Rub a Statue, Get Knocked Up?


The five-foot statues originally hail from West Africa and are currently on display at the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Hollywood, California. As a special treat for women who hanker for more kids, entrance is free on Mother's Day with the purchase of a child's ticket.
Even Wendy, one of momlogic's participants in our Conception Diaries series, headed down to Ripley's to give the statue a try. Did it work? Check back on Thursday to find out!
Do you believe in fertility superstitions?
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If your on this website you want a baby right? Why not try it? Over 2,000 women would argue with you, they were told they couldn’t get pregnant. Believe It or Not! they did get pregnant!
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Well, I don’t know if I really believe it - but my boyfriend and I stayed pretty far away from them when we went to the museums in Ocean City, ME and NYC.