The delivery room is not a place for your other children.
Apparently some moms have the idea that it's a great bonding experience for their other children to see and/or help with the delivery of their newest sibling....
Apparently some moms have the idea that it's a great bonding experience for their other children to see and/or help with the delivery of their newest sibling....
Unless it's one of them having the baby. :)
Huh?
I'm just going by what is written. :)
Who is having the baby? perplexed
I think I know what you were getting at...but...DO I? Spell it out please.
Some children have a tenuous hold on life, and should not be subject to human suffering.
What are you talking about, every woman on Earth boasts about how much they suffered while giving birth, there is a reason that women lose some of their memory post birth, so they wont remember how bad it was and to want to get pregnant again.
You're right; there is something about childbirth that gets anesthesized in women's memories or something...most women swore to me: NEVEr AGAIN...but a couple of years later...there they are...pg again!
It's nature's way to trick women into reproducing. What stops families from having more kids is not usually pregnancy but rather being able to provide, raising kids is not easy or cheap.
...i.e.: mother screaming obscenities, and cursing father...water gushing forth...surrounded by white masked strangers...what about that isn't frightening?
When I was little one of the things that scared me a lot was the hospital smell, the smell of disinfectants.
A lot of people have a fear of the "White jacket" and I imagine small children would, too. Especially if you have memories of one giving you a couple of needles...
No, really, eh? And whenever I tried to peg down my mom for stories of my birth...she started looking shifty...and getting defensive... "Well, you know dear, we ALL took drugs in those days..."
Ugh...that's about it...
How's school?
Great, we're starting very serious subjects now.
Like...? Let me live vicariously...:)
Facial oral surgery, pathoanatomy, pathophysiolgy, use of dental equipment, drilling canals in teeth etc.
So, tell me...what's the point of posts? Dental posts.
I had a "consult" with a dentist last week...after glancing in my mouth for 5 seconds...and speaking for 1 minute...he then charged me $85 bucks for it.
Charging 85 bucks for a check up? That's a robbery
Check up? Ha. It was a specialist... A maliofacial (something like that) consult...which took all of 5 minutes...although saying 5 minutes would be exaggerating.
Consultations shouldn't cost money, how the hell do they expect a national level of good oral health if people are afraid of being robbed every time they have a problem, wasnt Canadian healthcare free?
Health care doesn't include dental and optometry.
Or a video camera
I had my 3rd child at home in my bed, with my second darting back and forth catching glimpses of the whole ordeal. 😣 I tried to make her stay out, but she learned about childbirth and wasn't scarred. It made explaining where babies come from considerably less complicated.