Using inappropriate language while you're pregnant?

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Comment if you think it will effect your child's speech after birth and why.

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I mean you probably shouldn't go cussing at your baby bump for making you pee all the time.... but yelling f*** when your fav episode gets deleted before you can watch it seems perfectly safe..

and valid ??

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Uh yea cause babies come out knowing how to talk and understanding speech.

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I think what matters most is your emotion when using the language. Your baby doesn't know the word "dog" from "sun" and so no word should affect him/her. But if you're angry when you say the word, that will probably affect it. I'd say worry more about your stress levels and emotional state than the words you use.

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All I can do is laugh at this. I'm sorry. I just. I can't help it. 
Wow.

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If they dont learn it from the parents they will learn it on the school bus, and be pretty good at it by the time they let it slip in front of you. Think back to how most of us were when we were that little. Its just the cycle of learning, nothing changes but the people.

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An unborn child can only recognize the rhythm of language, especially mom's voice. He/she cannot actually comprehend language.

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Wtf?!?!? It's not like your kid is going to come out of the womb yelling F this and F that!!! Seriously????

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I didn't get better with my language until some moths after my daughter was born. It hasn't affected her language at all. Her first word was "eyes" & she hasn't said anything close to a curse word yet.

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I don't see what it matters, while your pregnant.  It matters when your child is older and can copy things. 
I don't swear at all though.

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Nah your fine. Once they start talking though is another story.

Using inappropriate language while you're pregnant?

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