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Siyren · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:27 PM

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
siyren x

starah · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:30 PM

Hmm, I can't say for sure, but I've never heard of this happening!

Marg_27 · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:32 PM

Sorry sweet, Ive never heard of this before xxx

Siyren · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:35 PM

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
x

ashnbump · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:35 PM

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

Siyren · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:38 PM

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

Caramel · Apr 1st, 2009, 16:52 PM

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!

Siyren · Apr 1st, 2009, 17:00 PM

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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

ajarvis · Apr 1st, 2009, 18:01 PM

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....

Waiting4Baby · Apr 1st, 2009, 18:09 PM

So we CAN go to concerts, then? I was wondering about that.

Apr 1st, 2009, 16:27 PM	#1
Siyren Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: england Posts: 3,978	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 siyren x

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starah Trying to conceive (TTC) Active BnB Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Minnesota, US Posts: 738	Hmm, I can't say for sure, but I've never heard of this happening!

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Marg_27 Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Nottingham Posts: 2,561	Sorry sweet, Ive never heard of this before xxx

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Siyren Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: england Posts: 3,978	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 x

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ashnbump Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ashton, Manchester, U.K Posts: 1,071	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

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Siyren Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: england Posts: 3,978	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

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Caramel Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 262	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!

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ajarvis Pregnant (Expecting) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Calgary Posts: 2,301	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....

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