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OB doc welcome every baby with a song (Original Post)
OneGrassRoot
Jul 2013
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kdmorris
(5,649 posts)1. That is so cool!!
Of course, I gave birth to my twin sons 2 weeks ago and frankly, I heard nothing except the beautiful sound of their own cries. They could have sang to them and I wouldn't have know it
I'd heard so many horror stories of twin pregnancies and birth and my experience was totally different (it was really hard the last 3 weeks of the pregnancy to move (we only made it to 38 weeks), but that's because they were 8 lbs 1 oz and 8 lbs 5 oz when born... who knew I was carrying around 17 lbs of baby!!)
Granny M
(1,395 posts)2. Congrats, and welcome to the twins! nt
OneGrassRoot
(22,920 posts)3. WOW, huge congrats!!!!
And welcome to your two precious ones!
17 lbs of baby is a LOT. Wow!
MisterP
(23,730 posts)4. k&r--better than