Bet that made her eyes water.......
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If childbirth was that difficult, God wouldn't have given it to a woman to do.
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Baby weighing 14 pounds born in US
A baby weighing 14 pounds and two ounces (6.410 kg), double the weight of the average newborn, has been born in California.
Richard Walker Sault, baby weighing 14 pounds born
Richard is possibly the largest baby ever delivered in Orange County
Doctors said Richard Walker Sault, born two days before Christmas, was one of the biggest babies they had ever seen.
Richard was delivered by caesarean section, but he was so large that it took two doctors to lift him out of his mother's womb.
"We thought our first baby was a miracle, and now we have this little guy," the baby's father Richard Sault told the OC Register. "Guess he's not so little."
"Our daughter, she was a big girl and she walked at ten months. And Junior here looks like he could get up and walk out of the hospital right now."
Both mother and child are said to be in good health, but the parents have had to exchange all Richard's clothes for bigger sizes.
He has been named the largest baby ever delivered at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center – and possibly in Orange County, according to doctors and local media.
"That's a big baby," Marty Wright, department manager of labor and delivery at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, told the newspaper. During her 21 years at the hospital, about 102,000 babies have been delivered.
"I remember one that was nearly 12 pounds, but 14.2? Never!" she said.
He may be a big baby, but there have been bigger. A Russian baby was born last year weighing a hefty 16 pounds and a newborn in Brazil made headlines in 2005 when he entered the world at 17 pounds.
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the biggest baby ever born arrived in Canada in 1879. He weighed almost 11kg.
clicky thingy
Baby weighing 14 pounds born in US
A baby weighing 14 pounds and two ounces (6.410 kg), double the weight of the average newborn, has been born in California.
Richard Walker Sault, baby weighing 14 pounds born
Richard is possibly the largest baby ever delivered in Orange County
Doctors said Richard Walker Sault, born two days before Christmas, was one of the biggest babies they had ever seen.
Richard was delivered by caesarean section, but he was so large that it took two doctors to lift him out of his mother's womb.
"We thought our first baby was a miracle, and now we have this little guy," the baby's father Richard Sault told the OC Register. "Guess he's not so little."
"Our daughter, she was a big girl and she walked at ten months. And Junior here looks like he could get up and walk out of the hospital right now."
Both mother and child are said to be in good health, but the parents have had to exchange all Richard's clothes for bigger sizes.
He has been named the largest baby ever delivered at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center – and possibly in Orange County, according to doctors and local media.
"That's a big baby," Marty Wright, department manager of labor and delivery at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, told the newspaper. During her 21 years at the hospital, about 102,000 babies have been delivered.
"I remember one that was nearly 12 pounds, but 14.2? Never!" she said.
He may be a big baby, but there have been bigger. A Russian baby was born last year weighing a hefty 16 pounds and a newborn in Brazil made headlines in 2005 when he entered the world at 17 pounds.
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the biggest baby ever born arrived in Canada in 1879. He weighed almost 11kg.
There is NO danger of me Ever ever having kids if there is the remotest chance that I would have to squeeze something weighing a STONE out of me! A STONE!!!
Mark-C said:
Ouch 
My daughter gave birth to 10 pounder on Boxing Day and that would appear to be an experience she isn't keen on repeating
Congratulations, just wait afew months and the rose tinted specs will either be on or smashed depening on how much sleep the baby is getting (how much sleep you are getting)My daughter gave birth to 10 pounder on Boxing Day and that would appear to be an experience she isn't keen on repeating
Mummy looks like Shrek though
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TheEnd said:
Mummy looks like Shrek though
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Dear god, is that the ugliest woman i've ever seen? Most likley. aka
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wideload said:
Mark-C said:
Ouch
My daughter gave birth to 10 pounder on Boxing Day and that would appear to be an experience she isn't keen on repeating
Congratulations, just wait afew months and the rose tinted specs will either be on or smashed depening on how much sleep the baby is getting (how much sleep you are getting)My daughter gave birth to 10 pounder on Boxing Day and that would appear to be an experience she isn't keen on repeating
TheEnd said:
Mummy looks like Shrek though
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Holy Jesus!!aka
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I feel sorry for the kid already!
It amazes me that someone would actually have sex with that woman!
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gathore said:
gathore said:TheEnd said:
sgathore said:
gathore said: It amazes me that someone would actually have sex with that woman!
If she's gonna have sex with you, you'd better agree.Just look at those hands, she'd have a punch like Tyson
Maybe she raped him?
I must be getting old.
I find myself annoyed by disrespectful comments about how someone elses loved one looks.
She may be the kindest most loving woman you've ever met, my wife has a minor facial disfigurement (she was born with a cleft lip), some of you would be surprised at how silly comments can make others feel.
The pictures I have of my wife following childbirth don't show her at her best.
On topic, my sister-in-laws second was just over 12 lbs, my brother said she struggled delivering the little lad naturally.
Good luck to them.
I find myself annoyed by disrespectful comments about how someone elses loved one looks.
She may be the kindest most loving woman you've ever met, my wife has a minor facial disfigurement (she was born with a cleft lip), some of you would be surprised at how silly comments can make others feel.
The pictures I have of my wife following childbirth don't show her at her best.
On topic, my sister-in-laws second was just over 12 lbs, my brother said she struggled delivering the little lad naturally.
Good luck to them.
Nigel Worc's said:
I must be getting old.
I find myself annoyed by disrespectful comments about how someone elses loved one looks.
She may be the kindest most loving woman you've ever met, my wife has a minor facial disfigurement (she was born with a cleft lip), some of you would be surprised at how silly comments can make others feel.
The pictures I have of my wife following childbirth don't show her at her best.
On topic, my sister-in-laws second was just over 12 lbs, my brother said she struggled delivering the little lad naturally.
Good luck to them.
Yes, I agree - she is someones wife, daughter and now mother - a little respect is due.I find myself annoyed by disrespectful comments about how someone elses loved one looks.
She may be the kindest most loving woman you've ever met, my wife has a minor facial disfigurement (she was born with a cleft lip), some of you would be surprised at how silly comments can make others feel.
The pictures I have of my wife following childbirth don't show her at her best.
On topic, my sister-in-laws second was just over 12 lbs, my brother said she struggled delivering the little lad naturally.
Good luck to them.
One question thought ......... would you do it?
I wouldn't let my dog do it.
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