think why do women scream and shout in labour

[AuntiePickleBottom]

is there any real need.

Must HAVE been lost in the post
And I would not normally correct grammar but I thought I'd sink to your level OP

why am i a troll.

i have been on MN for a while

Arf at 'if your bottom is pickled'

But I do scream during sex.

LOL

No.1 Screamed so they could hear me in the next town and asked the walls, the floor, the mws and my DH to kill me.

No.2 Had a ball, smiled, drank tea, baby swam out without an ounze of pain.

All birts are different

OP, I dare you to have another one.......

no my bottom isn't pickle just my brain

Are you a Scientologist....
don't their Women have to be silent during childbirth.

But why the need to feel all superior because you gave birth quietly? Do you think women scream/shout during labour for attention?

In answer to your question, I found it helped, I can't say how, but I couldn't not shout, albeit in that freakily deep Entonox/Exorcist voice.

Bully for you. I thought I would be a quiet one too, but I defy anyone getting a 4th degree tear not to utter a loud "ouch" or two.

There's probably a point where it's unhelpful because you're panicking and need to concentrate but it's not the screaming that's bad it's the panic.

A while before I got PG with DD my appendix burst, I passed out from the pain, and nearly died from hospital negligence - so having a pain in more or less the same place just as bad, but not able to pass out every three minutes was fucking terrifying.

I need the drugs to calm down and get back in control and then I did some grunty shouting at the end from exertion.

But sure you can judge me. It's only you that'll look like a twat if you do...

I did screamed through DS2's - it was hell.

I moo-ed (yes like a cow ), and shouted (alternated between the too quite well actually) during DS3's.

I was quite quiet but YABVVVU.

I swore too and DH apologised to the M/wife so I swore at him.

xfirsttimemummy the young lad you're calling a twat had clear autism and I found his reaction to the birth/baby very moving an d thought he had a good sense of humour too. I have a less favourable opinion of you.

swearing loudly can help to bear pain. proved - on Mythbusters.
Scientific fact :)

Eeeeuuuw 2shoes! I didn't know cream was made by shagging a sheep!

What a ridiculous thread

Having a fantastic sleep during labour pmsl!

Oh bravo. Have a hero biscuit you nasty person. You should be really bloody careful about the way you talk about other women at their most vulnerable time.

I didn't swear at all but I had a CS. I was very disappointed not to get the opportunity to get carte blanche to be potty-mouthed tbh