I'm due July 2nd .....I remember seeing my mother give birth to my brother when I was 11.... OMG, I should've learned then lol....I'm preparing myself!
Aww...that baby was so cute.I luv kids.That is one brave woman.I want a baby so bad.I don't care how bad it hurts bringing it into the world.I'd do it more than once
I know that was painful but I want a baby.This woman was so brave.I don't care about what u have 2 go through 2 get a child in this world.I love kids so much I'd actually go through that more than once
far she was too noisey, and why couldn't the doctors just let the baby come out when it was ready instead of yanking it out of her.. Ive had 2 and it has been nothing like that
Men don't understand the pain us woman have to go through! And even if you like really love him like if he is your highschool sweetheart. Wouldnt it be weird to have a vaginal delivery in front of him?
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the mother likely had solder distocia, which simply means his shoulders got terribly wedged in her pelvis. With the baby's cord pushing against her pelvis, he;s starved of oxygen with every push. That's why the dr. pulled the baby out like that.
Agreed! She did have a shoulder dystocia. Did you hear the nurse say that she needed help? In my unit, several RNs would have been in the room helping. Laying the Mother flat, pulling her legs way back against her abdomen & using suprapubic pressure if needed.
Despite how painful it clearly was, this woman kept remarkable control of herself. I imagine I'd be raving and begging for an epidural in her position.
the beginning of this video was great with the supportive midwife, but then that baby did NOT have to be ripped from the mother! and that Dr or Midwife what ever they were, did not need to use force to remove the baby! how about next time waiting for a contraction like how the body was meant to birth a baby naturally! that poor babies neck and that poor mother probably ended up with a big tear by having a hand in the vagina too! its just an example of too much intervention in the birth
Birth doesn't need to be painfully excruciating at all. If women educate themselves, much of the pain can be aleviated without drugs. Also, she would have been in less pain if she weren't lying on her back. Bad position because the baby has to go over a "hump" to get born. If she were sitting up, there would be no hump and gravity would take over. American hospitals are a farse. Trained backwards, and they usually cause more harm than good.
@boutique4me why do you wish that? do you hate men? and if you're suggesting men don't experience any discomfort watching the only people in their life suffer, you are as ignorant as you are incorrect.
Ai meu Deus!!!! Eu tive uma experiencia traumática em dar a luz em hospital, agora só em casa com a ajuda do meu esposo e doula!!!!!!!!!!!! e outra coisa, doi também mas é diferente!!!! Parabéns
Oh my god. I would say the doctor was way to aggressive...but I think there might have been some shoulder dystasia or however you spell it...glad my two births didn't go like that.
@sugakitty06 Looks like the posterior shoulder came out first--they prefer to have the anterior come out first. She was really wrestling with that baby to get the anterior shoulder out.
i have 2 kids and im expecting twins february, and im scared as hell because what i went through when i had my last child was terrible! and im scared of going through it again, and i also fainted straight after i had my first child.. so im wondering if i will after i have the twins, these are the things that concern me! -.-... any suggestions on how i should have them?
i have 2 kids and im expecting twins february, and im scared as hell because what i went through when i had my last child was terrible! and im scared of going through it again, and i also fainted straight after i had my first child.. so im wondering if i will after i have the twins, these are the things that concern me! -.-...
Some hospitals and or doctors/nurses are WAYYYY too rough. I don't agree with how they yank and pull on the baby's head. If they'd let her push a minute she'd stretch out a little and the baby would come out easier. That's my opinion anyway....
@alw7 hey there! they say the pain of giving birth is inferior compared to the joy of having a child and seeing him/her grow up.. so don't fret that much :)
alw7 hey there! they say the pain of giving birth is inferior compared to the joy of having a child and seeing him/her grow up.. so don't fret that much :)
milemartinsoares- Existem muitas outras maneiras de levar um fora do bebê que pode ser mais confortável. Esta posição é usada mais freqüentemente em hospitais americanos, apenas porque é fácil para os médicos.
Why on Earth would this woman want all of her lady bits on YouTube for everyone to see? At least it seems that she was decent enough to have all women caretakers.
Achei seu parto incrível, você foi perfeita!!!! Muito lindo, te achei no controle o tempo todo!!! Agora me tira uma dúvida, não seria melhor que estivesse de cocoras, sentada ou até de quatro para que o bebe nasce pela força da gravidade?? Pergunto isso pois estou grávida de 28 semanas a minha filha está prevista para agosto!!!! Parabéns
@jadeneilla: Draped hand at the perineum under the head to extend the head, other hand at the top to flex the head, thus keeping the head centered in the vagina and protecting the anal sphyncter...yeah, looks like a modified ritgen maneuver to me too. I won't know for sure for a few weeks, since I'm just starting my OB/GYN rotation tomorrow.
@tashachand i'm also a student so i'm not an expert.. if you ask me, i would say that there were also some flaws (i think) like they didn't drape the belly of the mother so that they could keep the baby sterile and stuff. But when the midwife forced her hand into the vagina, isn't that quite similar to D&C? My brother (a nurse) thinks that it's okay to do so, since you are assisting the delivery of the baby... I know the explanation is inadequate but perhaps you could read further on...
Nope I'm good I have 3 kids but it surely didn't feel like it hurt like that. That baby was stuck
weezianamii 1 month ago
I'm due July 2nd .....I remember seeing my mother give birth to my brother when I was 11.... OMG, I should've learned then lol....I'm preparing myself!
star8907brite 2 months ago
Baby was stuck for a minute. Brave woman! Ouch.
blueyedwolf861211 2 months ago
Aww...that baby was so cute.I luv kids.That is one brave woman.I want a baby so bad.I don't care how bad it hurts bringing it into the world.I'd do it more than once
goddessof1995 2 months ago
I know that was painful but I want a baby.This woman was so brave.I don't care about what u have 2 go through 2 get a child in this world.I love kids so much I'd actually go through that more than once
goddessof1995 2 months ago
:)
Schneewittchen700 2 months ago
Every men should watch
962930666 3 months ago
couldnt she shave first ughh and her husband is just looking down like probablyy eww lls
siaty1 3 months ago
far she was too noisey, and why couldn't the doctors just let the baby come out when it was ready instead of yanking it out of her.. Ive had 2 and it has been nothing like that
heLuvsMyBooty 3 months ago
watching this video makes me feel like I'm giving birth lol
chabechunk24 3 months ago
Men don't understand the pain us woman have to go through! And even if you like really love him like if he is your highschool sweetheart. Wouldnt it be weird to have a vaginal delivery in front of him?
Chunkycheese45 3 months ago
I don't know..I think it's kinda embarrassing to have ur husband watch u giving birth >.< I'll be like "Stay outside!!" lol
Carrotcake00 4 months ago
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the mother likely had solder distocia, which simply means his shoulders got terribly wedged in her pelvis. With the baby's cord pushing against her pelvis, he;s starved of oxygen with every push. That's why the dr. pulled the baby out like that.
JavaJunktified 6 months ago
@JavaJunktified
Agreed! She did have a shoulder dystocia. Did you hear the nurse say that she needed help? In my unit, several RNs would have been in the room helping. Laying the Mother flat, pulling her legs way back against her abdomen & using suprapubic pressure if needed.
PrincessFritoFay 6 months ago
you were so polite to that lady(:
erikarikkixoxo 6 months ago
Despite how painful it clearly was, this woman kept remarkable control of herself. I imagine I'd be raving and begging for an epidural in her position.
beardo373 8 months ago
thats why you get a c section
tuoice 9 months ago
Ouch! The docotor pulling out the baby like tht looks like it hurts!
atrujillo4 9 months ago
i don't want a baby anymore. JESUS!!!!!!!!!!
Lovitsch0May 9 months ago
watching a video like this is exhausting!
baratas 9 months ago
beautiful. great job. :)
SuperDancediva101 9 months ago
i like it :)
Lifemed07 11 months ago
wtf is she doing ? you dont pull a baby out like that
jecyka123 1 year ago 4
the beginning of this video was great with the supportive midwife, but then that baby did NOT have to be ripped from the mother! and that Dr or Midwife what ever they were, did not need to use force to remove the baby! how about next time waiting for a contraction like how the body was meant to birth a baby naturally! that poor babies neck and that poor mother probably ended up with a big tear by having a hand in the vagina too! its just an example of too much intervention in the birth
going2bethin 1 year ago
that was wrong in so many ways:
the position of the mother
the un-sterile management
they delivered first the posterior shoulder
they didn't cut the chord while on the neck (not sure though about this one, as it wasn't thight)
and that McRoberts manouver didn't look well to me, but i haven't seen only one so i cannot judge well.
daniielmx 1 year ago
is the umbilical cord annoying? as in like it feels like somethings there?
qwerty3862 1 year ago
oops.........
sidheshgoyal 1 year ago
This vid is seriously making me rethink my childbirth plan....
dandyloohoo 1 year ago
the look on your face was the same exact lok on my wifes face when she gave birth
100monstersofdoom 1 year ago
WOW omg! that was a lot of work!
msiveej 1 year ago
she got the head out real quick. this looks painful but congrats =)
RENTluver06 1 year ago
Yes. Look at all the pulling. Just because she's lying on her back. So, so sad. :-(
voxmel 1 year ago
Birth doesn't need to be painfully excruciating at all. If women educate themselves, much of the pain can be aleviated without drugs. Also, she would have been in less pain if she weren't lying on her back. Bad position because the baby has to go over a "hump" to get born. If she were sitting up, there would be no hump and gravity would take over. American hospitals are a farse. Trained backwards, and they usually cause more harm than good.
voxmel 1 year ago 2
@voxmel
I agree
matalachka1969 8 months ago
hey!
ajjudas 1 year ago
hey
ajjudas 1 year ago
how does it feel 2 hav the baby's head in n at the vaginal ???
tren9822 1 year ago
We do get a bit of a feeling of what you go through for 18 hours... from when we marry you for the rest of our lives!!! No that's pain...
hewey2104 1 year ago
I WISH MEN JUST HAD ONE LITTLE BIT OF A FFEELING OF WHAT A WOMEN GOES THROUGH
boutique4me 1 year ago 17
@boutique4me
Yeah, hopefully women would also understand how much pain we go through giving birth to you.
tybash 1 year ago
@boutique4me why do you wish that? do you hate men? and if you're suggesting men don't experience any discomfort watching the only people in their life suffer, you are as ignorant as you are incorrect.
zazfilm 11 months ago
@boutique4me ITS YOUR CHOICE TO GET PREGNANT
bearchoa333 6 months ago in playlist a collection of vaginal births
Ai meu Deus!!!! Eu tive uma experiencia traumática em dar a luz em hospital, agora só em casa com a ajuda do meu esposo e doula!!!!!!!!!!!! e outra coisa, doi também mas é diferente!!!! Parabéns
milemartinsoares 1 year ago
WOW
cutieface2007 1 year ago
Oh my god. I would say the doctor was way to aggressive...but I think there might have been some shoulder dystasia or however you spell it...glad my two births didn't go like that.
sugakitty06 1 year ago
@sugakitty06 Looks like the posterior shoulder came out first--they prefer to have the anterior come out first. She was really wrestling with that baby to get the anterior shoulder out.
leopoldmozart 1 year ago
Holy hair!!
hunterknapp16 1 year ago
Wow! That looks so cool and painful at the same time.wata go mom!
CherryOrange234Girl 1 year ago
i have 2 kids and im expecting twins february, and im scared as hell because what i went through when i had my last child was terrible! and im scared of going through it again, and i also fainted straight after i had my first child.. so im wondering if i will after i have the twins, these are the things that concern me! -.-... any suggestions on how i should have them?
video12324 1 year ago
i have 2 kids and im expecting twins february, and im scared as hell because what i went through when i had my last child was terrible! and im scared of going through it again, and i also fainted straight after i had my first child.. so im wondering if i will after i have the twins, these are the things that concern me! -.-...
video12324 1 year ago
Some hospitals and or doctors/nurses are WAYYYY too rough. I don't agree with how they yank and pull on the baby's head. If they'd let her push a minute she'd stretch out a little and the baby would come out easier. That's my opinion anyway....
bizitchhater 1 year ago
@bizitchhater
I agree too, they are all in too much of a damn hurry
matalachka1969 8 months ago
@alw7 hey there! they say the pain of giving birth is inferior compared to the joy of having a child and seeing him/her grow up.. so don't fret that much :)
jadeneilla 1 year ago 3
alw7 hey there! they say the pain of giving birth is inferior compared to the joy of having a child and seeing him/her grow up.. so don't fret that much :)
jadeneilla 1 year ago 2
This is why being a Man is good.
RobertNicholls 1 year ago
Having a baby hurts like hell trust me I had twins vaginal it's like a little hole streatched like 20x bigger the men should feel the pain
SuperSevon 1 year ago 2
Wow
NickoBelick222 1 year ago
THAT LOOKS PAINFUL
videoguy8989 1 year ago
I'm 35weeks and I just about fainted. I am so nervous.
alw7 1 year ago
they almost teared baby's head!
milleniumfalcon79 1 year ago
@xmentheboy yeah D&C is usually done when there is an abortion. Don't worry you're right. :D
jadeneilla 1 year ago
......lord have mercy....
mdevon92 1 year ago
This is why I wouldn't wish to be a women..
Edward27871 1 year ago
WOW. Good job Mom! That is amazing!
Mobee211 1 year ago
im expecting twins i hope giving birth to them isnt going to be as hard as thar :S
video12324 1 year ago
milemartinsoares- Existem muitas outras maneiras de levar um fora do bebê que pode ser mais confortável. Esta posição é usada mais freqüentemente em hospitais americanos, apenas porque é fácil para os médicos.
RoxiePoxie4 1 year ago
.... it looks like the delivery doctor is hurting the baby :(
HelloImQuin 1 year ago
Se todos os homens soubesse a dor que uma mulher passa pra te-lô, quando creçesse tratava ela no colo !
milemartinsoares 1 year ago
I will not be having kids!
kittyB316 1 year ago
The husband looks like he is going to pass out. I thought I was going to pass out! I have a new respect for birth control after this video
kittyB316 1 year ago 2
NO PAIN NO GAIN, and that includes the SEX to make things happen lol
ilovenbcnews 1 year ago
arme frau
MrGorilim 1 year ago
Is that poop on her leg?
akc21589 1 year ago
Thats some hairy cunt,there!
4498752 1 year ago
OMG just the way the doctor was trying to pull out the baby it seemed that she was hurting the poor baby
jane199505 1 year ago
Why on Earth would this woman want all of her lady bits on YouTube for everyone to see? At least it seems that she was decent enough to have all women caretakers.
Suzanne20198 1 year ago
Sou brasileira, moro no Rio de Janeiro!!!
Achei seu parto incrível, você foi perfeita!!!! Muito lindo, te achei no controle o tempo todo!!! Agora me tira uma dúvida, não seria melhor que estivesse de cocoras, sentada ou até de quatro para que o bebe nasce pela força da gravidade?? Pergunto isso pois estou grávida de 28 semanas a minha filha está prevista para agosto!!!! Parabéns
milemartinsoares 1 year ago
Very good video.
knuckles803 1 year ago
autsch
MrGorilim 1 year ago
@tashachand i think it's a modified ritgen's maneuver...
jadeneilla 1 year ago
@jadeneilla: Draped hand at the perineum under the head to extend the head, other hand at the top to flex the head, thus keeping the head centered in the vagina and protecting the anal sphyncter...yeah, looks like a modified ritgen maneuver to me too. I won't know for sure for a few weeks, since I'm just starting my OB/GYN rotation tomorrow.
leopoldmozart 1 year ago
@tashachand i'm also a student so i'm not an expert.. if you ask me, i would say that there were also some flaws (i think) like they didn't drape the belly of the mother so that they could keep the baby sterile and stuff. But when the midwife forced her hand into the vagina, isn't that quite similar to D&C? My brother (a nurse) thinks that it's okay to do so, since you are assisting the delivery of the baby... I know the explanation is inadequate but perhaps you could read further on...
jadeneilla 1 year ago
@jadeneilla isnt D&C a standard abortion procedure? sry if im wrong im not that great with medical terms :P
xmentheboy 1 year ago
Ouch thats a tough delivery baby must have been big!
Lyssiepoo04 1 year ago
I'm a student midwife and start practicals next month. I've only seen birth with epidural.
I found it strange when the lady, it looked like she was forcing her hand in the vagina to pull the baby out.
Could you please explain if that's "normal" or part of the delivery process?
Thank you :)
tashachand 1 year ago
WOW! Very Detailed!
raquellightbourne 1 year ago
O GOD
(FALLS OUT OF CHAIR)
xxxragonxxx567 1 year ago
So brave!
adripaez 1 year ago
This is an educational video.. So hopefully you get to understand what a pregnant woman goes through.. You should be thankful for your moms..
jadeneilla 1 year ago 7