Our birthing class is quite humorous because we "see" and "hear about" things that
Something else about birthing class is the marvelous explanations that come from supposed "experts." There were the "ways you can tell if your child is hungry." This was a five minute section of the video and it pretty much listed everything an infant can do besides sleep. Things such as: Putting its hand towards it's mouth, making sucking mouth movements, turning the head towards the breast, crying, breathing, etc. We laughed pretty hard at the class and afterward about that one, "Honey, I think she's hungry." "Why's that?" "She just wrote a thesis on why we'll see a man on Mars before she dies." "I'll go get the bottle."
Right now, we are sitting here marveling at the wonder that is Fetus Hiccups. The kid gets them twice a day which puzzles me because aren't hiccups caused by diaphragm spasms caused by a short intake of breath. How does the kid do that? It has the umbilical cord feeding oxygen to it but it's not breathing yet, right? This is further proof that there are some things that God does just because he likes watching our reactions to certain stimuli. Like body odor.
Thus ends the first of many posts. (I promise they won't be as long in the future... Maybe)
Excited to see your blog! Now comes the hard part, keeping it up.
ReplyDeleteAlong the lines of birthing pain control... do the epidural as soon as possible. Nobody would encourage a "natural" appendicitis. Why is it different with having babies?
I'm with Brad. Keeping up a blog is a pain. That's what wives are for. That, and giving birth.
ReplyDeleteI doubt your baby has hiccups (due to your very scientific reasoning on why it's impossible), I bet she's just beatboxing... pretty unimaginatively at this point.
If keeping up a blog is a pain, I better get the epidural as well.
ReplyDeleteShe's a beatboxing Foo. I sing the Led and she plays air guitar. I'm excited to take pictures of it that don't look like a stretched belly.