I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby! “First Semester, Third Trimester” S1E9 March 14 2024 on Lifetime

On Thursday March 14 2024, Lifetime broadcasts an episode of the series I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby!!

First Semester, Third Trimester Season 1 Episode 9 Episode Summary

In this episode of “I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby!” titled “First Semester, Third Trimester,” set to air on Lifetime, viewers are in for a rollercoaster of emotions as Gabby’s freshman year at college takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of a surprise baby. The narrative unfolds, portraying the challenges and adjustments Gabby must make as she navigates the complexities of balancing her academic pursuits and newfound motherhood.

The TV preview blog post, presented in a third-person perspective, offers a glimpse into the lives of individuals facing unexpected turns in their journey to parenthood. Additionally, the episode features Alex, a busy mom of five, experiencing a sudden and unexpected labor with no prior symptoms while in the shower. Tune in to Lifetime for “First Semester, Third Trimester,” where “I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby!” continues to explore the impactful and transformative moments that redefine the lives of those unexpectedly thrust into the world of parenthood.

What Time is the “First Semester, Third Trimester” Episode On?

The First Semester, Third Trimester episode of I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby! will be broadcast on March 14 2024 on Lifetime at 9:03 PM at ET/PT.

Is the “First Semester, Third Trimester” Episode New?

The First Semester, Third Trimester episode of I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby! is all new!

I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby! First Semester, Third Trimester Cast & Stars

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First Semester, Third Trimester Episode Videos & Previews

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I Wasn’t Expecting a Baby! Series Information

The true stories of women who were completely unaware they were pregnant until they were just about to give birth. A phenomenon known as cryptic pregnancies, one in 2,500 women experience pregnancies that go unnoticed until delivery.