I just found your chanel today, and I just have to say THANK YOU...and the biggest CONGRATULATIONS! My husband and I are going through an infertility journey and just had a miscarriage from a Chemical pregnancy (that's originally how I found your channel). It's been very hard, even though we were just at the beginning. Listening to your words really resonated with how I was feeling and made me feel less alone in what I'm going through. It makes me feel hopeful and at peace that everything will happen when the timing is right! I really enjoy watching your pregnancy videos as inspiration for when the time comes...I have a feeling like i'll be watching them again lol Thank you so much for the content you are creating and being authentic. And congratulations again!! Audrey
I’m so sorry for your loss 🤍 I appreciate you sharing your story! Thank you for your kind words and congratulations! I’m so glad it resonates. That’s definitely my goal, to help women feel less alone because it’s unfortunately so common and not many talk about it. Thank you for being here! Good luck with your journey!
This is very Heartwarming and very wonderful and very beautiful and very adorable and this brings back such great memories of when I use to be a 90s kid and an early 2000s kid and I am a new subscriber as well:).
I appreciated hearing that call to your midwife in the beginning never heard what that conversation sounds like so it was nice to hear as I’m having a homebirth soon! Thanks for sharing!
I love hearing your experience and love your hubby so much for being such a caring husband. He’s a true man that just gets IT! Love you guys and thanks for sharing for us women who plan to conceive one day ❤
Same here in terms of a long, first-time home birth! Mine was 27 hours and it was so difficult to determine how far along I was and when to call the midwife, etc. But all in all: baby was so happy the whole time and first births just do go SUPER long! My 2nd is due in a few weeks and we're doing home birth round 2!! ❤I labored in the water with my 1st, but delivered on the bed. Given how comfy the water was the 1st time, I'm really hopeful that I can deliver in the water this time!
Wow! 27 hours 😅 wishing you a smooth and easy delivery! Lmk how long your labor ends up being. Always so curious how the second is compared to the first.
If it is any consolation, I didn't wait for contractions to push with my first, didn't feel a ring of fire and tore in several places, after that I didn't feel the ring of fire or tear
So your baby would’ve been fine born in water. They live in water and if they come out into water, that’s fine and they don’t take their first breath until you lift them above water. They still get oxygen through the cord until you pick them up and then get air. Problems happen when people let the baby get a little bit of air and then put the baby back underwater. Congratulations on your sweet girl!
I just found your chanel today, and I just have to say THANK YOU...and the biggest CONGRATULATIONS! My husband and I are going through an infertility journey and just had a miscarriage from a Chemical pregnancy (that's originally how I found your channel). It's been very hard, even though we were just at the beginning. Listening to your words really resonated with how I was feeling and made me feel less alone in what I'm going through. It makes me feel hopeful and at peace that everything will happen when the timing is right! I really enjoy watching your pregnancy videos as inspiration for when the time comes...I have a feeling like i'll be watching them again lol Thank you so much for the content you are creating and being authentic. And congratulations again!! Audrey
I’m so sorry for your loss 🤍 I appreciate you sharing your story!
Thank you for your kind words and congratulations! I’m so glad it resonates. That’s definitely my goal, to help women feel less alone because it’s unfortunately so common and not many talk about it. Thank you for being here! Good luck with your journey!
In tears watching this. So happy for you both. It was so beautiful seeing him help you through your labor. Ugh. Love you guys xo
Thank you 🥹💗
This is very Heartwarming and very wonderful and very beautiful and very adorable and this brings back such great memories of when I use to be a 90s kid and an early 2000s kid and I am a new subscriber as well:).
I appreciated hearing that call to your midwife in the beginning never heard what that conversation sounds like so it was nice to hear as I’m having a homebirth soon! Thanks for sharing!
Good luck!! Wishing you a smooth delivery 🙏🏼
I love hearing your experience and love your hubby so much for being such a caring husband. He’s a true man that just gets IT! Love you guys and thanks for sharing for us women who plan to conceive one day ❤
Thanks girl 🥰😘
Same here in terms of a long, first-time home birth! Mine was 27 hours and it was so difficult to determine how far along I was and when to call the midwife, etc. But all in all: baby was so happy the whole time and first births just do go SUPER long! My 2nd is due in a few weeks and we're doing home birth round 2!! ❤I labored in the water with my 1st, but delivered on the bed. Given how comfy the water was the 1st time, I'm really hopeful that I can deliver in the water this time!
Wow! 27 hours 😅 wishing you a smooth and easy delivery! Lmk how long your labor ends up being. Always so curious how the second is compared to the first.
@@simply.eleonora yes!! I definitely will. I'm super curious myself! 😂
Love hearing your home birth story! Are you announcing your baby’s name?
Not at the moment, no :) still navigating what we will share online!
Totally get it girl!
If it is any consolation, I didn't wait for contractions to push with my first, didn't feel a ring of fire and tore in several places, after that I didn't feel the ring of fire or tear
Ouch 🥲
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So your baby would’ve been fine born in water. They live in water and if they come out into water, that’s fine and they don’t take their first breath until you lift them above water. They still get oxygen through the cord until you pick them up and then get air. Problems happen when people let the baby get a little bit of air and then put the baby back underwater. Congratulations on your sweet girl!
Makes sense! Thank you 🥰