I found their BB website, which has some video of the birth, no subtitles,
so havn't a clue of the dialogue. The other housemates make some funny
expressions, the blokes in particular. 
See if the link works,
http://www.talpa.tv/web/show/id=90267/dbid=749/tab=video/typeofpage=51230

It's a bit slow, even with broadband, so make a brew first.

Cheers
Megan

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Sent: Wednesday, 19 October 2005 11:53 PM
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth with a twist!

This story is in today's Sydney Morning Herald, with a photo of hte Mum and
baby:


Big Brother's baby

October 19, 2005 - 6:43AM

A contestant on the Dutch Big Brother television reality show gave birth to 
a baby girl in the house.

The contestant, Tanja, gave birth to a girl she named Joscelyn Savanna, 
according to Talpa, the television station launched by billionaire creator 
of Big Brother John de Mol.

Talpa, which has been accused of planning to exploit the newborn to boost 
the show's ratings, published pictures of Tanja, her mother and the baby on 
its website as well as comments from the other contestants on the birth.

The 27-year-old from the northern town of Groningen, who was already seven 
months pregnant when she entered the Big Brother house, gave birth in a 
special room.

"We are very proud of you," said Dido, 24, as Tanja returned to the living 
room of the house to applause from the others.

The ruling Christian Democrats had condemned the idea of a birth on the 
show and Dutch authorities said the program's makers could film the baby 
for only two hours a day and for a maximum of eight days in accordance with 
rules for child actors.

Unlike other contestants, who must stay in the house until they are either 
voted off the program or finally win, the baby will be able to leave the 
Big Brother house with family members and will have her own room where she 
may not be filmed.

Versions of Big Brother first aired in the Netherlands in 1999 and have 
since been produced in dozens of countries worldwide, making De Mol's
fortune.

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Now if only the local producers could organise a home birth!

Andrea




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Andrea Robertson
Birth International * ACE Graphics * Associates in Childbirth Education

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