*Kails*:
its happened before.
big babies are nothing knew.

You szzay

So cute

Elasticity is the word.

That's all I can say.

To think that it passed thru.....hmmm.

Guys relax, don't panic the..... *clears throat* it's elastic. it will go back to normal in few days....

The woman try no be small.

Already having issues..too big joh!

spongeback: I read about this yday on daily mail never knew it will be FP material if not I would have created a topic on it

Same here.

oforkooooo!
who carry such load for 9 month?
haba,dis baby must pay fine when he grows up.

obadiah777: i guess it is safe to say that the womans husband is now inadequate

lmao. you are crazy!

Richfella:

You szzay

sharrap there.
typo snypo.

[size=14pt]GOD DAMN!!!!! [/size] I'm sorry but if the baby weighs more than 8lbs, I am telling my doctor to schedule a C section.

Awesome God He is.

How did this baby pass through the....?
How was this even possible?
The mom tried o!
God is truly wonderful.

Oh child!!! Wat has thou done to thy mother's p****? Father must be very upset rit now. U'll have to face father's anger wen u grow up.

"....she gave birth vaginally...."

That's new to me.....

Congrats

Poor management by her obstetrician. Shows that her blood glucose was not tightly controlled. No wonder baby is still with the paediatricians (to manage problems with baby). Currently, the ACOG recommends elective caesarean delivery where the estimated fetal weight is greater than 4.5kg in a diabetic. This is to reduce risk of problems such as cephalopelvic disproportion, obstructed labour and shoulder dystocia with their sequelae.

Nweike1: Poor management by her obstetrician. Shows that her blood glucose was not tightly controlled. No wonder baby is still with the paediatricians (to manage problems with baby). Currently, the ACOG recommends elective caesarean delivery where the estimated fetal weight is greater than 4.5kg in a diabetic. This is to reduce risk of problems such as cephalopelvic disproportion, obstructed labour and shoulder dystocia with their sequelae.

can you translate that in french

A pound is about 250 Naira
the baby was born 13.4

13.4 x 250 = 3350
meaning he is 3,350 Naira

i think he is more costly than most children especially the ones born in Ajegunle.

MEHNNN..OLORUNTOBILOBA

i swear, i dey regrete for openning nairaland account, why all these moderator dey delete my comment anyhow? small power wen dem put 4 unna hand go dey high unna, & na unna be the first people wen dey critisize government. mtcheewww...

obadiah777: can you translate that in french

And Igbo for those of us that couldn't afford ivy league schools

Woman wey push this baby try o

*Kails*:
its happened before.
big babies are nothing knew.

Not over grown baby rhinos

denony: WHEN WE WERE GROWING UP, THINGS LIKE THIS HARDLY HAPPENS
TODAY IT'S CONJOINED TWINS, TOMORROW BABY WITH QURAN
NEXT TOMORROW, BABY WITH 6 LIMB
NEXT WEEK BABY WITH TWO HEADS
NEXT BABY WITHOUT LEGS AND HANDS

NEXT MONTH PREGNANT WOMAN GAVE BIRTH TO SNAKE/YAM/TORTOISE/YAM/GOAT


WHAT HAS THIS WORLD TURNED INTO
PLEASE LORD *IWE GI DI OKU DA JUO*

it did happen, but there was no internet to tell u about it.

Funny how everyone's concerned about the woman's stuff. Lol

............Thank God for safe delivery.

Na wa o. See elastic.

Nweike1: Poor management by her obstetrician. Shows that her blood glucose was not tightly controlled. No wonder baby is still with the paediatricians (to manage problems with baby). Currently, the ACOG recommends elective caesarean delivery where the estimated fetal weight is greater than 4.5kg in a diabetic. This is to reduce risk of problems such as cephalopelvic disproportion, obstructed labour and shoulder dystocia with their sequelae.

No come intimidate us here - o. Which kind Patrick Obahiagbonesque grammar be this?

Wow, God be praised! Dis woman successfully delivered a baby hippopotamus!

Case33: Wow, God be praised! Dis woman successfully delivered a baby hippopotamus!

u took the words right out of my mouth!