BlueZebra said:

My mom got huge when she had her kids so with any luck I've inherited that trait.

Genesia said:

WTF?

Wrong thread, kid.

meow85 said:

Ummm...no, it isn't. It was a reference to the other thread.

emilia1 said:

not so much a baby anymore, she's 14

Genesia said:

Yeah, I know.

Wrong thread.

veronikka said:

no each time I was pregnant with one

Dayclear said:

My sister-in-law did that. She is petite. She had a baby on December 26th. I think she "found out" she was pregnant December 20th. She says she never knew.

RodeoSchro said:

would you all PLEASE stop knowing someone this has happened to?

evenstar3 said:

it isn't going to happen to you, since you will have separate bedrooms!

ZombieKitten said:

naturally!

veronikka said:

how old are you?!?!

ok i answered my own question by looking
at your profile...wow girl, you do NOT
look your age..i was thinkin you were
my age

veronikka said:

I felt Taylor ...it was like having bufflies in my stomach at 11 weeks...mind u I was only 46kg at the time
Tyryn I proberly felt at about 13/14 weeks

evenstar3 said:

soon, we'll ALL know someone this has happened to when you report back to us on how you were pumping gas one day and sneezed and all of a sudden a baby popped out.

Xcalibre said:

when my brother in law was close to being born, his mum went to the doc for a checkup and as she tried to climb up onto the examination table the baby's head crowned

Xcalibre said:

i'm joining a damn nunnery.

ZombieKitten said:

i'm no momma...so..the only reason
i know what crowning means is thanks
to the movie 'knocked up' ....

and that is just plain out frickin sick!

emilia1 said:

well it hurts so much one might vomit, yes

ZombieKitten said:

well i have the visual from the movie
stuck in my head...and its burning
in my mind thats why i dont
want children. i love my uterus..and vagina
way too much to do that to them

emilia1 said:

that scene was way too gruesome for that movie, but I guess they didn't want to gloss over the reality. BUT the good thing about being the woman giving birth, is that you are pretty much spared the sight - unless some bright spark hands you a mirror

True story-- my sister got into a warm bath to ease an aching back and had a baby right there.

It's been many years, but I'm still very paranoid about something similar happening to me. So I don't bathe.

I know a few women that have thrown up during childbirth including a best friend of one of my sisters. Sometimes the gas can make some people sick



ANd my younger sister didnt find out she was pregnant until she was 20 weeks

Horsefeathers said:

that is like when bkw read about the evils of drinking! So he stopped reading.
Very sensible

chillichocaholic said:

I wanted to puke in recovery after my emergency c-section, but there was nothing to puke up

ZombieKitten said:

emilia1 said:

yeah I'm old!

chillichocaholic said:

See not knowing at 20 weeks that your pregnant is still understandable! but not knowing through out the whole pregnancy, well thats just hard to imagine. Being a young, single mom I did not want to believe I was pregnant either but when you feel that baby move, well there's just no denying you are!

UPDATE:

She and her boyfriend have decided to keep the kid, even with the startling short amount of time they have to prepare for it's arrival. They're also looking for an apartment closer to her Dad's place (he's retired) so he can help with Junior.

meow85 said:

I wish them all the best!

emilia1 said:

Please, that scene was nothing compared to watching an actual birth. The shit is LONG & horrifying

CalhounSq said:

My favorite bit while giving birth was when the midwife asked if I would like a "mirror" to be able to watch the babys head "crown"
I glared at the midwife and said " Are u kidding me with that? I have to do this, I don't wanna watch it too!!!"