just cause you need to know… (and remember to always use protection!)
You may think you know how to make a baby. But do you really understand all of the intricate details? Sure, you’ve got the basics covered — man meets woman, they both get naked and have sex, and nine months later, out pops Junior. But there’s a lot more to it than that, not to mention a host of modern variations on that theme.
For instance, do you know exactly where sperm and eggs come from, or how these two microscopic miracle-makers find each other and create a new life? Or that you have only about a 20 percent chance of getting pregnant during each cycle, even if you time it just right? We’ll spare you that awkward talk you probably got from your parents or middle school health teacher and instead give you just the facts — the fascinating biological facts about getting pregnant.
http://www.babycenter.com/0_getting-pregnant-how-babies-are-made_7056.bc
Every school child knows that you need eggs and sperm to make a baby. However, we need to examine the basics in greater detail , so let’s start by taking a guided tour of the reproductive system.
http://www.drmalpani.com/book/chapter2a.html
I suppose every person have their own misconception of how babies were conceived. In She’s Become Undone, an excellent novel by Wally Lamb, the protagonist Dolores used to think that her parents rubbed their bodies against each other like two match sticks being rubbed and ta-da, the baby is made.
http://lydiateh.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/how-are-babies-made/
Every school child knows that you need eggs and sperm to make a baby. However, we need to examine the basics in greater detail , so let’s start by taking a guided tour of the reproductive system.
http://www.fertilitycommunity.com/fertility/02-how-babies-are-made-the-basics.html
AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU LIE/ARE NOT PREPARED!
(and note she is TWENTY SEVEN)
We ended up fooling around, he asked if I was on birth control, I said drunkingly that I was (but I’m not) he apparently didn’t wear a condom, because now I’m pregnant. I really don’t want to tell him that I really wasn’t on birth control but rather that I was but on antibiotics at the time or just not mention it? How do I approach this w/him. I’ll be 27, have a nice job & wasn’t ready for this to happen so soon, but I know I made a mistake!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080127091427AAAUE5o
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