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Telly addicts

So who is going to watch the 'Live Birth' on TV tonight?

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marthamoo · 08/10/2006 17:32

I think I will - 2 hours of babies being born and birth stories, hopefully culminating in TVs first ever real life birth (though babies don't always arrived as planned, do they?)

Dh is on call, I can watch all by myself and sob like the soppy woman I am

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Sparkler1 · 08/10/2006 17:37

What time and which channel? I've seen plenty of births on tv already - admit to being a bit of a discovery channel viewer when pregnant with dds - watched the pregnancy and birth programmes over and over.

jampots · 08/10/2006 17:38

ooh i will be - what time is it on?

TarkaTheHeadlessOtter · 08/10/2006 17:40

what channel?

QueenQuootieSpookypieBee · 08/10/2006 17:43

I might do...

beetroot · 08/10/2006 17:46

channel?

busybusymum · 08/10/2006 17:46

No way!

peachygirl · 08/10/2006 17:46

I was thinking of watching it although we might tape it and fast forward through the adverts.
It's on five

aDadOnMumsnet · 08/10/2006 17:48

No way.

lulunaticmama · 08/10/2006 17:49

me me me! what time and when please!!!! will be sobbing with marthamoo!

didn;t cry when my own babies were born FGS!

Beccarolloveragain · 08/10/2006 17:49

what time?

pupuce · 08/10/2006 18:25

Channel 5 at 8PM

booge · 08/10/2006 18:50

Do you think it might bring my labour on, I've tried everything else perhaps it would come on in sympathy.

lulunaticmama · 08/10/2006 19:43

will be recording and watching it!

Hi Pupuce

Gobbledispook · 08/10/2006 19:45

God no. Been through 3 of my own thanks. Won't be anything I've not seen before!

divamummy · 08/10/2006 20:30

OMG, just seen Csection

Beauregard · 08/10/2006 20:31

Am watching now
I love it.

QueenQuootieSpookypieBee · 08/10/2006 20:32

making me broody babies are soooooo cute!

Kelly1978 · 08/10/2006 20:32

aww baby twins born by section. Brings back memories!

Beauregard · 08/10/2006 20:33

Making me broody too

Kelly1978 · 08/10/2006 20:34

i jsut wish mine were still that diddy, were so much easier!

MrsFish · 08/10/2006 20:34

I'm watching, not sure its the best thing to do under the circumstances, hubby won't watch, but I find it fascinating.

Kelly1978 · 08/10/2006 20:36

are you pg? I couldn't watch it if I was, too scary!

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QueenQuootieSpookypieBee · 08/10/2006 20:38

i loved watching all that when I was PG, I think thats why I wasnt fazed by being induced, ventouse etc. I like to be prepared for every eventuality

divamummy · 08/10/2006 20:40

they said celebrities have c-section, so they can have sneaky tummy tuck
can normal person have tummy tuck at the csection?

MrsFish · 08/10/2006 20:46

Kelly1978

Found out on thursday at the 12 week scan that my baby stopped developing at 9 weeks, no sign of a miscarriage though. Going in tomorrow to have it removed.

Still like watching the miracle of birth though

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