I was three at the time my sister was born and therefore years later my mother's pregnancy became quite fuzzy to me. In the third grade my teacher started talking about how sometimes doctors have to cut open a mommy's stomach to get the baby out. This combined with distant memories of my mother being in a room with jelly on her stomach (like when you get an ultrasound), I believed that they cut my baby sister out of my mother's stomach and rubbed magic jelly on her so it would heal without stitches...
A childhood belief about giving birth

others believed things like this
- When I was very little I used to believe that when babies were born they came out of the mother's stomach.— Aerith
- I used to believe that my mother invented peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Anon
- I used to believe that babies came out through the mother's belly and they sewed up the stomach afterwards.— Lucy
- my mom told my sister and I that if you swallow gum, it won't leave ur stomach for 7 years.— Victoria
- I thought jelly fish were made out of fruit jelly. — Kevin
- When I was little I believed that the mother vomited the baby. Anon