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So, some of you have shared some funny stories with me over the last few months, but lets see if we can collect them all in one place.

I'll start. I just walked up stairs and my wife was cleaning our windows ... with a toothbrush!

nesting indeed.
 
Mothers Day, pregnant with my second son due at the end of August. He was a big one at 9 lbs. 1 oz. 22 inches. So that should give you an idea of the size I was. My husband bought me really pretty snake skin pajamas from Victorias Secret. I went and tried them on and I actually looked like a snake that ate a cat. It was horrible. And thus the pj's went back. :(
 
cinnaminson said:
you do know that men can't become pregnant

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JCOSTER said:
Mothers Day, pregnant with my second son due at the end of August. He was a big one at 9 lbs. 1 oz. 22 inches. So that should give you an idea of the size I was. My husband bought me really pretty snake skin pajamas from Victorias Secret. I went and tried them on and I actually looked like a snake that ate a cat. It was horrible. And thus the pj's went back. :(

I'm sorry but...


:lmao:
 
I can't remember any funny stories... I do remember when I was in labor in the middle of the night, and the doctor had delivered the baby. Everyone had said I was carrying low, so I would have a boy. So the baby comes out and I ask 'What is it?', and he says 'human'. I wanted to slap him! :lol:
 
Dressing as the Virgin Mary for Halloween. Probably offended some people there...

We called him The Bean for the first tri-mester because that's what he looked like on the first ultrasound.

I can't really remember anything ha-ha funny. Now I tell my husband I miss being pregnant. He says I hated it, but I don't remember it that way. Funny how nature works...
 
JCOSTER said:
Mothers Day, pregnant with my second son due at the end of August. He was a big one at 9 lbs. 1 oz. 22 inches. So that should give you an idea of the size I was. My husband bought me really pretty snake skin pajamas from Victorias Secret. I went and tried them on and I actually looked like a snake that ate a cat. It was horrible. And thus the pj's went back. :(

:lol: :hug:
With my last one, I kept getting strangers saying "any day now?" when I was only 30 weeks. Fucking hilarious. I'm still laughing!
:angry:
It was worse when nurses did it, or the ultrasound people would comment.

I developed a huge fear after the second one that I'd leave her somewhere. I wasn't used to 2. I'd wake up from nightmares where I'd leave her in a shop and not remember til I got home.
 
I'm sure it wasn't unusual but when my first wife and I went to "lamaze" classes, there was always the same lady there who we could count on passing gas when they went into the "push" techniques...never failed, every Friday for a month.... LOUD PFFFT! :lol: P.U.
 
Mr. BAW said:
I'm sure it wasn't unusual but when my first wife and I went to "lamaze" classes, there was always the same lady there who we could count on passing gas when they went into the "push" techniques...never failed, every Friday for a month.... LOUD PFFFT! :lol: P.U.


:lmao: imagine when she had to push in real life, clean up - delivery suite 2 - pronto:yikes:
 
I waited til my babies were born to find out if I had boys or girls. With my second the doctor says "you have a boy!" So I'm thinking all those 1st thoughts... a boy!... Wow!... now I have a boy and a girl!... I'm thinking about his name...
and then the doc says... "oh wait, nevermind, it's a girl... that was the umbilical cord."
:ohmy:
 
I'll tell you in anywhere from a few days to a few weeks from now.....we're due next Wednesday with our first! :hyper:
 
when i was in labor, the nurses had me hooked up to the ultra sound machine to moniter daisy. she kept moving around in me so much they nicknamed her "wild child.":D
 
I've yet to get anyone pregnant, but I do have a story.

After giving birth to my sister, my mom was recovering in the hospital bed. I was 10, and very interested in the entire process. What I failed to recognize, however, was just how emotionally and physically drained she was following the delivery--which was a difficult one. She was also hooked up to an IV solution. As I stood next to her, I looked up to watch it drip towards her, and asked, "Mom, what would happen if I squeezed that bag?" She immediately began to cry at the very thought! :der: I felt awful, especially after the nurse came in and suggested that I "go read a book in the library."

We laugh about it now. :wink:
 
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