The ultrasound technician who determined the gender of our baby referred to ut as a "shiny." My husband was like, what's a shiny? I was like. It's her vaginal honey, the thing boys are going to try to climb into in 18 years. He got all red and was like "I'll kill them!" I told him he deserves to deal with her boy friends for being such a who*e when he was a teen. It was completely hilarious, I had to share.
Lol sry but since im using pee and butterfly in he same sentence it seems pretty obvious to me..but lately its only when im sitting on the toilet that i feel so much pressure. I think to myselef like damn i hope my water doesnt break lol
I told my dr it feels like the baby is going to fall out every time I use the toilet and he just shook his head and said the baby is not going to fall out. So it must be a common complaint towards the end.
I figured it was common since im in my 3rd tri already i jst didnt think it can happen at 28weeks since its still kind of early
Not being ugly. But i had no idea what butterfly refered to. I can assume but then im sure id get called out for that too. I dont even teach my 3 year old names.. She calls them what they are.
Is definitely your choice. I'm a nurse too and have never heard it called a butterfly either. I'll agree it's a bit easier to help if we know what you mean. But everyone has their comfort level with words. Glad you got your answer mama:)