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So what actually happens during childbirth?

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  • 21-11-2008 11:59am
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    Shurwhynot
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    I need info to prepare myself for when it does happen! Apparently if the man witnesses he will NEVER be attracted to his wife/gf the same again :eek:


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    Puddleduck
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    Try having a look in parenting


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    Leslie91
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    Shurwhynot wrote: »
    I need info to prepare myself for when it does happen! Apparently if the man witnesses he will NEVER be attracted to his wife/gf the same again :eek:

    BS, I couldn't wait to get back to 'making' another.


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    Nevyn
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    There is a I wish I knew thread in the pregnancy subforum of parenting.


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    themadchef
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    One word for ya....

    Welly :eek:


    No i'm kidding, well actually ive no idea..had sections myself.

    Generally afaik ur partner is not down there delivering, he's holding your hand being all supportive and man like passing out a possibility. So he's not going to see anything.


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    Nevyn
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    Having a lax vagaina after a vaginal birth ( which is the normal way to giver birth ) only happens if you do not follow the advice of the dr, midwife and physio.

    Do your pelvic floor exercises and you can have a vag tighter then before you had kids.

    The rubbish scare mongering about 'wellies' can cause women to have unnessacry c sections. :mad:


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    stovelid
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    Shurwhynot wrote: »
    Apparently if the man witnesses he will NEVER be attracted to his wife/gf the same again :eek:

    Not true.

    Anyway, guys don't have to go near the 'business end' if they don't want to. It's his call. I myself was worried about the gore, but it was grand.


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    dontcallmecrazy
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    my dad saw me beeing born and he said it was the most ''amazing thing'' ever, life changing apparently!

    he didnt see the older three being born as it was not the 'done thing' back in the day, and hes defo not as close with them as he is with me... so maybe its beneficial for the baby / daddy relationship too...and i have a younger sibling too - so he cant have been to grossed out by it!!


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    g'em
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    Thaedydal wrote: »
    There is a I wish I knew thread in the pregnancy subforum of parenting.

    merci buckets Thaed.


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