Comments on: Babble (ing) Idiots! http://www.mommyknows.com/189/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=189 mommy of four blogs about life, photography, humor Sun, 29 Jan 2012 08:30:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: buy ezetimibe http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-25830 buy ezetimibe Fri, 05 Aug 2011 03:04:57 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-25830 ufjJmD mmmm sandwitch ufjJmD mmmm sandwitch

]]> By: 007ninchen http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-15711 007ninchen Tue, 17 Nov 2009 14:59:41 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-15711 Once the due date has passed and there’s still no baby, people just can’t resist asking this inane question. Answer with humor: “I guess he’s happy where he is,” or “I love being pregnant so much I decided to put off delivering for another month.” Once the due date has passed and there’s still no baby, people just can’t resist asking this inane question. Answer with humor: “I guess he’s happy where he is,” or “I love being pregnant so much I decided to put off delivering for another month.”

]]> By: Sara Connor http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-11486 Sara Connor Mon, 08 Dec 2008 20:58:31 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-11486 I too am frustrated with the overly generalized and vague articles that can be so easily miss interpreted. My midwife strongly recommends avoiding alcohol especially during the first trimester because all of the baby's vital organs are being formed. I am expecting my fourth child. For me it wasn't too hard to give up alcohol. The holidays make it difficult, I like to have a glass of wine. Darn. But, for me it is worth giving up anything with caffeine in it, wine, fast food and so on for the health of my baby and my own health. I want to give this little bundle of joy the best shot at life that I can. Thanks for taking the time to write about this. <em>Sara Connor's last blog post..<a href='http://www.pregnancybabyinthemaking.com/weight-gain-pregnancy-46.html' rel="nofollow">What Is A Normal Weight Gain In Pregnancy?</a></em> I too am frustrated with the overly generalized and vague articles that can be so easily miss interpreted. My midwife strongly recommends avoiding alcohol especially during the first trimester because all of the baby’s vital organs are being formed. I am expecting my fourth child.

For me it wasn’t too hard to give up alcohol. The holidays make it difficult, I like to have a glass of wine. Darn. But, for me it is worth giving up anything with caffeine in it, wine, fast food and so on for the health of my baby and my own health. I want to give this little bundle of joy the best shot at life that I can.

Thanks for taking the time to write about this.

Sara Connor’s last blog post..What Is A Normal Weight Gain In Pregnancy?

]]> By: SSD http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-11108 SSD Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:17:45 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-11108 what an idiot! what an idiot!

]]> By: Susy-Q http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7606 Susy-Q Wed, 30 Jan 2008 21:01:26 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7606 I totally agree. An acquaintance I knew who was pregnant at the same time I was kept making excuses for her "bad" pregnancy habits and kept trying to get my approval for her behaviour. All I kept thinking was: "NINE MONTHS"! Nine months of healthy living and abstinence--not the sex part--out of your long life will make the difference FOR THE REST of your unborn child's life. Seems simple enough to me! We shouldn't need science to figure that one out. I totally agree. An acquaintance I knew who was pregnant at the same time I was kept making excuses for her “bad” pregnancy habits and kept trying to get my approval for her behaviour. All I kept thinking was: “NINE MONTHS”! Nine months of healthy living and abstinence–not the sex part–out of your long life will make the difference FOR THE REST of your unborn child’s life. Seems simple enough to me! We shouldn’t need science to figure that one out.

]]> By: Jenny M http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7594 Jenny M Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:22:18 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7594 Sheesh- Would you ever tell a crack addict that 2 hits a day is okay? NO- you'd tell them to stop completely- should be the same during pregnancy! Sheesh- Would you ever tell a crack addict that 2 hits a day is okay? NO- you’d tell them to stop completely- should be the same during pregnancy!

]]> By: Jenny M http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7592 Jenny M Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:11:23 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7592 Yikes- 2 drinks a day! Sheesh- I highly doubt the author has experienced FAS- Man how scary! Also, smoking too is something as well to avoid. Yikes- 2 drinks a day! Sheesh- I highly doubt the author has experienced FAS- Man how scary! Also, smoking too is something as well to avoid.

]]> By: Michelle http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7580 Michelle Wed, 30 Jan 2008 04:38:54 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7580 oh my sometimes people say the dumbest things but to publish and have proof that you're an idiot is really dumb! oh my sometimes people say the dumbest things but to publish and have proof that you’re an idiot is really dumb!

]]> By: Ginene http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7573 Ginene Wed, 30 Jan 2008 03:33:24 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7573 Here in our world today do we try to justify all the things that are harmful in someway to us or another - but drinking during a pregnancy is not ok no matter which way you come at it. I only have one child right now and she is one of the most precious things to me - when I was breast feeding her I was surprised to find that certian foods bothered her (things you learn!) and i felt so bad thinking that this is bothering her this much now it had to have had the same effect on her in my tummy - I know that i'll be eating a lot healthier next time around. And if food can have such a dramatic effect on a little infant what kind of effect is alchol going to have on that tiny babe - consider the effect it has on a 120 lb adult! Here in our world today do we try to justify all the things that are harmful in someway to us or another – but drinking during a pregnancy is not ok no matter which way you come at it. I only have one child right now and she is one of the most precious things to me – when I was breast feeding her I was surprised to find that certian foods bothered her (things you learn!) and i felt so bad thinking that this is bothering her this much now it had to have had the same effect on her in my tummy – I know that i’ll be eating a lot healthier next time around. And if food can have such a dramatic effect on a little infant what kind of effect is alchol going to have on that tiny babe – consider the effect it has on a 120 lb adult!

]]> By: Lisa http://www.mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7570 Lisa Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:55:29 +0000 http://mommyknows.com/189/#comment-7570 I cannot believe anyone would publish an article promoting drinking while pregnant. Idiots united I guess. Taking care of a handicapped child is way harder than giving up drinking for 9 months. I cannot believe anyone would publish an article promoting drinking while pregnant. Idiots united I guess. Taking care of a handicapped child is way harder than giving up drinking for 9 months.

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