shaving

[babyem]

Ladies the good news is towards the end it stops growing so next to no shaving required! Thebad news is after the birth it starts again xx

ooh does it??? think i might just lop the whole lot off at about 35 weeks and take it from there.............

Think this may be my plan of action too, 35 / 36 weeks and then maybe just tidy it up every now and then x

 

[Mrsstuart01]

Ladies the good news is towards the end it stops growing so next to no shaving required! Thebad news is after the birth it starts again xx

ooh does it??? think i might just lop the whole lot off at about 35 weeks and take it from there.............

Yup!! I uses hubbys clippers and gave myself a number 2 about a month before then left it xx

 

[Loula]

A word of warning ladies, don't go too short or get rid completely before birth. Stitches and swelling + itchy regrowth = not good!!! I speak from experience...

and me i did mine the day my waters went and was stitched, havent braved it again yet x

 

[MommyLikesWine]

finding it hard to get to my lady bits to shave lol!! any tips

Mirrors!

 

[Spammy]

So glad I read this!! My job for today was going to be de-fluffing. After reading I think I'm gonna just have a good trim and tidy round the edges.

Iv always been a wax it all off girl but haven't been able to face it since being pregnant! I figure the midwives will have always seen worse so I'm not too worried!

Need to do something though or poor little lady will be swinging out on Tarzan ropes! Lol

 

[leesey]

Lol @ tarzan ropes!! xx

 

[tweetyfoo]