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BZB27 wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:

BZB27 wrote:Just welcomed our boy into the world today.

Jordan BZB jnr

He weighs 7 pound 11 and is 51cms long

Mum and bub doing really well.

Announces it on SAFooty before even putting it on FB.

Priorities

How long did he take to pop out?

Haha i did it just after i wrote on fb.

We went with a cesarean so wasnt as bad as going through labour.

Says the bloke

BZB27 wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:

BZB27 wrote:Just welcomed our boy into the world today.

Jordan BZB jnr

He weighs 7 pound 11 and is 51cms long

Mum and bub doing really well.

Announces it on SAFooty before even putting it on FB.

Priorities

How long did he take to pop out?

Haha i did it just after i wrote on fb.

We went with a cesarean so wasnt as bad as going through labour.

Congratulations mate...

But just a word of advice, NEVER EVER REPEAT THAT LAST SENTENCE TO YOUR WIFE EVER! I mean EVER

Haha she said it herself to me so just repeating it

Both my kids were cesarean...something about being better than watching your favourite pub burn down.

well I can tell you natural births aint pretty either

I invented a new orifice - the vagarsehole

bennymacca wrote:well I can tell you natural births aint pretty either

I invented a new orifice - the vagarsehole

I watched the whole of my wife's caesarian, including taking photo after photo so my wife could see it afterward, at her request. Was amazing, couldn't stop watching. Different, but amazing all the same.

12 days to go.

Bump!

I'm very happy, excited and relieved to announce that my wife is 14 weeks pregnant (15 this Friday). Very happy and excited because we are going to be parents and relieved because we had a bit of a tough time on our journey to become parents.

My wife had a miscarriage in early November and it absolutely broke her. She really wants to be a mum so for that to happen to her was hearbreaking. It was so hard for me to know what to do or what to say when it happened and it left me feeling pretty useless while there were days when she didn't want to do anything because she was so upset, it's one of the saddest things I've experienced.

When she was ready we tried again and just like the first time we had no issues and she got pregnant straight away so that was a huge relief.

Everything is going is well as it should be at the moment.

The Dark Knight wrote:Bump!

I'm very happy, excited and relieved to announce that my wife is 14 weeks pregnant (15 this Friday). Very happy and excited because we are going to be parents and relieved because we had a bit of a tough time on our journey to become parents.

My wife had a miscarriage in early November and it absolutely broke her. She really wants to be a mum so for that to happen to her was hearbreaking. It was so hard for me to know what to do or what to say when it happened and it left me feeling pretty useless while there were days when she didn't want to do anything because she was so upset, it's one of the saddest things I've experienced.

When she was ready we tried again and just like the first time we had no issues and she got pregnant straight away so that was a huge relief.

Everything is going is well as it should be at the moment.

Best of luck mate, it’s the best thing you’ll ever do in life.

Couldn’t be happier for you TDK!

Good luck mate, you’ll be a great dad

Donald or Ricky if a boy?

The Dark Knight wrote:Bump!

I'm very happy, excited and relieved to announce that my wife is 14 weeks pregnant (15 this Friday). Very happy and excited because we are going to be parents and relieved because we had a bit of a tough time on our journey to become parents.

My wife had a miscarriage in early November and it absolutely broke her. She really wants to be a mum so for that to happen to her was hearbreaking. It was so hard for me to know what to do or what to say when it happened and it left me feeling pretty useless while there were days when she didn't want to do anything because she was so upset, it's one of the saddest things I've experienced.

When she was ready we tried again and just like the first time we had no issues and she got pregnant straight away so that was a huge relief.

Everything is going is well as it should be at the moment.

Fantastic news mate and all the best to you both.

Congratulations TDK!

The Dark Knight wrote:Bump!

I'm very happy, excited and relieved to announce that my wife is 14 weeks pregnant (15 this Friday). Very happy and excited because we are going to be parents and relieved because we had a bit of a tough time on our journey to become parents.

My wife had a miscarriage in early November and it absolutely broke her. She really wants to be a mum so for that to happen to her was hearbreaking. It was so hard for me to know what to do or what to say when it happened and it left me feeling pretty useless while there were days when she didn't want to do anything because she was so upset, it's one of the saddest things I've experienced.

When she was ready we tried again and just like the first time we had no issues and she got pregnant straight away so that was a huge relief.

Everything is going is well as it should be at the moment.

Congratulations TDK. I'll echo the sentiments in that it'll be the best thing you'll ever do.

All the best!

The Dark Knight wrote:Bump!

Very clever heading

Congratulations young man, enjoy the experience, parenthood is what makes life worthwhile.

Brodlach wrote:Couldn’t be happier for you TDK!

Good luck mate, you’ll be a great dad

Donald or Ricky if a boy? [emoji38]

Hahaha, I don't think Donald will be an option but Ricky isn't a bad option and it's a unisex name. My wife has a list of both boy and girl names, we both don't want really common names or really odd and abstract names.

Wishing you the absolute best TDK.

Always here for a chat if you ever need throughout the journey.

The Dark Knight wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Couldn’t be happier for you TDK!

Good luck mate, you’ll be a great dad

Donald or Ricky if a boy? [emoji38]

Hahaha, I don't think Donald will be an option but Ricky isn't a bad option and it's a unisex name. My wife has a list of both boy and girl names, we both don't want really common names or really odd and abstract names.

Marnus it is then. All the best!

My youngest daughter was given an Irish name as a show of respect to my partner being from Northern Ireland. The daughters name is Aoife.

It causes all sorts of looks, pronunciations, questions. But we like it

Now that Aoife is 3 and understands abit about her Irish heritage she takes some pride in it.

whufc wrote:My youngest daughter was given an Irish name as a show of respect to my partner being from Northern Ireland. The daughters name is Aoife.

It causes all sorts of looks, pronunciations, questions. But we like it

Now that Aoife is 3 and understands abit about her Irish heritage she takes some pride in it.

I'll bite - how does one pronounce that?

I'm guessing Ow-fee.