Busby is completely intrigued by my pregnancy, and consequently has been asking A LOT of questions about the impending(ish) arrival of her new sibling. H-Bear doesnât really understand whatâs happening yet, and other than his little hand resting on my bump (which is gorgeous!), he hasnât shown much of an interest.
The questions from Busby have been numerous and quite hilarious at times. A few weeks ago, over breakfast, she asked me whether Nick could film my âhole getting biggerâ during labour so she could watch it back. And then the other day, she was rather concerned about my pelvic floor, asking me âWill you wee yourself when your waters break, Mummy?âÂ
If everything goes to plan, Iâm hoping for another home birth, so I was talking to Busby about this on the way home from school:âCan you have the baby at night, so I can wake up and then sheâll be there before I go to school?â Â she asked. I explained that it doesnât always work out like that, and it might be that sheâs there after school one day instead. To which she replied:Â âWell, ok, but Iâd like it more if she arrived at night.â
I am thoroughly enjoying these questions and statements â theyâre funny and insightful, and I love that sheâs taken such an interest in this pregnancy and giving birth. Sheâs so curious⊠although I dread to think what sheâs discussing in school during circle time!
It seems Iâm not alone with siblings saying hilarious things about pregnancy and their future siblings arrivals.
When I posted about this last week, I received so many funny comments that I thought Iâd share some of them in a post! Emily from Emily and Indiana said:
âMy eldest asked if the baby was going to come out of my belly button! Iâm glad she didnât!â
I love that Kaye from Hello Archieâs little boy exclaimed:
âThat baby is going to be really good at swimming, Mummy!â
When she told him the baby lived in water in her tummy. How cute is that?!
Amberâs (Meet the Wildes) little boy had an incredible conversation with his grandma about his new sibling:
Grandma: âAnd when the baby is bigger, he or she will POP! out of Mummyâs tummy.â
Lysander: âNo, Grandy! The baby is going to come out of Mummyâs vulva!â
Heâs certainly educated! And, as Amber said: âAt least he believes in me!â
I thought Frankiâs (Wonderful Chaos) comment was SO cute!
âWhen we told Luca I was pregnant and showed him the tiny 6 week blob scan, he said that it was probably just a grass seed like Ronnie (our dog) had stuck in his foot.â
And Fionaâs (Watching You Grow) comment made me laugh so much:
âWe got our daughter (then 3) a book about how babies are made, which she then read to the student midwife at a home visit. So while I was having my checks, all I could hear was Ebony saying: âHow do you think the baby got in Mummyâs tummy? Did Daddy plant a seed in the garden and water it? No. Was it something to do with a stork? No! He put his penis in her vagina.â AwkwardâŠâ
Whatâs the best thing your little person has said about your pregnancy or birth? Iâd love to hear your stories!
This is so funny! Kids literally say the funniest thingsâŠas well as being highly embarrassing at times!
Kids literally come out with some awesome things when youâre pregnant! Even though Ellis was seven when I was pregnant with G the things he said were hilarious, and a bit embarrassing