<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

After 3.5 years of not preventing and a year of actively trying (timing with ovulation, temperature, etc) my wife and I were resigned to the fact that we would have to seek medical assistance to conceive.  My father-in-law said we were full of shit and that she'd be just like her mother and it would happen after she turned 25 just like it did for them.  She turned 25 in December, in March we find out she's 6 weeks pregnant (which was an epic win moment for both of us).  

Now that we've had time to sink in, she's about 12weeks in now, and I'm trying to get a good idea of what I need to prepare for (both myself and what do I prep her for?)  

Also, when I ask this I mean other than the typical things that everyone tells you, e.g. lack of sleep, more stress, no money, less sexy time with each other, etc.
<bot>: Wife is finally pregnant, we're both first time parents.  What do we need to know other than the typical stuff everyone says?