Astrology Reports

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Zac Remembers Being In The Womb

Zac and Kaden visiting their Dad in Virginia
My youngest granddaughter, Avery, was born a couple of months ago. When I discussed Avery's birth with Zac, who was still 3 at the time, I told him that Avery was no longer in her mommy's tummy.

"I know," Zac responded. "It was fun being in my mommy's tummy."

Playing along, I said, "You remember being in your mommy's tummy?"

"Yeah."

"What did you do in your mommy's tummy?" I wanted to know.

" I was a crazy psycho boy," Zac responded.

"A crazy psycho boy?" I laughed.

"Yeah, it was fun. It was like wrestling in a tent."

"Who were you wrestling with?"

"Myself."

Because he was an extremely active infant before he was born, I could find no argument with his memory of being a "crazy psycho boy" in his mommy's tummy, and when he added that it was, "like wrestling in a tent," I couldn't help but wonder how he related being wrapped in a tent and kicking his way out of it to being in his mommy's tummy.

I think his experience requires more investigation ;)


If you would like to read more from this author, click any of the following links:


Thank you for visiting!

0 comments:

Post a Comment

DUE DATE CALCULATOR

Due Date Calculator

Find out when your baby is due, your date of conception,
how old your baby is in months, weeks, days and more!

What was the first day of your last mentrual period:

Month: Day: Year:

The History of You

Calling All Bloggers! Challenge Yourself!






SUPERMAN Back Pack

SUPERMAN Saving the World Rolling Back Pack

SUPERMAN Saving the World Rolling Back Pack

The adventure of the Man of Steel comes alive with this action packed rolling backpack. Perfect for school or light travel, this backpack features the image of Superman flying in deep space and reads Superman - Saving the World. The embroidered faux leather S-shield flips open to reveal a large storage area, and your superhero in training has the option to wear it as a backpack, or pull it on wheels using the slip out handle. This backpack measures approximately 16 x 11.5 x 4.5 inches, the slip out handle expands the length to approximately 28 inches.


SUPERMAN Saving the World Rolling Back Pack