I have 10 weeks left and being my first I have no idea what to expect. I want to go natural and it was so good to hear you r story. Definitely makes me a little bit more confident :)
Yay congratulations! I have 7 weeks left with my second! All the best to you Mama! If you’re keen to have a natural birth I recommend the Birthful Podcast to learn about how birth works. It helped me loads when I had my first. ❤️
Your natural Birth story is so inspiring! I may or may not have a natural birth but just listening to you talk about your experience is so encouraging and gives me a lot of hope. And your makeup is always so natural and beautiful! You're truly a beautiful person! I'm blessed to have found your channel.
Hello Myra thank you so much. Whatever birth path you choose to take will still be amazing. You have so much to look forward to. Try not to stress about giving birth , your body will know what to do ❤
Thank you! I think because she was in the sack it helped a lot. I'm pregnant with baby number 2 and due in April so I'm praying the birth is the same but labouring is half the time.
ohh my gosh i can't imagine! i always thought i would get an epidural, but now i'm second guessing that. i've heard a lot about how good natural birthing is.
It is so good. I cant even imagine having an epidural and not feeling anything. Your body just starts pushing on its own it's so incredible. Differently try for natural. My tip would be to stay at home during labour as long as possible so your not in the hospital for too long that way there's no time for the epidural
@@soniaarmstrong9249 it's so scary though! but our bodies are capable of incredible things. i need to do more research. what made you decide to do natural? do you have any sources you look to for advice?
@@MalariBainy I've always wanted to go natural. There was just to many possible side effects from an epidural. I wanted to be up and walking after the baby and not have drugs in my system. That's what motivated me to not have the drugs. Once your in labour and you get to the point where you start saying you can't do it and you need an epidural. That's most likely when you'll be in transitional phase of labour which is the phase that goes very quickly If you can hold off from an epidural for even an hour after the time you'll probably end up going natural because there won't be time for the epidural. As for resources. I just watched a lot of natural birth storys here on TH-cam to help me understand everything a bit more and to prepare myself.
@@soniaarmstrong9249 thank you! that's really helpful. i don't honestly know that much about either option which is why i'm starting to research and look into it more. thanks for sharing your opinion and story!
I have 10 weeks left and being my first I have no idea what to expect. I want to go natural and it was so good to hear you r story. Definitely makes me a little bit more confident :)
Yay congratulations! I have 7 weeks left with my second! All the best to you Mama!
If you’re keen to have a natural birth I recommend the Birthful Podcast to learn about how birth works. It helped me loads when I had my first. ❤️
Your natural Birth story is so inspiring! I may or may not have a natural birth but just listening to you talk about your experience is so encouraging and gives me a lot of hope. And your makeup is always so natural and beautiful! You're truly a beautiful person! I'm blessed to have found your channel.
Hello Myra thank you so much. Whatever birth path you choose to take will still be amazing. You have so much to look forward to. Try not to stress about giving birth , your body will know what to do ❤
Thanks for sharing such a great birth story! It’s amazing that you didn’t feel the ring of fire! You’re so powerful!
Thank you! I think because she was in the sack it helped a lot. I'm pregnant with baby number 2 and due in April so I'm praying the birth is the same but labouring is half the time.
ohh my gosh i can't imagine! i always thought i would get an epidural, but now i'm second guessing that. i've heard a lot about how good natural birthing is.
It is so good. I cant even imagine having an epidural and not feeling anything. Your body just starts pushing on its own it's so incredible. Differently try for natural. My tip would be to stay at home during labour as long as possible so your not in the hospital for too long that way there's no time for the epidural
@@soniaarmstrong9249 it's so scary though! but our bodies are capable of incredible things. i need to do more research. what made you decide to do natural? do you have any sources you look to for advice?
@@MalariBainy I've always wanted to go natural. There was just to many possible side effects from an epidural. I wanted to be up and walking after the baby and not have drugs in my system. That's what motivated me to not have the drugs. Once your in labour and you get to the point where you start saying you can't do it and you need an epidural. That's most likely when you'll be in transitional phase of labour which is the phase that goes very quickly
If you can hold off from an epidural for even an hour after the time you'll probably end up going natural because there won't be time for the epidural. As for resources. I just watched a lot of natural birth storys here on TH-cam to help me understand everything a bit more and to prepare myself.
@@soniaarmstrong9249 thank you! that's really helpful. i don't honestly know that much about either option which is why i'm starting to research and look into it more. thanks for sharing your opinion and story!
@@MalariBainy no worries glad to help. And congratulating on your little one :)
I am loving your page. Good job Mom. Aliyah is an angel.❤❤
Thank you so much.❤
woo well done , fuck that pain
Omg 4 hours and discharged 😨