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Helpful hints for those given the honour of being in the laybour room when a baby is being born |
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by peachynowamum  (September 2006) (rank 228th) |
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I Taking this from personal experience!!!
GUYS DO NOT STAND TOO CLOSE TO YOUR PARTNER WHY? well in my case and a few of my freinds its not the hand we try to grab and break it something else if u catch my drift.
GRANDMOTHERS TO BE AND
OTHER FEMALES INVITED DO NOT TALK ABOUT YOUR OWN LAYBOUR WHY? well one if it was quick and easy you just make the current mother to be peeved!!! and 2 if it was long and difficult you make the mother to be worried and unecesarilly stressed. just tell them it will be over soon enough and that it will all be worth it. Simply encourage them thats all otherwise shut up!!!
GRANDFATHERS TO BE AND OTHER MALES DONT ASK STUPID QUESTIONS? Sorry but saying is that normal every five minutes does get enoying and well unless they are planning to do an unforseen procedure no offense your input not realy all that welcome when all one wants to do is just have the baby and the pain gone over done.
And whilst it is good to have some one help you breath through it. Telling them to not scream and yell is like telling the clouds not to rain and a baby not to cry and so forth and so forth.
