I saw these on Facebook a while back and nearly fell down laughing.
You may already have seen them there (or even elsewhere).
But just in case you haven’t, here are some often-asked pregnancy questions with appropriate (albeit irreverent) responses.
But just in case you haven’t, here are some often-asked pregnancy questions with appropriate (albeit irreverent) responses.
Should I have a
baby after 35?
No … 35 children is
enough.
I’m two months
pregnant. When will my baby move?
With any luck,
right after he finishes college.
Our baby was born
last week. When will my wife feel and act normal again?
When the kids are
in college.
What’s the most
reliable method to determine a baby’s sex?
Childbirth.
I was told it’s
not pain I’ll feel during labor, but pressure. Is this right?
Yes. Just like a
tornado might be called an “air current.”
Is there any
reason I have to be in the delivery room while my wife is in labor?
Not unless the word
“alimony” means anything to you.
Is there anything
I should avoid while recovering from childbirth?
Yes. Pregnancy.
Do I have to have
a baby shower?
Not if you change
the baby’s diaper very quickly.
My wife is five
months pregnant and so moody that she’s sometimes borderline irrational.
So … what’s your
question?