Congrats Nan and Zip.

Kelli -maybe because my doctor said that with c-sections (oposed a vaginal hospital birth) the risk to both mother and baby is 10 times greater.

Yeahhh for Greg and his wife!! They had a planned c-section (maybe for other reason) but at least because I am sure Greg wanted to be there for the birth of his child. He has to be at the track probably by like Thursday and then he is gone until after the race Sunday. So in that case, it is easier to plan the c-section and ensure that he is there to bond with the child before he has to leave to do his job.
I don’t understand why people are so critical of c-sections. No one is making anyone have them so who cares what method someone else picks to have their child?

I don’t think that’s soooo terrible, Jackie. I feel bad for those dads who have to miss out on the birth of their child because they absolutely must be at their job. I mean, with jobs like that the husband can’t really take off 2 weeks to be ready for when the baby might come, and then also take off time when the baby is born to be around to help out.

Congratulations! The only thing that I’m confused about is did they schedule a c-section for work conflicts? Is that accurate? If so, I think personally that’s part of this whole c-section craze. People request them even when they don’t necessarily need them. But I guess everyone makes there own choices. Not mine.

Congrats to Greg and his family! Zach wished his father a Happy Father’s Day on the TNT broadcast on Sunday, he is such a cutie!