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How can I get my placenta to feed the baby to a routine?

40 replies

hunkermunker · 19/07/2006 21:40

I'm a bit worried unborn babies are getting way too demanding these days.

We MUST be strict with them.

I mean, just WHO do they think they are?!

(I'm not pg btw)

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bubble99 · 19/07/2006 23:32

Bung it over into 'gardening', Munker. You'll get them all excited about a remote method of plant-feeding.

milward · 19/07/2006 23:40

lol Ladidadi

VeniVidiVickiQV · 19/07/2006 23:44

Hi, so glad i found this thread.

Have been struggling to stop my feotus from kicking when i am trying to sleep.

How can I get it to kick when i am up and about walking, and not when i am resting?

Black out blinds dont seem to have helped.

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iamapieceofcheesecake · 20/07/2006 00:02

What about hiccuping? Do you think you could get it to hold it's breath or stand upside down whilst drinking a cup of water?

WideWebWitch · 21/07/2006 12:02

ha ha ha ha at this thread!

expatinscotland · 21/07/2006 12:03

Do Fruit Shoots pass thru the placenta?

hunkermunker · 21/07/2006 12:05

Aw, EIS, you can't deny my unborn baby their treat, can you? My foetus likes Fruit Shoots!

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kiskidee · 21/07/2006 12:05

surely placentas have evolved enough so babies know what a routine is before they pop out?

my dd has always been a 7 - 7 baby.

expatinscotland · 21/07/2006 12:07

Artificially flavoured, DayGlo coloured crap trumps Maya Gold as a 'treat' any day!

MissChief · 21/07/2006 12:07

does Isabelle oliver or Formes do "Am I bovvered" t-shirts? They need to with you lot!

pesme · 21/07/2006 12:22

how about embyonic sized t shirts saying 'Mine's a bottle of the house red!', so cute

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 12:26

Well during my scan I distinctly saw my foetus sucking it's thumb. I am sure this can't be good for his speech development, how can I get it to stop, and use a dummy instead, which I can then take away when I want to?

Greensleeves · 21/07/2006 12:30

Garry Ezzo is promoting a new line of miniature egg-flippers, so you can stick it up there and give the baby a good drubbing. It's the only language they understand.

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 12:31

Oh fuck Greeny don't

This thread is walking such a fine line between being hilarious and being really dreadfully upsetting

Greensleeves · 21/07/2006 12:50

Oh bugger, I've gone and killed the thread

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