General Discussion

[BettySwollocks92]

our baby was born at 29 weeks I don't have a newborn picture of her on the computer but this is her a few weeks later when we were able to bring her home

she weighed a pound more than yours though mad dog

[Im_notSneaky]

Won't be long before you're a gran...

[dannyjt]

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

Won't be long before you're a gran...

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Probably turn out to be a s**g, like her mother.

[Im_notSneaky]

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dannyjt wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

Won't be long before you're a gran...

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Probably turn out to be a s**g, like her mother.

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Are you speaking from experience Danny? Do you have pictures?

[BettySwollocks92]

her mother is not a s**g. Well not for me anyway but she is to the other men in the town

it's were I learned all my tricks but I look better in a miniskirt than she does even if my wobbly bits hang out the bottom of it sometimes but most men find that more attractive you should see the jealous looks they give me

[Im_notSneaky]

I do like the way someone posts a picture of them holding their baby and get's called a sl*g.

Wait until Warren finds out you've been using that kind of language in his thread, he'll slap you across the face with his cucumber.

[Mikal_Drey]

hey hey

Grand Parent at 39... 

A few of my friends have had kids at an early age and my best mates daughter is more than capable of breeding but young parents are scary. 

Regardless of the social commentary; congrats on being an uncle.  Prem is an awful situation and can be a huge emotional strain. 

Been there. 

Prem babies have problems all through life as they play catchup and various litte complications always remain. (eg hearing)

Thing 1 (8) and Thing 2 (5)

Hopefully grandparent status is at least 15yrs away.  My nan is still alive (barely) so she has Great Gran Status :/

[BettySwollocks92]

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Mikal_Drey wrote:

hey hey

Grand Parent at 39... 

A few of my friends have had kids at an early age and my best mates daughter is more than capable of breeding but young parents are scary. 

Regardless of the social commentary; congrats on being an uncle.  Prem is an awful situation and can be a huge emotional strain. 

Been there. 

Prem babies have problems all through life as they play catchup and various litte complications always remain. (eg hearing)

Thing 1 (8) and Thing 2 (5)

Hopefully grandparent status is at least 15yrs away.  My nan is still alive (barely) so she has Great Gran Status :/

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ours has never had any problems and they told us when she was born that if she had gone to term she would have been an 11lb'er

[Mikal_Drey]

alot is dependent on how far along you are and how developed the baby is. Amber is pretty much ok now and on the redline or there about. She is slightly asthmatic and gets a cold at the drop of a hat.

Modern advancements in post natal care and the overall education on our health has had an impact but some studies still show that prem babies have long term health issues. I havent seen anything serious and I would certainly accept the whole nature vs nurture arguments that longitudinal studies incur.

[fenian]

the way kids are popping them out when they are 12 and 13 its little surprise everyone is a grandad.

Im not though, and I dont know any except ones in their 80s and 90s