<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

We've been together for 10 months, and plan to move in together three months from now. Our relationship has been drama-free, aside from small disagreements that we resolve with clear communication. I feel 100% sure I want to marry him and have children with him, and he feels the same way. 

He wants to be stay at home dad, and I'm an aspiring academic in graduate school. I'll be the one to earn most of our income. The way finishing school, the academic job market, and the tenure track work out, I'd prefer to have our first child in the next 18 months. 

That means that just over a year into our relationship, we'd (if things go well) get pregnant. 

I recently shared about this timeline, and he said he was on board and excited. 

While I know we are still in the honeymoon phase and some of the magic may wear down in the next few years, we feel committed to each other and I believe we can work through issues that come up.

My question to you is: is this plan absurd? Am I being hijacked by the romance of the honeymoon stage? I feel comfortable and like this plan works for me/us, it's more the fact that our plan doesn't match up with the typical progression of relationships that worries me.  

Has anyone intentionally tried to get pregnant early into their relationship? Words of wisdom, encouragement, or caution? Thank you!
<bot>: SO and I plan to get pregnant about a year and half into our relationship, need reassurance that this can work out. Need advice.