Congratulations :-)
Best wished to mother and baby.
Regards Steve G
Congratulations :-)
Best wished to mother and baby.
Regards Steve G
Congratulations!
Steve. Suffolk. remove 'knujon' to e-mail
So instead of a midwife she called a plumber? How did they get the baby out the u-bend?
Having seen a venteuse machine in action I have to report that it is stunningly agricultural in operation and would probably do a great job of clearing a drain.
Don't think they got as far as the u-bend. They were a bit big - both over
8lb.When the German intern told my wife she (vill have an epidural, ya) - she almost hit the roof. Cultural semantics in the labour ward at 0330 after 16 hrs was not our strong point!
Still - 2 healthy children later - we have forgiven him.
I bet. I took one look at the needle and wished I hadn't. It was the biggest needle I've ever seen. Because Jessica was breech I had to let the midwife tell me when I was having a contraction - really wierd when you can't feel a thing - a room full of students watching. Most babies that are breech arrive bum first not feet. I was really sick afterwards when it was wearing off. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
|| In fact both of them ended up || arriving while she sat on the toilet. Couldn't believe it when it || happened the second time! -- ||
Bet she looked flushed.
If not drained and bloo in the face...
No, just drained.
And round the bend. The last baby was no 6.
Sounds more like a Number 2 to me...
All boys, or was there a cistern?
only one cistern
and both were floaters.
My four are my lot.........apparently, she is ending me for the (sob sob), and if I don't go, I have been threatened with a rather large pair of tin snips ;-(
Dave
|| On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 19:12:53 -0000, "Richard Brookman" || wrote: || ||| Nikki wrote: ||| ||||| In fact both of them ended up ||||| arriving while she sat on the toilet. Couldn't believe it when it ||||| happened the second time! -- ||||| ||| ||| Bet she looked flushed. || || If not drained and bloo in the face... ||
Toilet? Duck!
Nope - fully agree. You won't catch me having any kids....
Mine offered me a pair of bricks as an alternative. You pays yer money and takes yer choice.
I'll never forget the face of the surgeon looking down at me and I thought "He just looks like Benny Hill"........
I hope the tin snips are sharp! 3 was enough and four is plenty although I had mine a bit closer together - we have three girls, the eldest is was 10 in June, next one 9 two weeks ago, last but one 8 in February and last of all the only boy who was 6 in September. Definately no more for me either, I made sure of that courtesy of BUPA as the waiting list was too long on the NHS.
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