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Or they could try not getting fucking pregnant before their wedding so they can really enjoy themselves.
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I agree that it is a marketing niche. I get great deals all the time by virtue of my employment, and several upscale Mexican resorts are offering the babymoon package (I offered to take my bestie, since she is my travel companion and pregnant--hubby likes her to get girl trips in, she said there is no point in a Mexican vacay without mega-margarita consumption.)
There is one niche that they steadfastly ignore: the single traveler. A single, CF person often has mass disposable income and can take the nice resort vacations. However, resorts, cruise ships and tours punish this person by making them take a second person, pairing them with a stranger or amping up the cost to the point that they are paying a 2 for 1 deal (cruise ships and all inclusives are notorious for this.) Why? I will eat and drink half of what a couple would so you are still making money if you charge for a single occupancy. I have never seen a resort or a cruise ship totally filled to capacity.
Do babymooners get to pay extra because they are three? Or because one of them is eating for two?
(May have to start my own resort to go with my own CF airline concept. Singles and couples and groups welcome, but only if all are over 18.)
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A "babymoon" sounds like the equivalent of a "last meal".Probably because it IS!
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A babymoon is a period of time that parents spend bonding with a recently-born baby.:crz I just don't get this forced "bonding" thing. It has been my experience that either you bond with someone naturally or you do not. A newborn baby, unless it suffers from genetic sociopathy, will bond with anyone who tends to it's basic needs. I fail to see why there has to be a formal and specified period of time for it and even have it's own name and all.
More recently the term has come to be used to describe a vacation taken by a couple that is expecting a baby in order to allow the couple to enjoy a final trip together before the many sleepless nights that usually accompany a newborn baby Yeah, like a trip anywhere when a moo is about to pop will be any fun. This does go a long way in explaining the sudden surge in recent years of moos dropping loaves on public transit
Babymoons usually take place at a resort that offers appropriate services like prenatal massage. Ewwww, I don't even want to know what that means. I would HATE being the massage therapist who got stuck with THAT bullshit.
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Welcome!
Looking for some pampering and relaxation before midnight feedings and sleep deprivation become the norm? A pre-baby vacation is the perfect answer! This is SUCH a breeder marketing scam right alongside the Kay diamonds and FTD roses they now expect to get from their husbands while in the whelping box.
Moms and dads-to-be know that luxury vacations without sippy cups and bibs may be out of reach for a while, so they’re seizing the opportunity for one last romantic getaway.:bedmadelie My wish for them is that they end up in a cabin on a cruise ship RIGHT NEXT to a famblee with a couple of bratty toddlers and a wailing infant. After they spawn, this is exactly what they will be exposing everyone ELSE to who are TRYING to enjoy a romantic get away, dinner, or night out.
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is there such a thing as an ABORTIONMOON?
"I'm NO LONGER pregnant! LET'S GO ON VAYCAY!!"
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Why would you want to go on vacation when you're fat, bloated, disgusting, incontinent, bitchy, and puking anyway? You'd be too busy being sick and miserable to enjoy yourself, not to mention you wouldn't be allowed to partake in alcohol or hot tubs or anything. Shit, you can have a babymoon right in your living room and save some money.