elder brothers and sisters for help and support while you break the news to your parents. If you do not have any elder siblings, you can always bring in another member of the family who you trust and respect. This will help in building up your confidence and supporting your parents in handling the news.
• Send Signals: If you cannot walk up to your parents and tell them regarding the impounding condition, you need to give them hints that something is bothering you. Stay in your room for a couple of days. You need to show them that you have something that's troubling you. They will obviously want to share it with you and come forward for help. This is the best time to tell your parents that you are pregnant.
• Pen is Mightier: You can write about your condition and keep the letter someplace your parents will find easily. Clearly write about your pregnancy and what you plan to do. This will help them overcome their shock and speak to you about it in a positive and calm way.
• Involve Your Boyfriend: If your boyfriend is supportive and is ready to stand by you, you can ask him to be present while you break the news to your parents. This will give you the strength to face your parents and talk about the issue in a mature manner. Also, be sure that you are present to support him when he breaks the news of your pregnancy to his parents. You both need to support each other to overcome the many obstacles of teenage pregnancy.

Whether you are married or single, an adult or a teenager, you need to be a bit sensitive when you break the news of your pregnancy. All parents are overjoyed when they turn grandparents, but sometimes it takes time for them to digest the news of your pregnancy. I hope this article has helped you get some basic ideas for breaking the news of the greatest miracle in your life.