Seems Obvious Really, Doesn't It?

Our daughter is expecting her fourth child in November at the ripe old age of 42. She's had all the tests and everything's going to plan. (As an ex-specialised GOS paeds nurse, she's was very aware of the possible problems and has taken all the necessary precautions). The current house extension to provide a much bigger kitchen and dining room will be completed well in time and they had a fifth bedroom added some years ago, as four children was "part of the plan." She's always been that organised.
On her visit for her last check-up she took her youngest child with her and let her see the ultra-sound picture. Apparently they are in "3D" now. Armed with a copy of a photo of her new sibling our three year-old granddaughter returned home and was showing her friend, who asked;


"Will it be a boy or a girl?"




Wait for it...


































"We don't know yet, as it wasn't wearing any clothes."


Fair enough....

 

Aw ! That's lovely Doghouse. Children are so sweet.
Congratulations to you all for another lovely baby on the way.

 

Love it...

 

42 !?! Blimey....you must be really old then x:D

Congratulations to your family and a funny story

 

Congratulations to you all:gnthb:, prayers and best wishes on a smooth pregnancy and delivery, for your daughter :thumb:........and do let us know, "once it puts some clothes on",:wink: :hehe:what it is!!!:D

Congrats again :gnthb:

 

Congratulations and best wishes to Mum and baby...............as well as Grandad

 

:rotfl:Thats lovely. When I tried to tell 1st daughter about the new baby, I said she nust be very carefull not to hurt its bones she said "mummy said, it wont have bones, it will have cartridges"

 

Thanks for all your kind words.

Kids are a scream aren't they?

Both her mother and grandmother are very wimpy when it comes to thunder and lightning. The child started her first full day at nursery school last week, previously she only did half days.

When her mother collected her, she asked her how her day had gone.

"OK, but we had a storm."

"Did you?"


"Yes! But the teacher didn't say; 'Run and hide!'"

 

:hehe: Too cute!

 

Many congratulations to all concerned.

I just love the things children say. When our daughter was told of a forthcoming sibling she couldn't wait to tell everyone 'Mummy's having a baby, but it won't be like me, it'll be a proper baby'. That tells you all you need to know about our eldest daughter!