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Alyk

Alyk

Boston, MA
February 2005

SEP 12, 2006 11:36 AM

Britney Spears gave birth to a baby boy today at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. This is the second child for Spears and her husband, Kevin Federline. The as yet unnamed baby joins big brother, Sean Preston, who will turn one year old on September 14th.

Spears wanted to give birth to the new baby through Cesarean section on the 14th so her children would have the same birthday, but Federline put his foot down, insisting the children have separate birthdays.

"Kevin took Britney to the hospital in the evening hours of Sept. 11 to prepare for the Cesarean birth," an insider said. Only her mother Lynn, and her sister Jamie Lynn were present at the birth. None of Kevin's family was there.


Congrats to the parents, and their new Cheeto.


Britney and her un-amused younger sister, Jamie-Lynn.

Snottlebocket

Snottlebocket

Netherlands
March 2004

SEP 12, 2006 01:30 PM

geez that's insane forcing the kid out with a c-section because it seems fun to have them share a birthday.

Jimbo_Radio

Jimbo_Radio

Santa Cruz, CA
October 2005

SEP 12, 2006 01:36 PM

Snottlebocket said:
geez that's insane forcing the kid out with a c-section because it seems fun to have them share a birthday.



she's just retarded... but she was going to have a c-section anyway so it wasn't ENTIRELY for a birthday's sake.

scharpy

scharpy

Madison, WI
May 2004

SEP 12, 2006 01:48 PM

i feel for britney.
when she snaps out of her k-fed trance shes gonna need all the support she can get.
having all the money in the world doesn't even make her situation appealing to me.


applextrent

applextrent

Long Beach, CA
October 2005

SEP 12, 2006 01:57 PM

I feel dirty just reading about her having kids with K-Fed. I think I need to go take another shower now... puke

disney

disney

Bangladesh
August 2006

SEP 12, 2006 02:20 PM

whatever

Leandra

Leandra

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

SEP 12, 2006 02:20 PM

Maybe they're really happy... if so, good for them. But both of them are annoying as hell.

Elenor

Elenor

AWESOME

Marina Del Rey, CA

SEP 12, 2006 02:49 PM

Good lord. Has she resorted to breeding a new fan base?

syncope

syncope

Seattle, WA
July 2006

SEP 12, 2006 03:01 PM

Which one's the pregnant one?

Elenor

Elenor

AWESOME

Marina Del Rey, CA

SEP 12, 2006 03:07 PM

Snottlebocket said:
geez that's insane forcing the kid out with a c-section because it seems fun to have them share a birthday.



Didn't John Lennon and Yoko do that with Sean Lennon so he'd share John's birthday? Something about it being good luck? In restrospect, it doesn't so much seem like it was. But I thought I read that somewhere.

pavlovsdog

pavlovsdog

Asheville, NC
May 2004

SEP 12, 2006 03:10 PM

I'm a man so I really have little say in the matter, but I'm sad she voluntarily choose a C-Section again. That's not the way to experience childbirth.

Mahasiddha

mahasiddha

I'm lost
September 2006

SEP 12, 2006 03:25 PM

Elenor said:
Didn't John Lennon and Yoko do that with Sean Lennon so he'd share John's birthday? Something about it being good luck? In restrospect, it doesn't so much seem like it was.



luck and serendipity are two things. to synchronize events for the sake of remembrance is something i've done in my own life from time to time; timing return visits to places i've been, and so on and so forth. my bet is that if they did this indeed, then Sean's birthday each year is filled with its measure of joy and bittersweetness. what was the quote from The Crow? "No-one is gone as long as you remember them"?

anyway. nothing to do with Britney. but good to ponder! ooo aaa


skull Mahasiddha

DanFilms80

DanFilms80

Los Angeles, CA
September 2004

SEP 12, 2006 04:07 PM

hahaha the pic is priceless.Her sister is looking at her like, "god I will never be this dumb." Kevin Federline.. what a joke, putting his foot down?! This just shows you that this relationship is doomed. I feel bad for the kids. the white "bobby and whitney" or if we are lucky maybe Ike and Tina.

SatansPetCat

Satanspetcat

Bellevue, WA
January 2006

SEP 12, 2006 04:15 PM

pavlovsdog said:
I'm a man so I really have little say in the matter, but I'm sad she voluntarily choose a C-Section again. That's not the way to experience childbirth.



I'd say you should withhold that comment until you've had to give birth to a child. As though having the kid inside you for nine months, you're saying you'd rather have your wife go through hours of excrutiating pain so she has the "correct" experience of child-birth? frown

Cassy

Cassy

USA
June 2006

SEP 12, 2006 04:31 PM

it just goes to show you if you have cash, you can even do things like have your kid on a certain date.
sick....

pavlovsdog

pavlovsdog

Asheville, NC
May 2004

SEP 12, 2006 04:38 PM

Satanspetcat said:

pavlovsdog said:
I'm a man so I really have little say in the matter, but I'm sad she voluntarily choose a C-Section again. That's not the way to experience childbirth.



I'd say you should withhold that comment until you've had to give birth to a child. As though having the kid inside you for nine months, you're saying you'd rather have your wife go through hours of excruciating pain so she has the "correct" experience of child-birth? frown



As I said, I have little say in the matter, but I think C-Sections are way to prevalent in the US, not to mention they have higher risks of complications including: death, infection, and post-partum depression.

I wouldn't force a mother to do anything, but I certainly wouldn't recommend that she go through a major surgical procedure, especially when it isn't necessary.

Posh

Posh

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

SEP 12, 2006 04:43 PM

pavlovsdog said:
I'm a man so I really have little say in the matter, but I'm sad she voluntarily choose a C-Section again. That's not the way to experience childbirth.



That's the way I would want to experience childbirth. Have you ever seen an ACTUAL birth? That shit hurts! For the sake of TMI, I'll leave stuff out, but I seriously doubt I could handle pushing an 8lb thing out.

Of course, the voluntary C-Section a month before the baby is born to avoid stretchmarks, since the last month is when most stretching appears, is pretty crazy, and apparently a common celebrity thing to do.

Rahodeb

Rahodeb

Los Angeles, CA
March 2006

SEP 12, 2006 04:48 PM

Elective C-Sections have been on the rise for a while now, with women choosing them in an effort to avoid post-birth problems like incontinence, and also to maintain some semblance of control over their schedules. It disturbs me, because it's so invasive, and because it pretty much totally disconnects a mother (and father, for that matter) from the natural birth process. They can also be a real bitch to recover from, from what I've heard. Sometimes they're literally a life saver in emergency situations, but a recent study seems to point to some serious dangers when it comes to elective C-Sections. I'll bet Britney was planning to tell people that her sons were twins, born a year apart. Too bad K-Fed rained on her baby-birthin' parade.

Vol. 33 Issue 3 Page 175 September 2006
Infant and Neonatal Mortality for Primary Cesarean and Vaginal Births to Women with "No Indicated Risk," United States, 1998-2001 Birth Cohorts
Marian F. MacDorman PhD, Eugene Declercq PhD, Fay Menacker DrPHCPNP, Michael H. Malloy MDMS

lyfeforce

lyfeforce

Springfield, PA
February 2005

SEP 12, 2006 04:55 PM

I feel... all sorts of icky after reading that.

Alyk

Alyk

Boston, MA
February 2005

SEP 12, 2006 04:58 PM

Her first son was born via c-section as well, and from what she told Elle magzine, it seems it was very elective.

Spears, who says she plans to have three kids, had predicted she would opt for a C-section, thinking it would be less painful than a natural delivery.

"I have a feeling I'm going to have an operation. I don't know why, but I hope so," she told Elle magazine.

"I don't want to go through the pain. My mom said giving birth was the most excruciating thing she's ever gone through in her entire life," Spears said. "If [a C-section] doesn't happen, I'll be like, 'Epidural, please!'"


Skribbo

Skribbo

United Kingdom
April 2006

SEP 12, 2006 04:59 PM


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Rahodeb

Rahodeb

Los Angeles, CA
March 2006

SEP 12, 2006 05:15 PM

Kuato Spears Federline?

vorbei

vorbei

Phoenix, AZ
January 2005

SEP 13, 2006 08:06 AM

i give her 3 months (max) before papa zao knocks her up again..

CocoabutteR

CocoabutteR

Brooklyn, NY
March 2006

SEP 13, 2006 08:18 AM

You guys know what time it is right?

Zeriah

Zeriah

Stevensville, MI
August 2006

SEP 13, 2006 11:08 AM

Satanspetcat said:

pavlovsdog said:
I'm a man so I really have little say in the matter, but I'm sad she voluntarily choose a C-Section again. That's not the way to experience childbirth.



I'd say you should withhold that comment until you've had to give birth to a child. As though having the kid inside you for nine months, you're saying you'd rather have your wife go through hours of excrutiating pain so she has the "correct" experience of child-birth? frown



My child birth experience was beautiful, I suffered very little, I stuck it out throught the contractions and they had me on pitocine to speed my labor along which causes harder longer contractions. I didn't ask for the epidural until my contactions spiked into the 200 range on the meter and by then my daughter was midway down the birth canal because apparently I had been pushing in my sleep. I didn't scream or cry or curse my boyfriend...I just squeezed his hand whenever the contractions jumped into a high number and breathed in through my nose and out through my mouth just like my lamaze coach taught me. The only bad part about my labor is I tore my vaginal opening a little and my daughter didn't cry, she was all blue when she came out and no one would tell me what was wrong with her....she had the cord wrapped around her neck and wasn't breathing she was rushed to the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit and was there for two days before I could hold her....that was the only real pain of my labor and dilevery. It's not excrusiating though, in fact I found it as almost peaceful until that high point of my daughter being out and not crying at all.

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