Beautiful Singing during Labor
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No screaming, moaning or groaning. That's the type of birth I want something that's easy to listen to. No bitching or being a psycho lady in labor.
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Not only is she amazing! She has an amazing voice!!
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Every time I watch one of these videos, the woman is a good singer...this makes me wanna have a baby, but no time soon. Lol.
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My friend almost died and almost lost her baby during home birth. The baby had to wear tubes for over 1 year after she was born. It was a horrible experience...
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He looks so embarrassed
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what a great hubby
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wow love it
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She's great, but I'm a bit confused. I thought the whole point of doing this was to avoid the hospital and all the germs and contamination in hospitals. Is there a reason she had to be in a hospital setting?
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pretty voice =)
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why doesn't thi have like 100,000,000 VIEWS!!!!
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May I ask if this young couple was a Mormon or a Quaker Couple????? She really is relaxed I wish my birth were that great
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This is inspiring!!!!!!!!! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
She looks like a pro! I love how relaxed she is, and how hands on he seems. I pray my VBAC will be as successful!
HappyMommaBear 2 years ago 11
I do too...surround yourself with supportive people, ask your doctor questions and you should be fine!
DragonflyDoula 2 years ago 4
this is beautiful. I can't think of any song I know all the way through other than Johnny cash's Pain.. lol ..
question: what exactly is the husband doing when she goes into contractions? I see they push the hips but what are they doing pushing them outwards, inwards, just pushing? idk I'm 23 weeks pregnant and a little scared at the last minute I wont go through the natural birth plan i made for myself and my baby.
PlatonicAmore 2 years ago
He is pushing her hips together in something called a "hip squeeze." In labor, as the baby passes through, the hips separate a little bit, by giving counter-pressure on the hips, it helps with the intensity of the contraction. It's probably the #1 technique I use.
DragonflyDoula 2 years ago 2