Go screw yourself !!!!! I had a c-section. I contracted gestational diabetes because, it's a genetic condition in my family. I ate a proper balanced diet and I STILL GOT GDM! My son was transverse breech on top of that and I only weigh 100lbs!. We tried turning him TWICE. He just went back to laying sideways in my uterus. You can't deliver a baby who is transverse breech, it would break the baby's neck. Thank God my doctors office is top of the line....
....It's not like I planned on having a c-section. I was going to go all natural with no epidural or anything, but I couldn't. Here is my argument against yours, back in the day before modern medicine the #1 cause of death of women was dying in child birth. They died for reasons much like my own, both mother and child. If it wasn't for doctors to be able to preform c-sections, me and my son could both be dead. So don;t you dare start on this hippie rampage of yours.
@lafilleleau They are rough to keep baby alert and breathing. I didn't like how she laid her down the 1st time and banged her head a little. That kind of pissed me off.
@banjosandwashboards I never heard of this saying before but it made me laugh. You have a good point. I had 1 vaginal birth and the 3 c-sections. I actually had an elective c-section. I was actually induced into labor cause my daughter wasn't do well in utero. (My water broke at 36 weeks and he sent me home.) I was already going into labor though. Well, lack of fluid in utero, she was stuck, Doc couldn't get her out. I don't think a vaginal birth would have worked due to low fluid. <3 sunroof!
@colleb95 I was Induced too before the c- section, I hated, it felted so odd and you want to be comfortable but when you get drip and then they need to keep you wired up for the heart rate and movement, there is no hope of feeling at ease, So I was kinda happy with the section ( Like you I had no water for 3 day but my body would not go into labor )My Aunt had a dry birth, she said is was the most painful thing ever,
It's not uncommon for them to not cry. My daughter didn't she was just very chill about the whole thing. Watching this scares me, I wasn't planning on having a c-section and knowing that's what they did to me. Ek!
omg,today my daughters turnning 20,she was born on 21/09/1991,and this is the 1st time i watched how she got out lol,ive got a son his 12 and ive got c section too,thankyou god for these gift but no more ive got my tubes tie,watching this video its remind me the pain its hurts after 2 days i cant cough i cant move,anyways they are heathy,im so proud of them,good video,god bless.
They need to suction that baby's mouth and nose out...what the hell...do they want it to aspirate..poor baby. you can hear all the fluid in the back of it's throat
There's no need to EXPECT to have a c-section. Eat well, exercise and go to birthing classes which help you to know how to avoid the hospital's PLAN to get you to have one of these very expensive and TOTALLY unenessary surgeries -- and you can totally avoid all of this! It takes exactly THREE MINUTES for the medicine from the epidural to go to your baby. And an epidural contains -caine derivitives that fall in toxicity level between novacine and cocaine. Research natural childbirth .. please!
@89vision89 -- Whoa! So harsh and defensive. Did you have a c-section? If so, I can understand the sensitivity. I'm a childbirth educator so this is what I teach and this is what I know. I can recommend a few books if you'd like, I mean, if you read ... let me know. K? ;)
@ineedaremix Seriously, I respect your opinion and everything, but I did all those things you mentioned, and in the end I had to have an emergency csection. My body refused to dilate past 4 centimetres and after waiting for 2 hours, my sons heartrate had dropped. I had no choice. So yes, you should expect every possible outcome. In Canada, where I had my son, there is no charge for a csection.
@MissAnglophile1 I totally agree. Things do not always go as planned and all outcomes need to be considered. Again, it's all about choice, indeed -- but I would think that most people would want to spare their newborns from drugs if they at all could. I recently witnessed a birth where the women would not dilate past 1.5 cm for 2 days, but her contractions were hard! I was the FIRST one yelling for her to get her epidural -- that was too much for anyone to bare.
@ineedaremix I had an epidural with my 1st two and a planned c-section with my 3rd. All my babies are healthy, beautiful, happy, alert, and very smart. Thank you for your good intentions, but remember that how a woman chooses to give birth and her in-the-moment decisions made with her Doctor are personal choices that no one needs to share their opinion about - even if it's "educated".
@JaeTracie I simply asked for women to educate themselves on natural childbirth. Women who don't have them are so very defensive. I'm very glad your children are happy and smart, but the fact is you CHOSE to drug them. Period. You may not like that answer, but it's the truth. Of course, there are emergencies when things don't go as planned. Women are not EVIL because of things out of their control. P.S. Planned c-sections are just plan stupid. Major surgery and drugs, for what? Ugh.
@ineedaremix you're not making sense. in another comment you said you advocate an epidural (drugs) when the pain is too much to bare. people get defensive about how they choose to give birth because it's none of your business to tell a person what's best for them. lol
@JaeTracie Actually, I make perfect sense. I advocate natural childbirth, but I do not advocate being a martyr or suffering with hard contractions for 2 DAYS when you're only 1.5 cm dilated. I'm not sure what's so difficult to understand. And please read again. Never once did I TELL someone what they need to do other than educate themselves on ALL options. Again, I'm sure if most moms knew they could be a bit uncomfortable to spare drugging their kids, like you CHOSE to, they would.
@JaeTracie And it kind of IS my business, at least figuratively, to tell pregnant women what's best for them. Again (reading is fundamental), I'm a natural childbirth educator. Couples pay me for information on what they need to do to prepare themselves mentally and physically for natural childbirth, how to avoid medical interventions and major surgery like c-sections. Why cut your stomach, ab muscles and uterus open to retrieve a baby that could've just gone through the "shoot"?!
@ineedaremix REMIX, nobody is paying you to be on youtube leaving negative comments on c-section videos trying to make moms feel bad for their personal choices. i didn't ask for your opinions and yet you keep replying to me. there's a reason people keep getting defensive. your intentions may be good, but clearly you aren't helping anyone here. if you sincerely want to educate people, go make your own video... peace and blessings to you. *jae*
@ineedaremix Lady.. I have had one c-section and havee to have another.I am currently 12 weeks pregnant.I am scared enough as it is.DO YOU HAVE TO BE SO DARN GRAPHIC?Your trolling on here and it's annoying.This was a beautiful c-section birth.I congratulate the parents! It's NONE of your business matter of fact what other women do WE AREN'T PAYING YOU.So shut up!
this is a pretty harsh birth. the baby had to be yanked out of there, and there is no skin to skin contact with the mother afterward. instead the baby is left alone on a warmer. mothers to be and fathers to be can communicate their wishes to the caregivers if they seek a more humanized birth. even c-sections can be a humanized experience if the surgeon is well-chosen.
@jillreena1 Vaginal birth is also very hard on the baby. Many women, including myself (for my 2nd baby), had to have an emergency c-section because the baby couldn't handle labor & coming down the birth canal. The process causes many babies to go into distress. Any way you slice it, birth is rough for both mom and baby. I have had a vaginal & 2 c-sections & I breast-fed all 3 w/in the 1st hour. As long as the end result is a healthy, happy child, it doesn't matter how they got here. :)
I think i made a bad choice by listening to my mother in law.... I am due for my first in 8 weeks. She told me to look up birthing vids, because it would help to know what to expect. This didnt help me AT ALL. oh god..
ALL forms of birth are beautiful. You don't get a trophy for how you deliver...the prize at the end of it is motherhood. This was a beautiful delivery :)
This is why the national c section rate is up to 23% now. Because it sure is a lot EASIER for the woman, and the doctor to get that baby right out of there. But guess what, its called LABOR for a reason. Because its not an easy process. This isnt the way nature intended life to be brought into this world. Did you know that at home births and birthing centers have a 4-5% rate for c section. When you go to the hospital, it CAUSES complications that lead to a c section. Do research first ladies.
when the baby came out he was like ''holy shit man! what the fuck was dat !i was sleepin' and out of nowheres i wake up wit all over meh! what a night....
OMG why did that babys back look like that!?!?!?!? like all pruny when u stay in the shwoer too long lols. and this is a bad doctor he just threw that baby on the table! unprofessional...
@leenieblaze The white stuff on the baby's back is called vernix and protects the baby's skin while he or she floats around inside the fluid. On some babies, it comes off before they are born. The doctor's job is not to clean the baby off. He has to get back to the mom and put everything back where it belongs. The lady at the table (either a nurse or a paediatrician) is there to clean/check on the baby. There wasn't anything wrong with what he did. He didn't THROW the baby onto the table.
Before we say that a child isn't yet feeling, lets answer this.
Why do we, adults, welcome newborns in cold rooms after the warm
womb environment. Why do we light the delivery room so highly,
after 9 months of darkness. Why all the noice, when it was quiet in the womb. We enjoy the child screams? Scream is a sign of pain. This is not humanity, this is stupidity and criminal to react like this to newborns. Just imagine you are this child
@Teresaoyen10 You're right. Let's work in the dark light where we might actually prick an artery/vein. Forget the damn heart monitor. It's just making a beeping sound to annoy the baby. Who cares if anything happens to the mom. Let's stop communication during an important surgery, it's too loud for the baby.
Let's fuck up our newborns because some dumbass on youtube doesnt use common sense!
@Teresaoyen10 baby not screaming, as rude as how it sounds = healthy breathing. no scream= something's wrong with the baby. the cry is a natural response as living beings. no crying= CNS response is probably not showing , either the child is blind or other abnormalities. unfortunately this is so far how humans can only assess the baby's condition perhaps u have a better ideas? it'd be fully appreciated.
for the billionth time im saying: trolling failed try better nxt time u wannabe
...so i have to have this done on May 13 2011......for once i will have to say F*** you youtube for finally showing me a video that scares the sh** out of me
@SickXemoXgurl, MY B-DAY IS MAY 13! I AM SCHEDULED FOR C-SEC ON JUNE 13TH...I HAVE 2 KIDS BUT THIS IS MY 1ST C-SEC...VIDEO SCARED ME A LITTLE THOUGHT!
@twinkie1201 The only thing I felt was when my baby was pulled all the way out, which really wasn't so much a feeling as it was just a pull and suddenly lightness haha, everything else was completely numb.
I felt so sad for this baby. All she wanted is to be with her mommy. Her cries are not like other newborn cries who are with their mamas--they are cries of distress. Why are they wiping all that lovely vernix off her? Vernix actually has antibiotic properties, and can also be rubbed into the skin so it doesn't dry out. Cesarean or natural birth, mothers and babies should be together.
And most of the time, "failure to progress" even after hours of pushing, is caused by the interventions that doctors use on women in labor. It actually halts their labors an puts stress on the baby.
Epidurals, pitocin, lying down and not moving, lack of food, all contribute to women not having optimal care to have their babies.
Vaginal birth is by far superior to a c section. C sections are more dangerous for the mother and the baby. There is simply this idea in our culture that birth is this terrible emergency and is too painful for women to handle. It's not true. There are very few depictions of natural, normal childbirth. Most of what people see is birth in hospitals where The woman is hooked up to all this equipment and made to lie on her back and push her baby out in a building full of sick people.
@elhossbaby Exactly. The most healthy person in a hospital is a pregnant woman - she's not a 'patient'.
In 85 % of the cases, pregnant women can give birth on a natural way without the help of a doctor. But birth nowadays mostly is economy - ànd doctors like to believe they give birth to the child as in fact giving birth is an exclusive act of women and newborns. For the 15% births with abormalities, I am glad that their does exist western medicins. For the 85% healthy births, I am not positive.
that looked so brutal i would be yelling my head off too if i was that poor baby. bet she would be telling them some choiced words if she could talk right there lol.
@nightcrawls lol C-sections really aren't that brutal. The doctors aren't harming the baby in anyway. Basically, babies are extremely flexible. That's why they can move their heads around like that. Honestly, in every c-section in which the baby's head comes out first, the doctor pulls the baby out by the head and moves it just like this doctor did.
I'm recovering from a c-section, I'm 6 and half weeks after and the pain in my hips and corner end parts of my insision still hurt. The epidural failed me and they had to put me to sleep, i can remember waking up in agony. My lungs feel as though they're still recoving from the ordeal. ... I just wanted to see want it had looked like, being that i was terrified before i was put to sleep,.. so thank you, so putting this video up.
I'm recovering from a c-section, I'm 6 and half weeks after and the pain in my hips and corner end parts of my insision still hurt. The epidural failed me and they had to put me to sleep, i can remember waking up in agony. My lungs feel as though they're still recoving from the ordeal. ... I just wanted to see want it had looked like, being that i was terrified before i was put to sleep,.. so thank you, so putting this video up.
@SunnSunnSunn88 I don´t feel bad wathing this, but I start crying when I see videos about vaginal birth, because THAT looks horrible! My baby was born in emergency c-section, because he just didn´t come out even after two hours of pushing.
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
WHY ARE THEY HANDLING THE BABY LIKE IT'S A PIECE OF TRASH THEN SAT IT ON A PAIR OF SCISSORS WHERE WAS THIS BIRTH AT SOMEONE NEEDS TO CONTACT FAMILY SERVICES ON THE DOCTORS
@94trechon you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
I don't understand where life of the baby starts. I guess I just can't get why/how you can choose a date, and then the doctors determine when a fetus does become a baby only by making a few incisions. Then suddenly this baby spontaneously starts living --in a fraction of the time it would take to push it out- when it otherwise would be floating in amniotic fluid.
-not to say c-sectıon ıs the way to go, but ıt can be done wıth success too. stıll a surgery, scary.
my mother had 4 kıds at home and she says her home bırths were the best and she hadme ın the hospıtal. ı ws the most dıffıcult. next tıme around? we'll see.. god help me :))))))
@KaelaCarver ı know ıt looks frıghtnıng, but most people ı know who have gotton c-sectıons are just fıne. ın fact they are more fıne than those who gave bırth vagınally. ı gave bırth vagınally and ıt was frıghtnıng too ! ım stılll sufferıng from ıt.
that was awesome.
rarrimali0n 3 days ago
BLuuuuuuuuuRGH!!! aRRRRRRRRGH! nOOoooooooooo.
NEVER will i have children NEVEEEERRRRRRRR (sits traumatised) 8-o
piingyoto 2 weeks ago
DISGUSTING !!!! (absolutely) The most horrid thing ive seen in a while. `
piingyoto 2 weeks ago
Precious little one! =) So precious :)
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Go screw yourself !!!!! I had a c-section. I contracted gestational diabetes because, it's a genetic condition in my family. I ate a proper balanced diet and I STILL GOT GDM! My son was transverse breech on top of that and I only weigh 100lbs!. We tried turning him TWICE. He just went back to laying sideways in my uterus. You can't deliver a baby who is transverse breech, it would break the baby's neck. Thank God my doctors office is top of the line....
pancakemaster300 3 weeks ago
....It's not like I planned on having a c-section. I was going to go all natural with no epidural or anything, but I couldn't. Here is my argument against yours, back in the day before modern medicine the #1 cause of death of women was dying in child birth. They died for reasons much like my own, both mother and child. If it wasn't for doctors to be able to preform c-sections, me and my son could both be dead. So don;t you dare start on this hippie rampage of yours.
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pancakemaster300 3 weeks ago
Oh my gosh that was beautiful
ChelsaeH 4 weeks ago
Awe so cute!!!!!!
KaylaMNelson93 1 month ago
Wow this is good footage, thanks for sharing.
saviano12 1 month ago
wow. the docs sure did jerk her around...
lafilleleau 2 months ago
@lafilleleau They are rough to keep baby alert and breathing. I didn't like how she laid her down the 1st time and banged her head a little. That kind of pissed me off.
colleb95 1 week ago
My youngest came out the sun roof too.
banjosandwashboards 2 months ago
@banjosandwashboards I never heard of this saying before but it made me laugh. You have a good point. I had 1 vaginal birth and the 3 c-sections. I actually had an elective c-section. I was actually induced into labor cause my daughter wasn't do well in utero. (My water broke at 36 weeks and he sent me home.) I was already going into labor though. Well, lack of fluid in utero, she was stuck, Doc couldn't get her out. I don't think a vaginal birth would have worked due to low fluid. <3 sunroof!
colleb95 1 week ago
@colleb95 I was Induced too before the c- section, I hated, it felted so odd and you want to be comfortable but when you get drip and then they need to keep you wired up for the heart rate and movement, there is no hope of feeling at ease, So I was kinda happy with the section ( Like you I had no water for 3 day but my body would not go into labor )My Aunt had a dry birth, she said is was the most painful thing ever,
banjosandwashboards 1 week ago
fappable
xblackvegi 2 months ago
C-sections are good an bad, it means that your wife doesn't stretch down there however it means that they have a nasty ass scar on their belly ...
MrFluffytoilet 3 months ago
It's not uncommon for them to not cry. My daughter didn't she was just very chill about the whole thing. Watching this scares me, I wasn't planning on having a c-section and knowing that's what they did to me. Ek!
KaBethW29 3 months ago
HAHA that baby was ready to come out
SourToiletSeat 3 months ago
I almost puked.. But in true life, i undergo cesarean... So that is how they did it to me
graceyheartaloy 3 months ago
:O and i have to go through with this in 2 weeks with twins ... #Nervous !
elystaar2011 3 months ago
in NZ and watching this , and i can still recognize th SA accent
madamegaga2010 3 months ago
thanks to the doctors!
verJean1 3 months ago
I can't believe how rough it looks, I've had two c-sections and I'm about to have a 3rd, I might just try pushing. .. :(
Harmonyreborn 3 months ago
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verJean1 3 months ago
@Harmonyreborn me too, but im not yet pregnant.
verJean1 3 months ago
omg,today my daughters turnning 20,she was born on 21/09/1991,and this is the 1st time i watched how she got out lol,ive got a son his 12 and ive got c section too,thankyou god for these gift but no more ive got my tubes tie,watching this video its remind me the pain its hurts after 2 days i cant cough i cant move,anyways they are heathy,im so proud of them,good video,god bless.
917mccarthy 4 months ago
is it me, or the baby isn't crying, when it came out! why?
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mmmmmm i just wanna put my penis in it
thecastle973 4 months ago
They need to suction that baby's mouth and nose out...what the hell...do they want it to aspirate..poor baby. you can hear all the fluid in the back of it's throat
Jessalyn44 4 months ago
omg.
keturah123 5 months ago
aww! she's so cute! :-)
nicholaskingmequeen 5 months ago
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nicholaskingmequeen 5 months ago
the head just popped out..
AnnieBooxD 5 months ago
@AnnieBooxD i was in shock at first now im just laughing...
keturah123 5 months ago
There's no need to EXPECT to have a c-section. Eat well, exercise and go to birthing classes which help you to know how to avoid the hospital's PLAN to get you to have one of these very expensive and TOTALLY unenessary surgeries -- and you can totally avoid all of this! It takes exactly THREE MINUTES for the medicine from the epidural to go to your baby. And an epidural contains -caine derivitives that fall in toxicity level between novacine and cocaine. Research natural childbirth .. please!
ineedaremix 5 months ago
@ineedaremix shut the FUCK up
89vision89 5 months ago
@89vision89 -- Whoa! So harsh and defensive. Did you have a c-section? If so, I can understand the sensitivity. I'm a childbirth educator so this is what I teach and this is what I know. I can recommend a few books if you'd like, I mean, if you read ... let me know. K? ;)
ineedaremix 5 months ago
@ineedaremix Seriously, I respect your opinion and everything, but I did all those things you mentioned, and in the end I had to have an emergency csection. My body refused to dilate past 4 centimetres and after waiting for 2 hours, my sons heartrate had dropped. I had no choice. So yes, you should expect every possible outcome. In Canada, where I had my son, there is no charge for a csection.
MissAnglophile1 5 months ago
@MissAnglophile1 I totally agree. Things do not always go as planned and all outcomes need to be considered. Again, it's all about choice, indeed -- but I would think that most people would want to spare their newborns from drugs if they at all could. I recently witnessed a birth where the women would not dilate past 1.5 cm for 2 days, but her contractions were hard! I was the FIRST one yelling for her to get her epidural -- that was too much for anyone to bare.
ineedaremix 1 month ago
@ineedaremix I had an epidural with my 1st two and a planned c-section with my 3rd. All my babies are healthy, beautiful, happy, alert, and very smart. Thank you for your good intentions, but remember that how a woman chooses to give birth and her in-the-moment decisions made with her Doctor are personal choices that no one needs to share their opinion about - even if it's "educated".
JaeTracie 4 months ago
@JaeTracie I simply asked for women to educate themselves on natural childbirth. Women who don't have them are so very defensive. I'm very glad your children are happy and smart, but the fact is you CHOSE to drug them. Period. You may not like that answer, but it's the truth. Of course, there are emergencies when things don't go as planned. Women are not EVIL because of things out of their control. P.S. Planned c-sections are just plan stupid. Major surgery and drugs, for what? Ugh.
ineedaremix 1 month ago
@ineedaremix you're not making sense. in another comment you said you advocate an epidural (drugs) when the pain is too much to bare. people get defensive about how they choose to give birth because it's none of your business to tell a person what's best for them. lol
JaeTracie 1 month ago
@JaeTracie Actually, I make perfect sense. I advocate natural childbirth, but I do not advocate being a martyr or suffering with hard contractions for 2 DAYS when you're only 1.5 cm dilated. I'm not sure what's so difficult to understand. And please read again. Never once did I TELL someone what they need to do other than educate themselves on ALL options. Again, I'm sure if most moms knew they could be a bit uncomfortable to spare drugging their kids, like you CHOSE to, they would.
ineedaremix 1 month ago
@JaeTracie And it kind of IS my business, at least figuratively, to tell pregnant women what's best for them. Again (reading is fundamental), I'm a natural childbirth educator. Couples pay me for information on what they need to do to prepare themselves mentally and physically for natural childbirth, how to avoid medical interventions and major surgery like c-sections. Why cut your stomach, ab muscles and uterus open to retrieve a baby that could've just gone through the "shoot"?!
ineedaremix 1 month ago
@ineedaremix REMIX, nobody is paying you to be on youtube leaving negative comments on c-section videos trying to make moms feel bad for their personal choices. i didn't ask for your opinions and yet you keep replying to me. there's a reason people keep getting defensive. your intentions may be good, but clearly you aren't helping anyone here. if you sincerely want to educate people, go make your own video... peace and blessings to you. *jae*
JaeTracie 1 month ago 3
@ineedaremix Lady.. I have had one c-section and havee to have another.I am currently 12 weeks pregnant.I am scared enough as it is.DO YOU HAVE TO BE SO DARN GRAPHIC?Your trolling on here and it's annoying.This was a beautiful c-section birth.I congratulate the parents! It's NONE of your business matter of fact what other women do WE AREN'T PAYING YOU.So shut up!
Poohpoodoo 2 weeks ago
this is a pretty harsh birth. the baby had to be yanked out of there, and there is no skin to skin contact with the mother afterward. instead the baby is left alone on a warmer. mothers to be and fathers to be can communicate their wishes to the caregivers if they seek a more humanized birth. even c-sections can be a humanized experience if the surgeon is well-chosen.
jillreena1 5 months ago
@jillreena1 Vaginal birth is also very hard on the baby. Many women, including myself (for my 2nd baby), had to have an emergency c-section because the baby couldn't handle labor & coming down the birth canal. The process causes many babies to go into distress. Any way you slice it, birth is rough for both mom and baby. I have had a vaginal & 2 c-sections & I breast-fed all 3 w/in the 1st hour. As long as the end result is a healthy, happy child, it doesn't matter how they got here. :)
JaeTracie 4 months ago
DUDE
bertuskut 6 months ago
omg her scream she sounds like an angry cat awww lol congrats to the mom tho .
PurpleMochiPants89 6 months ago 7
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MsJujubar 6 months ago
My Mom Thouqht I Was A Boy Because The Cord Was Between My Leq' s.!!
Dinosaur954 6 months ago
I think i made a bad choice by listening to my mother in law.... I am due for my first in 8 weeks. She told me to look up birthing vids, because it would help to know what to expect. This didnt help me AT ALL. oh god..
TheMrsBurnley 6 months ago
@TheMrsBurnley LOLOL! Thats so cruel! I gave birth 6 months ago and Im just seeing this now!! Thank God I didn't see it before
MsJujubar 6 months ago
so erm i was watching "Lost in 3minutes" and i ended up coming to watch this...
MrPedobearrr 6 months ago
hehehe i jumped right when the baby's head popped out lol
xoy3ify 6 months ago 15
WTF LOVING IT
the7thsolider 6 months ago
ALL forms of birth are beautiful. You don't get a trophy for how you deliver...the prize at the end of it is motherhood. This was a beautiful delivery :)
emorris4260 6 months ago
@Acelera89
what dick? the two-incher between your legs isn't considered a dick.
mizzmonie100 6 months ago
That baby pulled an extreme jack-in-the-box stunt. Scary, gross, and beautiful at the same time...
Locketii 6 months ago
The head just pops out!!!
jason950216 6 months ago
This is why the national c section rate is up to 23% now. Because it sure is a lot EASIER for the woman, and the doctor to get that baby right out of there. But guess what, its called LABOR for a reason. Because its not an easy process. This isnt the way nature intended life to be brought into this world. Did you know that at home births and birthing centers have a 4-5% rate for c section. When you go to the hospital, it CAUSES complications that lead to a c section. Do research first ladies.
donellexrachelle 6 months ago 2
I don't want kids I don't want kids I don't want kids.
Cpubot 7 months ago
Just saw my first C section today, it was awesome, they were twin females
Spocktavian 7 months ago
Looks Very painful cause the doctors ARE SO ROUGH! Like the babys head lol and it screamed like wth lol
MsStarmentality 7 months ago
I'm still pretty freaked out how the baby's head popped up but other than that, this is beautiful.
vivienneMK 7 months ago
when the baby came out he was like ''holy shit man! what the fuck was dat !i was sleepin' and out of nowheres i wake up wit all over meh! what a night....
RyanDaNoob 7 months ago
newborns body actually quite elastic,,
if doctors did the delivery 'politely',,baby would never come out in seconds,,trust me
ebar86 7 months ago
My sister went through this?? Man I'm so glad I already ate.
LadyKnight123 7 months ago
ewwwwwwwwww..they was bein all ruff when they pulled her head out !
mrsxreynolds 7 months ago
The cutest thing i've ever seen
hatesushi654 7 months ago
OMG why did that babys back look like that!?!?!?!? like all pruny when u stay in the shwoer too long lols. and this is a bad doctor he just threw that baby on the table! unprofessional...
leenieblaze 8 months ago
@leenieblaze The white stuff on the baby's back is called vernix and protects the baby's skin while he or she floats around inside the fluid. On some babies, it comes off before they are born. The doctor's job is not to clean the baby off. He has to get back to the mom and put everything back where it belongs. The lady at the table (either a nurse or a paediatrician) is there to clean/check on the baby. There wasn't anything wrong with what he did. He didn't THROW the baby onto the table.
TEATINE1 8 months ago
Before we say that a child isn't yet feeling, lets answer this.
Why do we, adults, welcome newborns in cold rooms after the warm
womb environment. Why do we light the delivery room so highly,
after 9 months of darkness. Why all the noice, when it was quiet in the womb. We enjoy the child screams? Scream is a sign of pain. This is not humanity, this is stupidity and criminal to react like this to newborns. Just imagine you are this child
and this is your 'warm' welcome in the world.
Teresaoyen10 8 months ago 2
@Teresaoyen10 You're right. Let's work in the dark light where we might actually prick an artery/vein. Forget the damn heart monitor. It's just making a beeping sound to annoy the baby. Who cares if anything happens to the mom. Let's stop communication during an important surgery, it's too loud for the baby.
Let's fuck up our newborns because some dumbass on youtube doesnt use common sense!
pirateXhunterXzoro 8 months ago
@Teresaoyen10 baby not screaming, as rude as how it sounds = healthy breathing. no scream= something's wrong with the baby. the cry is a natural response as living beings. no crying= CNS response is probably not showing , either the child is blind or other abnormalities. unfortunately this is so far how humans can only assess the baby's condition perhaps u have a better ideas? it'd be fully appreciated.
for the billionth time im saying: trolling failed try better nxt time u wannabe
bappieidk 4 months ago
@bappieidk I didn't cry when I was born.. but I was perfectly healthy and I still am now.
MarineEverGreen 4 months ago
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Teresaoyen10 8 months ago
I WANT A BABY NOW!!
TheMickj23q 8 months ago
Wouldn't it be insane if we could remember being born? That would be..... insane lol.
Jeskers18 8 months ago
I'm a C-section baby and so is my boyfriend! :3
I'm so excited to become pregnant...It's so beautiful <3
Maeve2011 8 months ago
0:28 nearly snapped her head back! That's likely to give me nightmares!
steadyhandsunny 8 months ago
What a way to be born!!!!! Hope the girl's ok.
steadyhandsunny 8 months ago 2
...so i have to have this done on May 13 2011......for once i will have to say F*** you youtube for finally showing me a video that scares the sh** out of me
SickXemoXgurl 9 months ago
@SickXemoXgurl dont worry....I had it 10 days ago and it's not that scary :))))
zicule 8 months ago
@SickXemoXgurl Good Luck
steadyhandsunny 8 months ago
@SickXemoXgurl, MY B-DAY IS MAY 13! I AM SCHEDULED FOR C-SEC ON JUNE 13TH...I HAVE 2 KIDS BUT THIS IS MY 1ST C-SEC...VIDEO SCARED ME A LITTLE THOUGHT!
polina1100 8 months ago
By the way its screaming... I can bet its the "I WANT POTATO CHIPSSSSS!!!!" girl being born.
fraroc 9 months ago
This is beautiful
VlogLifeofK 9 months ago
I hate doctors,
wmejia504 9 months ago 2
doctors are so rough with the babies.
xoxowoahhennnyyy 9 months ago 2
how much of the pain does the mother usually feel? o_o
twinkie1201 9 months ago
@twinkie1201 The only thing I felt was when my baby was pulled all the way out, which really wasn't so much a feeling as it was just a pull and suddenly lightness haha, everything else was completely numb.
zombiehype 9 months ago
@twinkie1201 none, you just feel the pressure of the doctors at work. lol
floresana1 9 months ago
they're soo ruff
OmgGirls04 9 months ago 2
Thank Goddess!
I M A GUY!!!!!!!!!!!
i will not be going through all THIS in any part of my life
omkar415star 9 months ago
i want natural birth!
deantube20 9 months ago
lol how he showed us the butt of the baby saiyng its a girl lol :)) he nearley hit the camera with the babys lil sweet butt :)
diaana85 10 months ago
Newborn babies are way bigger than i realised! Miraculous though!
HeyMrLoverMan 10 months ago
poor babe.
ASacredSpirit 10 months ago
Oh dear, they should of cleared the fluid out of the baby's mouth! The poor girl...
TabbyAngie 10 months ago
having this done in two days oh my god 0.0
AmberLovesTripp 10 months ago
@AmberLovesTripp Hope it went well.
steadyhandsunny 8 months ago
OMG! Why did they not clear her airway?! You can she's choking! What a bunch of idots?
JaniceParton 10 months ago 2
they handled the baby kind of ruff...hmmmm When I have my Daughter i hope I wont need a c section
juicyMirminaje 10 months ago
omg wtf it just poped -out
Kubulgum 10 months ago
I felt so sad for this baby. All she wanted is to be with her mommy. Her cries are not like other newborn cries who are with their mamas--they are cries of distress. Why are they wiping all that lovely vernix off her? Vernix actually has antibiotic properties, and can also be rubbed into the skin so it doesn't dry out. Cesarean or natural birth, mothers and babies should be together.
123456yukon 10 months ago 3
it took so long for this baby to be held securely and kept warm. it was sick. and nobody has commented. well done humanity.
candikaya1 10 months ago
thats enough to never make me wanna have sex O_o
TheBieberbabe95 10 months ago
that was the most disgusting thing i've ever seen in my whole 14 years of human life O.o
jaredtheavenger 11 months ago
Dang i was born that way for some reason . Respects to all the real doctors
SuperKingNova 11 months ago
lol doctors always say "carefull with the head" and look lol
vicswiifey 11 months ago 25
@vicswiifey I know right?? I was cringing the whole time seeing that, like OMG BE CAREFUL D:
zombiehype 9 months ago
sounds like a duck when it came out
monkey1832 11 months ago
Factory birth. Good to see bubby looks healthy.
Go little man go!
NathanKlo 11 months ago
And most of the time, "failure to progress" even after hours of pushing, is caused by the interventions that doctors use on women in labor. It actually halts their labors an puts stress on the baby.
Epidurals, pitocin, lying down and not moving, lack of food, all contribute to women not having optimal care to have their babies.
elhossbaby 11 months ago
@bruhjustaja
Vaginal birth is by far superior to a c section. C sections are more dangerous for the mother and the baby. There is simply this idea in our culture that birth is this terrible emergency and is too painful for women to handle. It's not true. There are very few depictions of natural, normal childbirth. Most of what people see is birth in hospitals where The woman is hooked up to all this equipment and made to lie on her back and push her baby out in a building full of sick people.
elhossbaby 11 months ago 2
@elhossbaby Exactly. The most healthy person in a hospital is a pregnant woman - she's not a 'patient'.
In 85 % of the cases, pregnant women can give birth on a natural way without the help of a doctor. But birth nowadays mostly is economy - ànd doctors like to believe they give birth to the child as in fact giving birth is an exclusive act of women and newborns. For the 15% births with abormalities, I am glad that their does exist western medicins. For the 85% healthy births, I am not positive.
Teresaoyen10 4 months ago
with that kind of treatment, no wonder babies come out crying. I'd be p**sed off too!
ajd1211 11 months ago 2
that looked so brutal i would be yelling my head off too if i was that poor baby. bet she would be telling them some choiced words if she could talk right there lol.
nightcrawls 11 months ago 2
@nightcrawls lol C-sections really aren't that brutal. The doctors aren't harming the baby in anyway. Basically, babies are extremely flexible. That's why they can move their heads around like that. Honestly, in every c-section in which the baby's head comes out first, the doctor pulls the baby out by the head and moves it just like this doctor did.
SpaceyXMaci 11 months ago
O M G
Wonderful
kloardi 11 months ago
the baby is born with vernex
hannah74306 11 months ago
wow she was angry yikes hahahahaha
hannah74306 11 months ago
ew im never gonna have sex with a girl without protection :S
Masterjointq 11 months ago
I'm recovering from a c-section, I'm 6 and half weeks after and the pain in my hips and corner end parts of my insision still hurt. The epidural failed me and they had to put me to sleep, i can remember waking up in agony. My lungs feel as though they're still recoving from the ordeal. ... I just wanted to see want it had looked like, being that i was terrified before i was put to sleep,.. so thank you, so putting this video up.
ShyoDay 11 months ago
I'm recovering from a c-section, I'm 6 and half weeks after and the pain in my hips and corner end parts of my insision still hurt. The epidural failed me and they had to put me to sleep, i can remember waking up in agony. My lungs feel as though they're still recoving from the ordeal. ... I just wanted to see want it had looked like, being that i was terrified before i was put to sleep,.. so thank you, so putting this video up.
ShyoDay 11 months ago
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why wernt they gentle with the baby deeeeeeeeeeeeekheads!
BirmzPwincezz786 11 months ago
why wernt they gentle with the bay deeeeeeeeeeeeekheads!
BirmzPwincezz786 11 months ago
after almost 24 years, i find out how I was born :)
srdjanNS87 11 months ago
ive got a question does that towel at the last bit have poweder on it?
wakojako49 1 year ago
Ouchh.. i'd rather go for a natural birth..
SunnSunnSunn88 1 year ago
@SunnSunnSunn88 I don´t feel bad wathing this, but I start crying when I see videos about vaginal birth, because THAT looks horrible! My baby was born in emergency c-section, because he just didn´t come out even after two hours of pushing.
bruhjustaja 1 year ago
My God...I feel like puking...
TabbyAngie 1 year ago
OMG!!! it looks like it doesnt want to come in to the world put it back ...lol
crazzychristo003 1 year ago
Why so serious?!
Lisa13245 1 year ago
they didn't get all the fluid out of the babys mouth
Sarahsamanthahh 1 year ago
This is so fascinating.
aussiegerrl 1 year ago
U guys are exaggerating
AnAfricanMooseTit 1 year ago
I laughed so hard when she started screaming halfway out. That was a real angry "what the f***?" scream. Love it :)
lullabyrequiem 1 year ago 24
@lullabyrequiem lmao i agree she came out swinging
shontesmallwood 9 months ago
going perfect until she sits the child dangerously close to a scissors
corkonians 1 year ago
@lidyaFACE
It's not a silly question at all.
They cut off until about an inch then leave the little bit left to shrivel up and fall off.
I think they do that so it won't get infected.
ChicoElMexicano 1 year ago
My older sister came out sleeping XD.
She's not retarded or anything she's just really lazy!
ChicoElMexicano 1 year ago
Babies are tough little buggers. I think they handled this c sect very well.
Nevan 1 year ago
OMG is it okey to handle a newborns head like that>>>>??? omg >.<
izzypop53 1 year ago
omg i had a section and ths is the 1st i hav saw ths is traumitisng for the wee one
emmaspeirs1 1 year ago
what's c section?
greenlassiejr911 1 year ago
And Pop, goes the baby :D
XxjceeT6xX 1 year ago
thats a big baby
glentton 1 year ago
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you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
zakir52002 1 year ago
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you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
zakir52002 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
zakir52002 1 year ago
you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
zakir52002 1 year ago
How big was that baby?! lol
trishy015 1 year ago
WHY ARE THEY HANDLING THE BABY LIKE IT'S A PIECE OF TRASH THEN SAT IT ON A PAIR OF SCISSORS WHERE WAS THIS BIRTH AT SOMEONE NEEDS TO CONTACT FAMILY SERVICES ON THE DOCTORS
94trechon 1 year ago
@94trechon you guys arent giving enough credits to the doctors. They have barley any time in c section surgeries. The baby is not ready for earth's oxygen so they have to transfer the baby to their oxygen. Thats why they had to hold the baby's head that way. would you take them holding the baby's head that way or let the baby die?
zakir52002 1 year ago
Poor baby. It's like, "I'm so cold! Put me back in where it is warm!"
ChibiAlly 1 year ago
Did anyone else notice how they put the baby on a pair of scissors?
Tewpimp 1 year ago
@Tewpimp thy wernt scissors thy r clamps to stop th bby bleedin to death through the umbilical cord
clarinetstar14 1 year ago
Did anyone else see how they laid the baby on a pair of sciccors?
Tewpimp 1 year ago
I don't understand where life of the baby starts. I guess I just can't get why/how you can choose a date, and then the doctors determine when a fetus does become a baby only by making a few incisions. Then suddenly this baby spontaneously starts living --in a fraction of the time it would take to push it out- when it otherwise would be floating in amniotic fluid.
occocooccoco 1 year ago
That was pretty cool. I'M COMING OUT!
ShinobiBoiX 1 year ago
wow, they arent very gentle
imsohot55 1 year ago
when it's breech birth the baby is born pooping
freddythecanine 1 year ago
-not to say c-sectıon ıs the way to go, but ıt can be done wıth success too. stıll a surgery, scary.
my mother had 4 kıds at home and she says her home bırths were the best and she hadme ın the hospıtal. ı ws the most dıffıcult. next tıme around? we'll see.. god help me :))))))
gunesgun 1 year ago
:20 SURPRISE!
ilikeweewees 1 year ago
Been there done it three times....now its my fourth.....no more for me
23misspeaches 1 year ago
been there done this twice..
angelbabies812005 1 year ago
this might be a silly question, but how do you get inner/outter belly button? like how did they fully cut off the umbilical cord?
lidyaFACE 1 year ago
wow, how gorgeous is your beautiful daughter, congratulations
thesexyash 1 year ago
I cant believe i born, with this fucking ugly scarying and hurtless way :(
FanDeLoquenderos 1 year ago
i can't believe that my mom had tha...
carbine781 1 year ago
OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
7057600798 1 year ago
The fact that people can watch this, and find it normal and STILL *want* to have a c-section is truly a frightening thing.
KaelaCarver 1 year ago
@KaelaCarver ı know ıt looks frıghtnıng, but most people ı know who have gotton c-sectıons are just fıne. ın fact they are more fıne than those who gave bırth vagınally. ı gave bırth vagınally and ıt was frıghtnıng too ! ım stılll sufferıng from ıt.
gunesgun 1 year ago