Baby talk ?

[Moyett88]

I'm in my 30 weeks, and I need help from you :-) English isn't my first language,  it's spanish, and this is my first pregnancy. So, on top of all of these being new to me, I need to learn BABY TALK. In many parents magazines I see things like:
"my LO" wich eventually I understood "my Little One"  Any others abbreviations you can help me understand??? Thanks

[Moyett88]

Jajaja, you girls made me laugh,  good to know I'm not alone in this language puzzle. Thanx to all :-)

[HerCocoNelly]

Lol I'm with @Ash a lot of things I don't even know and English is my first language

[Sammiegirl28]

SO_ significant other

[Mama6hijos]

I speak both Spanish and English, so if you have a question etc in Spanish and need help translating anything, I am here!!! I also speak Portuguese!!! Como te digo, si te puedo ayuda a endiende cual quiere cosa, aqui estoy ;)

[ash060115]

Rh-  / rh+
Is resus negative or resus positive

[ash060115]

I don't understand half the things posted and English is my first language !

Lol is laugh out loud ;)
Ecs - emergency cesarean section
-vbac  vaginally birthing after cesarean
cs - cesarean section

[Moyett88]

Thank you, that's what I was looking for.
GxoK I get your point, but as jeralin said all I want is to understand what other Moms are posting.

[jelarin]

She means probably to understand what people are saying on this forum. FTM means first time Mom. Smh means shake my head. Lol means laugh out loud. I don't think I know any others.

[GxoK]

If I were you, I wouldn't use abbreviations for baby talk....unless you're just meaning via text and stuff when you talk to other people about your baby. I personally think it's alot better to use real, proper language in everyday conversation. Too many people think slang is proper english....like saying 'dat' instead of 'that'.