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  • This is beautiful though...what film is this from?

  • What was the point of the Dolphin?

  • @backupaccount18 It's believed to be therapeutic. Dolphins are can see inside our bodies like a sonagram and are incredibly attracted to pregnant women often pointing their beak at them (in fact, they exclude pregnant women from swimming with them sometimes b/c the dolphins will ignore all other guests). They've been known to take the baby and lift it up for its 1st breath which is something they do for their own young.

  • Dolphins have sonar and are actually able to see inside our bodies like X-Ray vision...science has shown they can see the baby while inside the mom like an ultrasound, even hear the fetal heartbeat! :)

  • I saw this doco, it was amazing!

  • @painfulbeauty, not all births are the same, my aunt gave birth in less than 5 min and she didn't cry.

    However, one miss-action from that dolphin could have been fatal and I think it's pretty idiotic to have such a powerful animal present at a birth.

  • FAKE AND GAY

  • Beautiful. Water births are very relaxing. I cant wait to have another this time I am hoping to do it with the dolphins. I hear it is quite the experience

  • @painfullbeauty the different bits were filmed differently and put together into a proper video. It didn't happen in just a second!!!

  • I wanna do that! .... In about 15 years time... X

  • 1. This is possible. and a beautiful idea, but:

    2.this is fake. I know, because:

    3. I was at my sisters home water birth (as in, my mom giving birth to my sis). Babies do not just emerge from their mothers legs in little over a minute. They are not pop tarts. Birth is loud and bloody and messy, and it takes a loooong dang time (It felt long for me, what with my mother screaming off her friggn lungs). And when the baby is here, there's a shitload of gunk. That very pretty baby is way too clean.

  • I reckon this is fake no blood no umbilical chord.

  • imagine if the dolphin claimed the baby as her own and took off with it? lol

  • Yuck.

  • I started crying when the mom was helping her baby up. That was such a beautiful moment.

  • i didnt see any blood or anything when the baby came out..idk if this is real...but if it is its a beautifil thing...it was so cute when the baby was crying in the water....

  • WTF and this i mean in a positive way.

    i never saw a birth like this. amazing

  • sure you can use my pool to have your baby but you have to watch my dolphin for me cause i got an appointment.

  • Is the dolphin the gyno?

  • scientifically this is possible cause a new born baby cant die in water cause in her mothers womb he is in water and oxygen he gets from mother through placenta

  • Should dolphin produce ultrasound that will effect the fetus's brain so it would be better?

  • Dolphin are very good at echolocation and they can even "see" the fetus in the mother's uterus. They can hear the fetus's heartbeat. Dolphin are mammals like us and they like pregnant woman, because they are curios about a new life developing in her womb.

  • "Dr. Dolphin we have a problem... can you support us please? "

    Why is there a dolphin?

  • This is so beautiful! I can't imagine being so blessed by having this experience with one of the most intelligent, beneveolent creatures on earth! To give birth is the ultimate sacred act of being a woman. I still have tears. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Namaste'

  • This is just so beautiful. Makes you wonder why we eat animals, when they are so akin to us. we have to learn so much from them. thansk for the uploading and the brave family showing the birth on cam.

  • The only people who don't agree with this never had a baby or never reseached on the actual benifits and the total saftey of this procedure!!!!!!!!

  • amazing!!

    

  • Wats wif the song?

  • Funny and cool how the dolphin was checking out baby! Very unique waterbirth video

  • I think it's beautiful. Thank-you for sharing it!

  • this is beautiful! i would loooove to give birth this way!

  • @eirinoulaki You know amniotic fluid is clear right? And by the time the baby actually comes out, there's very very little fluid left anyway...you know because usually the water breaks several minutes or hours earlier.

  • @soleil2k4 Agreed! But, there is still some fluid inside and it comes out after the baby is born... Well... I don't know! I think this video isn't 100% real, but I love the "waterbirth" way (including the dolphin!<3)! ;)

  • @mmightymaw01

    Yea some morons even think that after living in a fluid filled sac for 40+weeks that the less than 4 seconds they spend under water in a water birth are "drowning" the baby...how stupid can some people be, right?

  • @mmightymaw01 The baby isn't drowing, the baby is still breathing within the mother (like when it is inside the placenta). The baby doesn't start breathing through the lungs until it hits the air. Water births are very safe and very comforting to the baby and the mother, its actaully creates a non stressful enviorment for the baby to be born into.Tons of postive benifits for both the mom and baby! So do a little research before you start insulting people.

  • @mmightymaw01 MORONIC CLONE

  • @mmightymaw01

    If a water birth was drowning your baby they would not be so commonly done

  • @mmightymaw01 babies breath amniotic fluid while in the womb, the only way to drown a newborn baby is to take it out the water and/or cut the umbillical cord and put it back in the water... and if drowning babies during water birth was even possible, it would not be allowed, think with your brain next time.....

  • Lmao whats the dolphin doing there.

  • The dolphin is tame, its curious. My dogs would poke their nose in too

  • @wayniac917

    psychicchildren.co.uk/3-6-Birt­hWithDolphins.html

    just read this for a religion and culture class. i know, i'm skeptical as well, but it seems pretty neat. that's why i looked up this video

  • Babies are suspended in amniotic fluid while in the womb so why would they drown in a water birth?? I am pregnant and intend to have a water birth it is much more calming,a natural type of pain relief, and babies are much more relaxed being born into liquid. The dolphin is interesting but they do say you should birth in warm water to prevent shock not in cold.

  • oooo pretty music :) thats what im talking about so spiritual

  • I watched two movies of two different women giving birth who not only were

    not in pain, but they were having orgasms while having their babies—long, extended orgasms lasting about twenty minutes. It was total pleasure. I know that’s the way it’s supposed to be. It simply makes sense, and these women were proving it.

  • Now they just have the instruments and equipment stuck in a corner somewhere because there simply aren’t any problems. I don’t know if they

    know why, but for some reason, when a woman is floating in water, it seems like most complications solve themselves.

    I got to spend some time with a woman who was an assistant with Charkovsky in Russia. She had brought back many films that were taken during the births.

  • @wayniac917: A Russian named

    Igor Charkovsky has been involved in underwater birthing for a long time. He has probably assisted with at least 20,000

    underwater births. His daughter, one of the first to be born underwater, was in her twenties, I think, when the following

    incident took place. Charkovsky and his team had taken a woman to the Black Sea for an underwater birth. They were

    sitting there prepared for the birth, with the woman lying in water about two feet deep.

  • As I remember, three dolphins approached, pushed everybody away and took over. The dolphins did something that

    looked like scanning up and down her body—something I have experienced, and which does something to the human

    system. The woman gave birth with almost no pain or fear. It was a phenomenal experience. That experience with

    underwater birthing began a new practice of using dolphins as midwives, which has now spread all over the world.

  • Dolphins have preferences with humans. This is not an absolute rule, but is usually true. If you go swimming with dolphins and there are children around, the dolphins go to the children first. If there are no children, they go to the women. If there are no women, they go to the men. And if there’s a woman who’s pregnant, everyone else can forget it—she gets their total attention.

  • That little incoming baby is the greatest thing of all. The dolphins become very excited when

    they see a human giving birth. They just love it.

    Dolphins can do things that are really amazing. Babies who were born with midwifing dolphins, at least as it’s going in Russia, are

    extraordinary children. From everything I’ve read so far, not one of those babies has an IQ under 150, and they all have extremely

    stable emotional bodies and extremely strong physical bodies.

  • They seem to be superior in one way or another. France has also had underwater births—over 20,000. They give birth in big tanks. When they first started doing this, they had all the instruments laid out on tables and all the emergency supplies ready, with a doctor standing by in case there was a problem. But they didn’t have a problem for a long time; a year went by and they still hadn’t had a problem. Still another year went by, and finally 20,000 births went by without one single complication

  • weird...I don't have problem with water birthing and i know that it has been done for centuries and that many native/ancient peoples have birth in natural water sources so the sterility isn't an issue for me perse, but in what looks like an aquatic center with a dolphin? why? how is that natural? it seems just as artificial as a hospital to me... if not more.

  • where the heck did you get a dolphin from?! LOL that's what i wanna know

  • This is so cool and must've been very fun and peaceful.

  • That was perfect! So beautiful!

  • so beautiful

  • The baby had been surrounded by water for nine months. Some times its more, sometimes its less.. there is no "timer" that goes off for the baby to just start breathing for no reason. Babies have what is called a "natural dive reflex" if the cheek of the baby isnt hitting air, he wont breath in. The FIRST breath isnt taken until the umbilical cord hits the air. That's why the best time to teach someone how to swim is when they are still babies (Nirvana CD cover ring a bell??)

  • @dudesons441 babys' lungs are filled with fluid at birth.

  • Interesting concept to have a baby planned around dolphins. Looking at the dolphins beady eyes that close to her at the moment. Intrusive dolphin lol

  • Beautiful....

  • "And they shall call him....Aqua-man."

  • wow...cool video!!! beautiful moment!!! congrats and God bless...

  • wowowo we

    

  • woooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww­wwwwooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwww­wwwwwwooooooooooooooooo

    

  • Fucking retarded hippies, they could kill that baby.

  • @medqua ........Check your facts before you claim that this could kill the baby.

  • Good Job.....ur baby is soo cute...

  • Allright guys for all of you who put negative comments down, look at sonic waves and the effects of whale sonar on children's healing... then if you think it's cruel on the dolphin look how close the dolphin is it's not being forced to do that as anybody who worked with dolphins would tell you, for the dolphin it is a privilege and i don't mean that from a human perspective. I'm just wondering where this took place, because I would like it for my wife, when she gives birth.

  • This is the most beautiful water birth I have ever seen!

  • Why is there a dolphin

  • @ghgchc dolphins LOVE to see human births, in fact they help by emitting some kind of sounds, and this is very benefical for the mother and child

  • this is so beautiful. (: 

  • That was cool.

  • lovely. My dream is actually to do exactly the same thing, except in the sea, check out: birth into being.com

    It's very exciting and very beautiful!!! :)

  • @TheKarima34 ...or a flipper!

  • Wow! awesome...

  • @hanadibajalia oh no, sorry, I actually wanted to rate this with a thumbs up (wrong click), because... yeah... WOOOW!!

  • How amazing... it looked like the dolphin wanted to help and also looked concerned. It looks very calming. What an amazing gift of love from God.

  • @ashaw582 my mom says that birth isnt very bloody at all even out of water so thats why you didn't see any its not even bloody to begin with

  • was this her first birth?

  • That was the MOST beautiful birth I've ever seen. I'm also having a water birth...

  • Truly beautiful!

  • lol it's like the dolphin is the midwife

  • Russia has been doing this since the 60's, in the black sea.

    It's not all that new.

    Children born like this seem to be very resistant against common diseases.

  • beautiful.

  • that is the cutest thing aww :)

  • looks like daddy! and i teared up. i also strangely picked the same flower before getting on the computer. it is sitting next to my keyboard <3

  • Don't ever try to tell me that dolphins don't have a Soul

  • wow im gobsmacked. Amazing none the less despite the veeeeeeery bizzare setting.

  • beautiful video; thanks for sharing!

  • okay...beautiful but very diturbing...why would you want to have a dolphin sniffing ur va jay jay while ur giving birth....doenst make sense to me but then again...

  • it is a shame the HQ.

  • Trying to look at this from a scientific perspective, it could be the sonar that the dolphin gives off that relaxes the mother and baby, as well.

    It's not surprising that a baby does well with water birth, as humans are still somewhat connected to our evolutionary heritage of aquatic animals. It could be that delivering in water causes less cognitive trauma as opposed to more aggressive conventional means.

    I'm guessing.

  • SO Beautiful! Oh I wish a dolphin was present when I gave birth. I had my son 5 months ago in the water (a tub) and it was so amazing! Blessings!

  • nice to see that Ecco has found work as an OBGYN after his Sega days ;)

  • wow that's amazing i would love to do something as beautiful as that its so inspirational it must have been an amazing experience for you and the baby

  • Absolutely beautiful! I would love to give birth to my next one like this!

  • beautiful.

  • baby looks alot like dad =D

    Also i didnt really think of the fact that there would be dolphin feaces in the water and they swim in saltwater .. although at first glance it seems relaxing when you really think about it its not very sanitary ..

  • i am a marine mamal trainer and i work with dolphins. I dont know what to think about having a baby with dolphins swiming arround you, even though they are really friendly you never know their reaction to something new, and the water is really really cold allways and salty so that must be really disturbing for a child birth. I wish there was more information about all of these

  • i read in the book of FlowerOfLife that giving birth with dolphins, you cant feel any pain, women have orgazms during childbirth. The dolphins instictivly come to pregnant women, and that children who were born that way have bigger IQ

  • That was beautiful. I would love to have the opportunity to do that. But I don't know any dolphins personally.

  • "Full immersion in water promotes physiological responses in the mother that reduce pain including a redistribution of blood volume..." & also "Water births have been associated with faster delivery and less blood loss". Placenta and all the other stuff comes out some minutes later if the video was longer you would've seen it. Before you open your mouth, go study biology.

  • Absolutely beautiful! Animals do sense the fragile moments in our human lives and respond.....in harmony with the moment....

  • Wow....strange...

  • Actually depending on if this was the woman's first child or not.. a birth can be that fast...

  • awesome

  • Absolutely beautiful and the most natural way of giving birth - and our gentle dolphin friend, as a guardian angel looking over this precious moment ! FrostByte, shame on you for such a comment. How would you like it if someone said that about the time of your birth ? And, Jessica15368, there was nothing dangerous about this, not for mom or for baby. You need to study up on child birth - and dolphins and think twice about dangers in this world ! Beautiful video - it warmed my heart !

  • spiritual experience for her, placenta for flipper.

    win-win

  • haha....

  • @refoliation Oh my , you made laugh so hard....I was trying to watch videos with my wife - I was so mad at this stupid video and then I read your comments ...you made my day ....Hilarious..

  • watch the dolphin cut the umbilical cord.

  • back to roots.. right on

  • beautiful!!

  • Gorgeous!! Just magic

  • wow

  • No they can't, they are just very comfortable in water.

  • HA HA HA HA HA HA.

  • that dolphin graduated top of his class at johns hopkins

  • wonderful!

  • what's the dolphin for?

  • Maybe an article at positivefeelingorg helps to understand better the possible effects of the presence of "Dolphin Midwives"...

  • that as so beautiful

  • That was beautiful! lol, Good job on the music, works wonders on people. Whats sad here is these people probably believe the dolphin will somehow have an effect on the birth/child.

  • 2007 French documentary entitled "Le Premier Cri". This Part was filmed at Mexico, Cancun

  • how does the water not go up his nose or in his mouth :S

  • It has something to do with physics. The baby does not take a breath underwater, just as it does not in utero. When the pressure changes at the surface of the water, the lungs expand and the baby takes a breath.

  • Newborns have a reflex that stops them from breathing in water.

  • The same way it doesn't when it lived for 40 weeks in its mother's womb?

  • Also, hmmmmm... we don't see any of the painful parts of labor. Everyone who can't wait to have a sea-pal present, hi: There is more to labor than this. Just because it looks idyllic doesn't mean everyone should feel compelled to purchase this experience for her/his very own. How 'bout the following decades raising/guiding the kid? What if the dolphin doesn't stick it out with you? Seriously, there's more to birth & parenting than orchestrating natural-like experiences. Just a thought.

  • Neat. Dolphins are awesome.

    But...

    Mom's wearing a wristband (like an amusement park day pass). Or maybe an employee ID? Is she a dolphin trainer at this basin so they already know her & have a relationship with her & are curious about what's up with their pal? Otherwise, I can't imagine just the cost in soooo many directions.

    P.S. Having an animal is present doesn't constitute a "natural" birth. Yes, biomedicine could back off a little, but revisiting what "natural" means is a capital idea.

  • absolutely beautiful! The most beautiful magical birth I have ever seen.

  • yep, i totally agree.. mesmerized by this...

  • I want to do that one day.... it's so beautiful

  • no the baby has something called the umbilical cord and dat is wat it breaths through lol.. and even at home deliveries r under water..

  • judging from the tiare flower, this easily could have been done in the islands of Tahiti- the water that those dolphins tolerate is actually almost body temperature. However, I do not agree with captive dolphins unless they are being rehabilitated.

  • babies don't breath until they're taken out of the water. They can stay under for a few minutes actually.

  • I thought it was beautiful

  • Thats cool. I would have done it too if I could with my child.

  • hmm....do they clean out the water afterwards?????

  • Wonder if that dolphin thinks humans are just plain retarded... Here Flippy, jump through this hoop, catch this fish, and watch me drop a baby in the water now. I think Dolphins are interested in us becasue we are just so bizarre and off the wall. Dolphin thought- Why is this land creature giving birth in the water? Do we crawl up on land to have our babies? Humans dont make any sense...

  • that was beautifull to have baby in a pool and with a dolphin swimming around lol...is that your dolphin?

  • give birth in the water! nva see before but really quite touching too

  • Its called a water birth. Its natural and easy for a lot of women.

  • wow a bit weird but amazing as well. not like we've got a dolphin in our back yard to do that. i'm a bit confused now

  • sooo beautiful.....i could cry.....

  • wooow soo beautiful...:) i could cry....

  • I must say I find this rather strange. But power to you women who want your child's first experience to be Sea World!

  • That's beautiful!

    -x

  • even though pregnancy in my #1 fear, I have to say......That was beautiful

  • ACTUALLY it is a Dolphin. And it is safer, more hygienic, and a much more peaceful transition from womb to world for the child and mother. But nice try.

  • That was so beautiful.....the dolphin was protecting them

  • amazing!

    my dream!

  • i dont get it could the baby drown whiel the mom is giving birth if water i mean it wa shtere for like 7 seconds yea ?

  • no because the baby is still attatched to the umbilical cord

  • No the baby wont drown while in the water. 1. It just spent about 40 weeks in water, 7 seconds is not going to be a problem. 2. Babies "breath" through the umbilical cord not their mouths, throats, or lungs until they are exposed to air or the umbilical cord is cut.

  • That was increadibly beautiful and amazing.

  • i thought only the music was.

  • wow.. that cant be sanitary for the baby, moms woman parts, or the dolphin..

  • WOW!

  • why would the dolphin eat the baby the dolphin is suporting the mom and the dolphin looks like a caring mother :P

  • Ummm, dolphins are meat eaters and act very aggressively toward other mammals like seals and porpoises in their territory.

    We seem to have this misguided notion that whales, orcas, and dolphins are all friendly and passive animals, but it's simply not true.

    They are wild animals just like any other and don't make for good midwives.

  • female dolphins are actually very maternal and when a dolphin gives birth they all come together to support the mother and protect the baby, this dolphin most likely knows she's giving birth and isn't going to hurt her. I wouldn't give birth this way, but she won't hurt the baby.

  • Yes, that's true. Female DOLPHINS are very maternal. And other DOLPHINS will often support a mother and baby DOLPHIN during and after birth.

    There is absolutely no reason to believe they would act the same around the mother and child of another species. In fact, time and time again, nature has shown us the exact opposite. Once again, we're talking about wild animals. Sure they look cute. Sure they are relatively intelligent. But wild animals nonetheless.

  • Actually "time and time again" DOLPHINS have been present and very maternal during the birth of other mammals. And they are rarely aggressive without being provoked. If they were as aggressive as you are trying to claim, Sea World wouldn't be what is is today now would it?

  • aren't all babies born like this?

  • cleary none of you know anything about a dolphins sense of smell and i certainly doubt a baby smells anything like a fish now it might mistake it for a toy lol...no i doubt that also

  • wow