sglascoe

Has anyones little kiddies ask this question yet and if so what have you as parents said.

also what do you tell a child when they ask how the baby comes out!!!!!!

Hopefully fingers crossed, my children want ask for a while even tho they are 6, 5, and 3.

can you PLEASE help me to be prepared for when they do.

thanks ladies

p.s. dont know if posted in right place.

darkheaven77

tell them the truth mummy and daddy made it and it comes out of mummys minny or what ever u call ur bits lol my twins understand and there 4 lol baby gets a kiss every night

sglascoe

i thought that it might scare them

Rachel16+Bump

my little sister (who is five) asked me how they got out (i think she thinks they just grow in you when you get older haha) so i asked her how she thought they came out so she told me she thought they are sucked out your belly button, thats why we have belly buttons haha. i just agreed, i'l let her in on the real way when she a little older lol

i find it easier answerin her by askin her how she thought it happened, its kinda funny too just see how they answer you xx

Dippy Yvanne

tell them whatever you are comfortable with hun

i was told...

wen a man and a woman love eachother daddy has a magic key tht he gives to mummy and wen the baby is ready the dr puts it in mummys button an a baby comes out

Samantha675

I asked my mother when I was about 3 or 4 and she was very honest with me. She only used simple terms that I would be able to understand. How a women has a special place for the baby to grown, and how the daddy give her a special peice of himself. She also explained that women have a part of them that is made for the baby to come out of. I can honestly say, I don't remember learning about sex, because it was something I just knew about, and I was never uncomfortable discussing it with her either. ONe thing you might do is head to the book store and see if there is maybe a book about where babies come from that is geared towards your age children.

Linzi

My little brother asked me how the baby got in there and I just said 'ask your dad' lol. I figured I didn't want to be telling him something that my parents wouldn't be happy with me saying!

I was always told that a baby comes when a mummy and a daddy love each other in a special way, or something like that.

I hope you find the right way It must be a difficult thing to talk about with a young child.

xxx

Margerle

This is how I've handled it with DD#1. She started asking similar questions at a similar age, and I answered very similarly as Sam's mom. As Sheridan got older, and her questions became more complex and her understanding became more mature, the answers I gave were more detailed.

I was also always quite up front about biological issues. DD was quite curious and didn't seemed phased or sensitive by the dead honest answers (some kids might have fears or sensitivities you have to be aware of though).

Also, this question isn't going to get asked just once. You'll have to repeat your answer again and again and again over the course of time. It is a curious thing, our bodies, and kids are VERY curious little creatures

You'll do great mama~!

DonnyDoo

Just dont do what my mum did, and tell them "you sneeze and the baby pops out your belly button"

Everytime I sneezed Id crap me pants!!!

buttercup1980

i havnt been asked but my little boy informed me and his teachers that he come out mummys bum (james was actually a sunroof baby)