Women are always told to push. If the woman didn't push, would the baby propel itself out?
mrs.chappie Fri 05/12/08 00:32
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You can't help but push, can you? The internal contractions move the baby down the birth canal anyway, but sometimes you just need that extra squeeze to help it along!
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Thanks Ice. I've never given birth, but I'm watching the telly and someone has just given birth. The midwife kept saying "push, push" and it occurred to me, would the baby come out anyway?
I guess the urge to push is there and it feels right?
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reckon if it was a male he would definitly need a push to leave the womb!!!!!!
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If they don`t push, they squeeze the husbands hand so fooking much that he`ll push it out for her!
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Are ya speaking from Experience Elvis?
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Place hubby's genitals in a vice and tighten slowly.........
you'll laugh the baby out.
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Yes, and I`ve still got the scars, ten years to this day as it goes lol
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Lol ' Elvis - and sorry chappie, I didn't realise hun.
No, you can't help but puish, whether you want to or not. The hardest part's if the midwife tells you NOT to - you can't stop what's going on inside, but you have to try not to force. If the mother gets a bit too tired, she's encouraged to push a bit more, but my two were out very quickly. x
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Loren, the time it takes a woman to understand how a vice works the baby will be in junior school
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Damn you Elvis!
Night all x
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My brother reckons that when his twins were born, they shot out like two bullets!
(Bet he wouldn't have thought that if he was the one actually giving birth!)
I went into the delivery room just a couple of minutes after their births. They were very small, scraggly-looking things. They weighed three pounds apiece. They soon blossomed out into beautiful babies though.
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Oh bless! Little wee mites!
It's not half as bad as some people make out, chappie. I know that I was one of the lucky ones, but I just went in with an attitude that - well - I couldn't stop what was going on, so I had to get on with it. I wasn't frightened - i was so excited. Think that might've helped.
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That's nice to hear Ice. A lot of women have a horror story to tell about giving birth!
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I`ve experienced giving birth a few times
Honest, I`ve often had a stomach ache
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Lol - it's like no other pain that a woman ever had before. can't explain it, but for me personally, it wasn't too bad at all. Some women have higher pain threshholds than others; some unfortunately have complications. Just depends on the woman, and the attitude she has towards it.
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Ice, my friend said her births were like bad period pains.
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Giving birth you feel like your insides are coming out and they do, sort of
A kick in the nuts is worse, you feel like your outsides are coming in, and they do, sort of
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Elvis, have ya ever been kicked in the nuts?
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