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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:27 PM
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#1 | | Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member
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| freaking out
iv heard that loud noises can bring on early labour, like just after 20 weeks etc,
i work in a nightclub, and have no choice but to be around loud music if i want to qualify for my maternity allowance.
any advice?, is this true?
will it make a difference that bub will be used to this?
thanks
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:30 PM
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#2 | | Expecting #1 July 15th :) Active BnB Member
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| Hmm, I can't say for sure, but I've never heard of this happening! | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:32 PM
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#3 | | ✿ Proud Mummy of 2 ✿ Chat Happy BnB Member
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| Sorry sweet, Ive never heard of this before xxx | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:35 PM
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#4 | | Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member
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| ok that makes me feel a bit better, i read it on the clubbing thread on one of the sub forums on here.
but feel a bit better knowing its not something that is warned against
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:35 PM
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#5 | | Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member
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| ive never heard of this hunny, in which case i would imagine its ok, ive heard that shock can bring on early labour but not loud noises, otherwise they wouldn't let heavily pregnant women go to concerts lol! xxx | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:38 PM
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#6 | | Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member
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| thats true actually, they'd probably have to put a warning on tickets right?oh there was also a woman in a magazine this week who said she went into early labour at the cinema and the docs put it down to that. how reliable that is, idk tho x | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 21:52 PM
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#7 | | Mummy to a cheeky monkey Active BnB Member
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| Oh hun, I've not heard of this either so I'm sure it's really not anything to worry about. If anything it'll probably work to your advantage - when LO arrives they'll be so used to loud noise that you'll be able to do anything, hoover, play music, watch TV, dry your hair, all without disturbing them! | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 22:00 PM
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#8 | | Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member
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Originally Posted by Caramel  Oh hun, I've not heard of this either so I'm sure it's really not anything to worry about. If anything it'll probably work to your advantage - when LO arrives they'll be so used to loud noise that you'll be able to do anything, hoover, play music, watch TV, dry your hair, all without disturbing them! | this is true actually! i hope that it was jsut a case of me reading something that isnt true!
may raise it with my midwife jsut to be sure x | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 23:01 PM
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#9 | | Pregnant (Expecting) Chat Happy BnB Member
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| I've never heard that before! I would wonder what about loud music could cause labour, and if it is true you shouldn't have to work around it because of the risk - and your employer should have to accomodate you in some way.... | | | | Status: Offline
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Apr 1st, 2009, 23:09 PM
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| So we CAN go to concerts, then? I was wondering about that. | | | | Status: Offline
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