thread: Is he a good baby..? And other comments that drive you mad....

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    Home with my Son :)
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    They say that after 4 kids?? I never really considered 4 kids to be a big deal.. I have always wondered what causes them though, it's never worked with me lol.. (Close though I'm on my 3rd prregnancy lol)

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2008
    3,132

    They say that after 4 kids?? I never really considered 4 kids to be a big deal.. I have always wondered what causes them though, it's never worked with me lol.. (Close though I'm on my 3rd prregnancy lol)
    I think it is because I had them all within three and a half years of each other. I honestly feel like a walking freak show whenever we go out (especially when DH is not with me) because every second person says something to me about it

    That, and everyone thinks they are a comedian and I haven't heard it approx 409884598359873498 times before.

    I think they forget that my kids have ears and can hear them. And kids understand a lot ...

    When people ask me if I own a TV I have started telling them "Of course I do, I am just very good at multi tasking." Then walk away while I let it sink in

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Dec 2010
    Melbourne
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    This might seem like a strange one - but I am sick of people saying "oh, you're such a natural"
    What does that even mean?!! ... I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time!

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Oct 2010
    Brisbane
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    How long were you in labour for?

    Formula is easy

    It must be hard for single mums

    How much does he weigh?

    He doesn't look Aboriginal

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    How long were you in labour for?

    Formula is easy

    It must be hard for single mums

    How much does he weigh?

    He doesn't look Aboriginal
    The last quote is mind blowing! I can't believe people say stuff like that

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Jul 2005
    Sydney
    7,896

    I think it is because I had them all within three and a half years of each other. I honestly feel like a walking freak show whenever we go out (especially when DH is not with me) because every second person says something to me about it

    That, and everyone thinks they are a comedian and I haven't heard it approx 409884598359873498 times before.

    I think they forget that my kids have ears and can hear them. And kids understand a lot ...

    When people ask me if I own a TV I have started telling them "Of course I do, I am just very good at multi tasking." Then walk away while I let it sink in
    Tehehehe...

    You should add, actually I have a few more, but they're all at school. At least, I hope that's where they are.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Mar 2008
    the world
    540

    He'll be too heavy for you to carry around like that soon (about babywearing)
    THere is nothing wrong with letting them scream...does them no harm
    You'll never get him out of your bed and your relationship will suffer
    Can't believe you still have milk etc
    and I have had at least 10 apparently psychic people tell me I will have two really close together. Ds is 19 months even if I got pregnant now (which without embarking on IVF/ICSI treatment is not going to happen!) they would never be considered 'close together'

  8. #8

    Dec 2010
    Victoria
    1,108

    pregnant here!

    ohh youre just about ready to pop
    geeez youve dropped (ive always carried low but anyway)
    youll get sick of using cloth nappies
    dont go picking up that baby everytime it cries
    dont go carrying that baby around all day
    youll stop breatfeeding when it bites
    if theyre old enough to ask for it they dont need to breastfeed anymore
    get used to going out with a baby, you cant be stuck in the house all day
    get that baby used to noise


    sigh!