Now before i had kids I had never had the problem one would need to have in order to need tucks. But let me tell you. I sure as hell did after I gave birth... and I even had a c-section. I got the hemorrhoids from the "C" word. I swear I ate more flippin prunes than should be humanly allowed and yet I was STILL constipated and I STILL got hemorrhoids. Those babies are the worst.
My friend just had twins two days ago, and I am making a little gift basket for her. When I saw this on the mom central site i laughed and agreed to do a little ditty about it because, if someone doesn't tell you these little babies are the shizz and you should put them in your purse, then at least you heard it from me. SO I am going to give them to my friend whom I am going to see in Oklahoma Wednesday. Hopefully if she has the problem these will help her as well as they did me :)
Ohhh and I am one of the lucky ones.. mine actually went away. My MIL however has had the same one for 25 years! ugggg
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Ummm that's not the only thing they are good for! I love those and used them for both kids (vaginal births), not to get all gross but put them on my pad.. nuff said!
A wonderful help during pregnancy (and after-you can use it to clean diapers and baby) is the hand bathroom bidet sprayer. It is much more convenient and offers superior hygiene over handfuls of toilet paper. It can also lesson hemorrhoids and the potential for infections. Later it is a fantastic aid for pre-rinsing cloth diapers before laundering. Finally it makes cleaning the toilet and area a breeze especially after morning sickness or a bout of diarrhea. You can even install it yourself, see it at http://www.bathroomsprayers.com
Don't forget the Dermablast! That stuff rocks!
Isaac & Gus' mom
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