A few observations I've made recently...
1.
* In the UK, I see fewer sets of twins and triplets than in the US *
I suspect this could be due to the NHS not widely covering fertility treatments
(and fertility issues are talked about in a whisper)
2.
* International adoptions are very complicated and uncommon in the UK *
Therefore, when I see a child of a different descent than his/her parent,
I assume the other parent is of the same descent as the child
I assume the other parent is of the same descent as the child
Whereas in the US, I would guess the child was adopted internationally
3.
* Neither cesareans nor inductions are common in the UK *
4.
* Pap smears ('smear tests') & mammograms are not performed annually here *
(every three years, depending on age)
3.
* Neither cesareans nor inductions are common in the UK *
4.
* Pap smears ('smear tests') & mammograms are not performed annually here *
(every three years, depending on age)
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I thought you might enjoy seeing the ten most popular baby names :)
BTW, I'm not pregnant,
just have baby on the mind
since I met our newest little neighbor next door
Just 5 weeks old
{Precious!}
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Thank you for all the well-wishes about Hurricane Katia blowing this way
She arrived with some wind and rain, but thankfully not much 'whoop'
As for my cleanse, I am in my last week
It has been great and can't wait to tell you all about it when I'm 'done'
As for your thoughts, prayers, and support,
you are truly appreciated :)
You're the best!
just have baby on the mind
since I met our newest little neighbor next door
Just 5 weeks old
{Precious!}
***
Thank you for all the well-wishes about Hurricane Katia blowing this way
She arrived with some wind and rain, but thankfully not much 'whoop'
As for my cleanse, I am in my last week
It has been great and can't wait to tell you all about it when I'm 'done'
As for your thoughts, prayers, and support,
you are truly appreciated :)
You're the best!
Baby Names: statistics.gov.uk, Baby Names
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