KKH apologises for baby swap incident
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I did. DD had a birthmark over her left eye and she looked exactly like DH. DS hardly left my side. And he has a Montblanc flower shaped birthmark on his butt cheek so when in doubt look for that. But he was easy to recognise as well cos he had huge round eyes and very brown hair.
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he he he..I thought mothers can definitely differentiate/recognise their babies from others..
my son has long jet black hair (can actually comb through..few inches long) and a birth mark on the stomach (got it from my genes) and also another birthmark on the left feet..
my hubby was bit panicked about baby mix-up or exchange, and tried to memorize these birth marks..Every time the nurse brought in the baby for feeding.. he will check these out
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Funz:
Ya... The picture illustration by ST was easier to understand.
Different media. I was reading the newspaper this morning.
Thus don't understand why Baby B with correct tag, was brought back home by Parents A.
Only thought was Parents A couldn't read English.
Luckily Parents B found out instead. -
I can't differentiate :rotflmao: My babies doesnt have birthmarks lor or really any outstanding features for me to latch on. Maybe I'm just too blur :rotflmao: So I make sure I scruntised the tags. After the nurse put the tags on the bb, the nurse also showed me my tagged bb heehee
I better suggest to my kids, in case they inherit my recognition challenged genes, to bring along a non-toxic inked stamp and chop in their babies buttocks :rotflmao: -
Daddy
But have I/C no leh.
Ya... The picture illustration by ST was easier to understand.Funz:
Different media. I was reading the newspaper this morning.
Thus don't understand why Baby B with correct tag, was brought back home by Parents A.
Only thought was Parents A couldn't read English.
Luckily Parents B found out instead. -
SAHM_TAN:
But have I/C no leh.[/quote]U tell me...
Ya... The picture illustration by ST was easier to understand.Daddy

[quote=\"Funz\"]
Different media. I was reading the newspaper this morning.
Thus don't understand why Baby B with correct tag, was brought back home by Parents A.
Only thought was Parents A couldn't read English.
Luckily Parents B found out instead.
At least they still kept the wrong tags at home. :faint:
[quote]One of the babies had been \"home\" for about 10 hours before the parents were told of the switch.
They had removed and kept both ankle tags - which carried another woman's name.[/quote] -
so scary to be given wrong baby...now the poor babies have to take DNA tests. last night, my son watched the news and asked if HE belongs to us rightfully :faint:
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so scary to be given wrong baby...now the poor babies have to take DNA tests. last night, my son watched the news and asked if HE belongs to us rightfully :faint:
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janet_lee88:
so scary to be given wrong baby...now the poor babies have to take DNA tests. last night, my son watched the news and asked if HE belongs to us rightfully :faint:
ha ha ha
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mother777:
i asked him if he wants to go for DNA test...and added 'and if you do not belong to US, should I return you to KK and wait for the rightful parents to claim you?'janet_lee88:
so scary to be given wrong baby...now the poor babies have to take DNA tests. last night, my son watched the news and asked if HE belongs to us rightfully :faint:
ha ha ha
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