Neonatal teeth are actually a thing. Look it up.
There's quite a bit of folklore surrounding neonatal teeth. There's an old wives tale that says a mother will soon become pregnant again if her baby is born with teeth.
Neonatal teeth are actually a thing. Look it up.
There's quite a bit of folklore surrounding neonatal teeth. There's an old wives tale that says a mother will soon become pregnant again if her baby is born with teeth.
There is also a quote from Shakespeare's Richard the Third, "teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou wast born to riguity thou camest to bite the word." Meaning this condition would guarantee conquest of the world.
There is also a quote from Shakespeare's Richard the Third, "teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou wast born to riguity thou camest to bite the word." Meaning this condition would guarantee conquest of the world.
Can anyone shed some light on "babies born with teeth?" Great song, though nothing beats her first album.
i think its referring to radiation poisoning, so mutation in the next generation. emmy talks about the song postulating the destruction of the human race through our own scientific progress. guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2011/jun/07/emmy-great-virtue-album-stream
i think its referring to radiation poisoning, so mutation in the next generation. emmy talks about the song postulating the destruction of the human race through our own scientific progress. guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2011/jun/07/emmy-great-virtue-album-stream
Neonatal teeth are actually a thing. Look it up. There's quite a bit of folklore surrounding neonatal teeth. There's an old wives tale that says a mother will soon become pregnant again if her baby is born with teeth.
Neonatal teeth are actually a thing. Look it up. There's quite a bit of folklore surrounding neonatal teeth. There's an old wives tale that says a mother will soon become pregnant again if her baby is born with teeth.
There is also a quote from Shakespeare's Richard the Third, "teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou wast born to riguity thou camest to bite the word." Meaning this condition would guarantee conquest of the world.
There is also a quote from Shakespeare's Richard the Third, "teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou wast born to riguity thou camest to bite the word." Meaning this condition would guarantee conquest of the world.