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How to tell your kids you have breast implants

So I was getting out of the car the other day and like any other normal person I slammed my left boob in the door.

OOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.

I immediately cried out from the burning, searing pain that radiated from the boob area down out the bottoms of my feet.

My 7 year old yelled out, “Mommy, you OK?”

I stood up then and began massaging my injured area.

I was SURE I had popped my implant. Side note: If you didn’t already know I had implants you do now. Sorry Dad.

I cupped my left boob in my left hand and my right boob in my right hand to see if they were different now.

Harley cocked her head to the side and asked, “What are you doing?”

“Um, I’m trying to see if I deflated my left boob.”

“What does deflated mean?”

“Uh, to let the air out.”

“Your boobs have AIR in them? That’s weird.”

“Well, OK, not air. It’s more like water.”

“I don’t understand.”

“You will when you get to be about 25 and realize flat chestedness runs in our family.”

“What?”

“Nothing. Do my boobs look like they’re the same size?”

She studies them, one at a time, closing one eye and then the other, looking left, then looking right. I poked my chest out further.

“Well?”

“They look the same to me.”

Phew.

“But Mommy, were you serious when you said you have water in your boobs?”

“Uh….Yes.”

Her eyes lit up then and she nodded her head and said, “I bet you can float REALLY good.”

Why yes. Yes I can.

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