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Pregnancy

Talk about every stage of pregnancy, from early symptoms to preparing for birth.

'Will the new baby have a penis?'...

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PilauMice · 06/10/2014 18:41

....was my son's way of asking what flavour this baby is. I find it refreshing and a nice change to 'Have you found out the sex?'.

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meditrina · 06/10/2014 18:43

"Flavour"?

Sounds like he'll be licking it.

PilauMice · 06/10/2014 18:45

I'm sure he will. He's only 2.5 and licks most things!

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PilauMice · 06/10/2014 18:46

Not licking the baby's potential penis. That's a bit much. Just his head or face.

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natharley11 · 07/10/2014 07:45

that's really cute my three yr old is convinced we are having a pirate called cubi
maybe a brother ia just not exciting enough x

happypotamus · 07/10/2014 08:26

When people ask if we know what we are having I say 'no, it's a surprise.' 3yr old DD has obviously been thinking about that, as the other day she said to me 'Mummy, I don't think we can keep this baby a surprise for very long.' I wonder if she thinks we won't tell anyone once it is born either. She frequently changes her mind when asked if she wants a brother or a sister, but, like Natharley's DC, would probably prefer a pirate.

natharley11 · 07/10/2014 08:47

we def couldn't have kept baby a surprise he tells everyone he meets inc random ppl in asda.
think he getting bored now told my dad he wants a puppy baby takes tpo long lol

PureMorning · 07/10/2014 08:51

My nephew was gutted when his sister was born. He was convinced my sister was giving birth to a lion.
He was furious, theres a great picture on the mantel of mum and dad looking lovingly at baby in its hospital cot and my nephew in the background arms crossed looking angry

amy83firsttimer · 07/10/2014 08:51

I have a surprise bump cooking - if asked if I know what I'm having I just say 'a baby'.
Sometimes I say a kitten but only if I've already been asked 100 times that day.

AlfAlf · 07/10/2014 09:00

He's at the age where he's working it all out :) I remember when dd1 was 2 and she had just discovered the word vagina, she was all "has daddy got a vagina?", "has grandma got a vagina?". It made for some interesting trips to the supermarket Blush

AlfAlf · 07/10/2014 09:03

That's hilarious Puremorning Grin

My niece reckons her baby sister will be named Cloud Fluff, my Dsis is a bit of a hippy but I predict disappointment!

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