Fox Anchor Megyn Kelly Gives Birth After Explaining What Not to Say

they all a bunch a ass holes , no matter what they practice

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someone actually asked me if I was pregnant.

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I was shopping for maternity clothes at Motherhood Maternity, I asked the sales lady for some pants that I could wear while I was just starting to show and again after I have the baby before I get back into my old jeans, she said *Oh, you will never get back into your old jeans*. Well it took awhile but I did get back into them! Take that!!

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Well, I had TWO great comments AFTER I had my baby... my mother said, "he's odd looking". And, we had a friend who was on vacation when the baby was born and when he got back 5 days after the baby was born, he came to our house and when I answered the door he looked me up and down and said, "Oh, somebody told me you already had the baby".

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IT WASN'T MY OB/GYN, BUT WHEN I WAS APPROX 5 MONTHS PREGNANT A LADY IN THE WAITING ROOM SAYS TO ME, IT LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE IS GOING TO HAVE A BABY ANYTIME. I SAID NO I AM NOT DUE FOR ANOTHER 4 MONTHS AND SHE PROCEDED TO SAY " OMG ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE AN ELEPHANT?" I COULD HAVE CHOKED HER!!!

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My wife's worst comment came "while not pregnant" from a co-worker after she found out we had adopted our first of two daughters. "Oh that's to bad, you would have made such a good mother." 15 years later now and I would love to have the opportunity to tell that lady how great of mother my wife is.

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I just had a baby last month and the whole time since I was 6 months and up people at work kept asking me " Are you having twins? Others would say " You are huge! A lot of people would also say " You look soooo ready". I would avoid going to those places where I knew that they generally said those things. What pissed me off even more was that I only gained 16lbs the whole pregnancy but I looked big because I was already overweight and because I am short so the weight goes all to my stomach.

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For me it was always the questioning and especially the way it was asked. No one asked nicely, they asked in very rude tones. They didn't ask to be curious - they asked so they could interrupt us and shove their opinions down our throats. Even though most of the people hadn't been pregnant or raised a baby in 10, 20, or 30+ years! It got to the point where we just started saying, "Because we've researched it, we're the parents, and it's our decision." That shut people up!

-WHY are you painting the nursery THAT color?!
-WHY are you having the baby at a birthing center?!
-WHY are you naming the baby that?! (And we chose two "normal" traditional names for our children. Nothing out of the ordinary!)
-WHY aren't you finding out the baby's sex?!

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Megyn, I have never seen you more lovely. Momgirl stuff agrees with you.

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Here's the weirdest thing I have ever been asked. It was by a cashier at a grocery store (seems like those kind of workers make the most comments huh?). I was noticeably pregnant and he politely asked if I was. Fair enough. But the next question was off. "Do you like being pregnant?" What kind of question is that? It wasn't offensive, but really stupid. I can't think of a single woman who gets pregnant because she loves it. Hates the after product, just loves that bloating, swelling, nauseous sensation. Women only endure pregnancy because she looks forward to having that little baby to hold and care for.

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