I wondered who else worries about this. I usually shave my legs once a week but when I get close to having the baby I do it every day. I worry about them being prickly when I go to the hospital . I know it's silly but it's just something that I think about. Anyone else worry about having them nice and smooth at the hospital?
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hehe. Shaving my legs was one of the first things I did when I realized I was in labor, lol!
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When you are screaming in pain with your legs all spread out and your coochie is on public display for about two nurses and a midwife/doctor along with all your spectators that some how snuck into the room... the last thing on anyone's mind are hairy legs.
I know, they probably see hairy legs all the time. This is my 7th baby and I always worry about it.
Quoting steph2884:
When you are screaming in pain with your legs all spread out and your coochie is on public display for about two nurses and a midwife/doctor along with all your spectators that some how snuck into the room... the last thing on anyone's mind are hairy legs.
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My shaving habits havent changed since I've been pregnant. I'm probably more adamant about it now then before I was pregnant. Whenever I start getting contractions or really intense cramping, I always take a shower and shave everything. I can't imagine going to the hospital and having a "hairy snatch"...hehehehe, that sounds so gross.
Ive been having problems trying to shave. We have no bathtub and I can barely lift my leg on the sink to do it. I manage to do it once a week but it hurts so bad esp when your hips are out of whack! I used Veet with my first, maybe Ill go get some then I dont have to shave as often. But trimming in front of a mirror is all I can do for my vajajay. Ill be having a c-section again this time anyways, but I hate hair!
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same here! i hopped in the shower right away and got busy! :) plus it was great pain relief showering.
Quoting doulala:
hehe. Shaving my legs was one of the first things I did when I realized I was in labor, lol!
lol i saw the title and it made me laugh sooo hard! But whats funny is it's soo true. every women wants to have fresh shaved legs and i don't know about everyone else but i have to shave my you know what to especially before delivery lol.
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