Hope you guys enjoy the episode! Nat and I were a little tired during filming as we were still adjusting to the sleep cycles, so if we came across a bit sian, it was just cos of tiredness!! - Dan
congrats to nat n dan! welcome oliver! we had a patient write a complaint letter bc she actually SAW the csec process through some reflective surface on the surgical lamp…
Beautiful episode! Congrats to Nat & Dan and WELCOME to our world, Oli. I just want to add, that as a mum/parent myself, you have ALL the RIGHT to say NO to not allowing someone else to carry the baby, especially if you feel uncomfortable. Your baby is your PRIORITY. It is entirely your CHOICE and no one has the right to say otherwise. Don't SHY or feel awkward. Just say it outright and people will understand.
Mega congrats to Nat & Dan on arrival of Baby Ollie 🎉🎉🎉 enjoy parenthood as it’s an amazing journey and have fun. Btw, my wife and I had the same experience birthing our first daughter (also at Thomson) going thru induction for 13hrs and then C-Sect with the half curtain thingy and me watching the doctors operating while my wife was awake 😅 listening you guys sharing your story really brought back fond memories.. ❤
Congratulations to Dan and Nat on the birth of baby Oliver. Dan, don't worry about looking sian. Every parent goes through that and believe me, we sympathise. However, if I may, I want to touch a little bit on the the issue that almost none of you even given a thought about things like water births or find the idea of it strange. It's almost like most Singaporeans don't have any idea of birth till they need to give birth choosing instead to remain ignorant what one can expect during a birth and the choices that are available to you in such circumstances. For clarification, an epidural is what is given to a prospective mother about to have a C-section and is generally given almost halfway up her back. In general, the mother feels things happening to her but no pain at all and is localised to the particular area they are working in so that is why she can feel her toes. Also mother is usually kept awake for a C-section in most cases so that the father and mother can experience the birth of their child together. The baby blue is normal. They sometimes even come out pale and not red as most people expect. The question of whether you save the mother or baby is a complicated one and there are legal ramifications in either choice so much so that the choice may or may not be in the hands of the husband/father. What is even more worrisome is the question of sexual relations during pregnancy. While it is true that women with certain pre-existing conditions should abstain from sex for obvious reasons, the abstinence of sex during pregnancy in South East Asia is mainly due to myth. Obviously, sexual activity does go down markedly during pregnancy mainly due to reduction in libido and a couple of other physical factors where the mother feels less attractive during pregnancy. I can't speak for the story that John was narrating but that kind of occurrence is extremely rare. Even then, the chances of it happening are so slim that a baby has a better chance of dying from Sudden Infant Death Syndrom than being dropped. I am flabbergasted that this is where Singaporean young adults are with their education of pregnancy and childbirth. Being a father myself, I can't believe that all of this came from the mouth of people I respected, particularly John. All of this, happening during a time where Singapore wants their citizens to have more babies. It's no wonder that Singapore's birth rate is at 0.97 births per mother as of 2023.
Grats to Nat n Dan. Tbh. Most guys would react like Dan. But it would be awesome to be like Nat. " Doc no need screen but can put mirror so we both can see ? "
My mum used to look after my babies and she would make the excuse that it’s time to change her diapers. There will always be someone who wants to kiss the baby and mum would quickly take my baby inside with the excuse that it’s feeding time. Bless her❤
Hope you guys enjoy the episode! Nat and I were a little tired during filming as we were still adjusting to the sleep cycles, so if we came across a bit sian, it was just cos of tiredness!!
- Dan
Tbh this version of you is actually good too. Like the ambience became alot more chill
congrats to nat n dan! welcome oliver! we had a patient write a complaint letter bc she actually SAW the csec process through some reflective surface on the surgical lamp…
o.o i guess most will have trauma after? =x mummy are all so brave!
I cant help but feel this episode comes nicely after mother day, and reminds us once again, how great our mum is...........
shoutout to all the moms out there!!!
Omg that’s me at 1:33 HAHAHAHA thanks for sharing about our birth story at the Taylor swift concert 😂🤭🫶
Congrats on your little swiftie!!!!
this ep made me tear up so much! the love of a mother (&father!) to her child is really so pure. welcome baby oliver, and congrats dan & nat!
🎉 Congratulations ~ DAN & Wife on your arrival of your Precious baby . The first baby is the most pampered amongst all the adults .
Congrats to both Dan and Nat, the baby was very guai and mostly just sleeping throughout :) mum’s arms must have been comfortable!
Beautiful episode! Congrats to Nat & Dan and WELCOME to our world, Oli. I just want to add, that as a mum/parent myself, you have ALL the RIGHT to say NO to not allowing someone else to carry the baby, especially if you feel uncomfortable. Your baby is your PRIORITY. It is entirely your CHOICE and no one has the right to say otherwise. Don't SHY or feel awkward. Just say it outright and people will understand.
Mega congrats to Nat & Dan on arrival of Baby Ollie 🎉🎉🎉 enjoy parenthood as it’s an amazing journey and have fun. Btw, my wife and I had the same experience birthing our first daughter (also at Thomson) going thru induction for 13hrs and then C-Sect with the half curtain thingy and me watching the doctors operating while my wife was awake 😅 listening you guys sharing your story really brought back fond memories.. ❤
Congrats Dan & Nat, welcome to this world Oliver ❤ Keep growing healthy and strong and happy 🎉❤
Congratulations to Dan and Nat on the birth of baby Oliver. Dan, don't worry about looking sian. Every parent goes through that and believe me, we sympathise. However, if I may, I want to touch a little bit on the the issue that almost none of you even given a thought about things like water births or find the idea of it strange. It's almost like most Singaporeans don't have any idea of birth till they need to give birth choosing instead to remain ignorant what one can expect during a birth and the choices that are available to you in such circumstances. For clarification, an epidural is what is given to a prospective mother about to have a C-section and is generally given almost halfway up her back. In general, the mother feels things happening to her but no pain at all and is localised to the particular area they are working in so that is why she can feel her toes. Also mother is usually kept awake for a C-section in most cases so that the father and mother can experience the birth of their child together. The baby blue is normal. They sometimes even come out pale and not red as most people expect.
The question of whether you save the mother or baby is a complicated one and there are legal ramifications in either choice so much so that the choice may or may not be in the hands of the husband/father. What is even more worrisome is the question of sexual relations during pregnancy. While it is true that women with certain pre-existing conditions should abstain from sex for obvious reasons, the abstinence of sex during pregnancy in South East Asia is mainly due to myth. Obviously, sexual activity does go down markedly during pregnancy mainly due to reduction in libido and a couple of other physical factors where the mother feels less attractive during pregnancy.
I can't speak for the story that John was narrating but that kind of occurrence is extremely rare. Even then, the chances of it happening are so slim that a baby has a better chance of dying from Sudden Infant Death Syndrom than being dropped. I am flabbergasted that this is where Singaporean young adults are with their education of pregnancy and childbirth. Being a father myself, I can't believe that all of this came from the mouth of people I respected, particularly John. All of this, happening during a time where Singapore wants their citizens to have more babies. It's no wonder that Singapore's birth rate is at 0.97 births per mother as of 2023.
Welcome baby Oliver!!! Congrats to Dan & Nat!
Congrats Nat & Dan. Nice video & enjoyed watching on your experiences during childbirth. Welcome my 1:34 little hero Oliver. Love you baby!❤
Love the new set! And congrats to Nat and Dan 😍
Grats to Nat n Dan.
Tbh. Most guys would react like Dan.
But it would be awesome to be like Nat.
" Doc no need screen but can put mirror so we both can see ? "
My mum used to look after my babies and she would make the excuse that it’s time to change her diapers. There will always be someone who wants to kiss the baby and mum would quickly take my baby inside with the excuse that it’s feeding time.
Bless her❤
Dan, babies only have the cone shaped head when they are delivered naturally. lol 20:29
Congrats Dan and Nat 🎉
i died when john said "to get saturated" HAHAHAHAHAHa
Congrats Dan and Nat
Congrats Dan & Nat.
Welcome baby Oliver! ❤
BABY OLI WE LOVE YOU
Baby so cute welcome to the open world Singapore baby oliver congratulations
Welcome baby Oliver 🥳🥳
Wow Oliver has lots of hair 😊
Congrats!
CONGRATS🎉🎉
Sending lovee!!!❤
Welcome baby Oliver ❤😅😂
Poor dan he looks so tired 😢
cute af oliver 🥰🥰🥰🥰
love!
🎉
Alg🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉