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in reply to a message by mirfak
We have a name set in stone, plus I grew up with an odd name. Not doing that to our kid, although I have should myself referring to baby as Merry Mae. I have to stop doing that NOW.
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When I was pregnant with my first baby, we called him "The Fish." This went on for several months, right up until the day he was born. It started after I first felt the baby move. I told my husband it felt like a little fish was flipping around inside me.
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My parents still call me their fetus nickname and I'm 20.
I've been Sneed, after a one-liner in a W.C. Fields movie, for my entire life. Only a family nickname, though, thankfully.
I've been Sneed, after a one-liner in a W.C. Fields movie, for my entire life. Only a family nickname, though, thankfully.
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My husbands side has a tradition of giving silly names to the fetus. We went with Poppy because that was the size of the fetus with we had our first ultrasound.
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We called our son "Turnip" while I was pregnant with him, and continued to call him that on occasion until he was over a year old. :) It sort of faded out though, haven't really called him that since.
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We just called Valerie She, but Phillip often referred to us collectively as You Ladies or You Girls.
That's when I was farther along. Before that we just said "it."
That's when I was farther along. Before that we just said "it."
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Let me guess: he was a pisces
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