Amanda Holden .....Another one who is..........................

[4blue1pink]

Too posh to push - its an awful coincidence all these showbiz mums....anyone know her?!!

Go on 4blue1pink say Mavis pleaaaaaaaseeeee

No vendetta - she is just another celeb to emerge from the portland without having experienced the delights of "crowning"

Twigglet - How do you know what goes on on a labour ward?

bint is a good old northern word for 'woman' (I think )

How silly Nutcracker

date yes

time no

4blue, back off away from Twiglett, the way her children were born is none of your damn business, youre the one who has the problem with c-sections, she doesnt criticise any of your parental choices

yes remember bint from way back when

bi = bitch
nt = **nt
put them together and you have bint

joolstoo,yes it is.my dad calls every woman a bint.

Stephanie. I agree. Knocked out under general anaesthesia is the best way to have a baby. I didn't really do this by choice. But, in retrospect, I deffo think it's the way to go.

"Too posh to push" is a bloody myth. I've never known anyone who though giving birth vaginally was beneath them. I've know lots of people who had elective and/or emergency sections. But, never was it an issue of social status.

I can't believe your doctor refused your request. That is terrible.

She is criticising me.... i know nothing about her -nor her me!

I get called a bint all the time

cod knows what bint means, someone changed names to bint this week and was chatting to her on a thread

But for once a namechanger was nice to her, unnerved her a bit I think!

Anyone else wishing Aloha was here? Is she ever coming back or what?

Anyone else wishing Aloha was here? Is she ever coming back or what?

when did I criticise your birth choice 4blue?

Lockets ..actually you are told to turn up at 9am having not eaten for 12 hours .. but you never know when it will happen .. with DS I was taken in at 12.50 with DD at 4pm .. you have to wait for emergencies and other planned

I'm sure its different if you go private

Well i'd rather be 'silly' as you say than be an opinunated moaner who spouts rubbish.

Tbh i have never have a section, but from knowing women who have ..give me contractions and pushing anyday! sections sound much more painful, and i honestly think more traumatic compared to a routine labour.

i shared a ward with two mothers after we had given birth to our children- both of them had c-sections- both of them cried in pain literally all day long.

a c-section is a major operation, one which takes WEEKS to recover from, how can that be an "easy" option?