Once upon a time Mama and Mummy met and fell in love.
They got married and after a while the Mummy thought something was missing.
To make a baby you need sperm from a man and an egg from a woman. Mummy and Mama couldn’t make a baby by themselves.
Happily they found a nice doctor who wanted to be a donor and help people have families. He sent them some sperm all the way from Europe.
Mummy and Mama went to see another doctor in Thailand. That doctor took the sperm from the donor and an egg from Mama and put them together. The sperm and egg joined and began to change into an embryo which would later become a baby.
The doctor then took the embryo and put it inside Mama’s uterus. There it began to change and grow into a baby.
Mama’s tummy grew really big while the baby grew inside her for 9 months. When he was ready he came out of Mama’s vagina and the Baby was born.
Check back tomorrow for the adult version of this story 😉
Ever wondered how different it might be raising a baby in Thailand? Head over to The Mommy Rundown where I’m guest posting today and find out.
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Haha! Excellent — love this and love your illustrations too 🙂 Looking forward to reading the adult version!! 😉 Thanks for linking up with #TwinklyTuesday
Caro | http://www.thetwinklediaries.co.uk
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Glad you enjoyed, Caro. Thanks for hosting.
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I love that I read the naughty version first, this made me chuckle after the first. Thank you so much for linking up to Share With Me. #sharewithme
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Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for hosting.
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Awww =) Can’t wait to read the adult version
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It’s up now 🙂
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I’m going to have to come back for the adult version. What a great way to explain. My one daughter was conceived through in vitro and it’s a difficult concept to explain when they are still young. You did it very well.
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Thanks. I’m a worrier so wanted to have the answer well before the question came.
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[…] can read the baby friendly version of this story here […]
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This is great! I want to save it and show it to our daughter someday. You put it very simply in a non-threatening way. Can’t wait for the adult version though!
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Thanks. Yes, go for it if it helps. I was wondering how we’d explain to the Baby so I wrote this. I wanted try not to make it into a huge thing but still cover the basics. I find it easier to deal with tough stuff if I get it down on paper- it helps me clarify my ideas.
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I want to read the adult version!
Your way sounds a whole lot more civilised than the way I got my baby I can tell you that much!
Roll on tomorrow for the adult version
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Haha, Katy. There is nothing civilized about big needles and vaginal wand ultra sounds- trust me.
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I can’t wait for the adult version!!!! Like love the picture where you can’t make the baby by yourselves.
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Thanks. Maybe some day…
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Love this, and will be tuning in tomorrow for the adult version too 🙂 Your doctor looks lovely and friendly, just like all the Thais I’ve ever met!
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Yes, it’s an ongoing theme here. Will be very odd to eventually leave the land of smiles and return to the land of self deprecation.
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I can’t wait to read the adult version 😉
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Haha, scheduled for 7am tomorrow 😉
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Ha- saw this after I commented- I don’t know what time 7am is here – I will just stay up all night to be safe!!
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Haha- no, don’t. Too much pressure. My scheduler is not on Thai time so I have no idea when 7am is either. It might be your 7am, who knows.
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hehehehehe- I should write a post about this too!
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Sure, why not?
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I don’t think it would be as funny!
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You should probably write a book 😀
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I agree. Give any publishers you meet a nudge in my direction, please 🙂
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