🤯Birth can look like THIS (CALM PEACEFUL WATERBIRTH)🙏❤️
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- What a beautiful water birth!
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Guys nobody this child need a chili peppers
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Wow this woman is amazing. I hope to have as much stremgth confidence & peace as her
I want full video ❤
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Kids talking around me would piss me off while giving birth I'd want absolute silence and a warm quiet dark place like a cat 😂 you did great though! ❤
I’m saying like STOP MOVING💀
Lol I was just thinking this
😂😂I'M so sorry but I'm finna have my 3rd baby and I would never try nature birth, I just wanna get the most scary thing in the world out the way without bringing stress to my heart you know stressing it out I'm scared my heart won't be able to take it or something 😢🩷🤭
There is no silence when giving birth😭🤣 unless your alone by yourself in a room with no one.
I feel that lol but she’s probably desensitized because her house is probably always noisy with all those kids😂
These kids will think labor is painless! She is totally in control! Amazing!
@lightningmcqueen9530 no because she is obviously going to find out when she's older
@@millyofdaworldhola984you don't know that because you don't know if she even wants kids. let's stop assuming people will "find out in the future" because that's just assuming they even want kids. considering a good chunk of the population (over a million at this point and that's just forum-documented, not accounting EVERYONE which likely adds a few million more) doesn't want kids, it's a ridiculous assumption
@@tk1ny no I didn't mean it like that. What I meant is that she will find out what giving birth is like through school or her own research.
@@lightningmcqueen9530
I don't think so.
The kids keep this experience in mind, as a calm, spiritual and natural thing. As the wonderful circle of life. With this in mind, it is very much likely, that they are going to give births easily. They are convinced, *this is the normal way to deliver* no matter what other people tell about horrific deliveries (mostly in hospitals, when the staff is disturbing the peaceful process 😢)
Yeah after giving 4 births in the past it's easier....
No way I could give birth with kids and noise all around me. I'm also very quiet during contractions but when it comes to pushing I grunt and make noise. This lady is amazing!
You are amazing too!! At 4 cm I’m begging for an epidural, no screaming crazy but crying in pain. I wish I could be quiet and stronger!
okay but you can have your husband talking around you? the kids aren’t doing anything wrong. can they not watch their sibling being born. maybe she wants them there
@@haylabox1662 Nope, I don't like my husband talking to or touching me either. I just had my 4th child two months ago and I labored alone in my room (at home) up until I was ready to push. Each woman needs to birth in a way that is comfortable for her. If this woman can give birth with her kids around, more power to her, but it's not an ideal situation for me personally.
I live in a third world country and I find it fascinating that first world women choose to have home births in kiddie pools and tubs 😂. Home births are very common here if you're so poor you can't afford to go to the hospital. It's even looked down upon here 😂😂😂
I don’t know if I like noise or not… I’ve had 3 babies and about to have my 4th in August and I notice that I tend to close my eyes and literally block out everything around me and I don’t even seem to hear the baby heart beat or anything! I focus on my breathing and staying calm as possible to deliver my baby! I did get the epidural by 6 centimeters on my 3rd son, he was 8lbs and 8oz! I do hummmm or grunt with my eyes closed while breathing out and it helps me out! No matter how you deliver your baby or the sounds you make or the pain you can tolerate… you are amazing and you gave birth and that alone makes you a strong powerful woman in my opinion 🩷🩷🩷🥰
I remember watching this video when she first posted it a few years ago and thinking “wow she makes this look so easy”. She truly took “motherly instincts” to heart and nailed this. Hope she and her family are still doing well!
con los hijos que ha parido ya, este ultimo se le ha salido con dos empujones..
She has some amazing connection to her body and mind to surrender into it like that
It's easy when you stop fighting vb it and ride it like a wave.but cant the kid drownd?it can breath in the birth canal cus there is no waters or do the bath water go way up to the uterus.i dont understand this part
@@horselady4375No because they are still connected with the umbilical cord. If they cut it yes.
@@horselady4375a baby born underwater can stay underwater and be fine. But once they are taken out of the water they breath in air and are no longer able to be put under water. Babies are in a sac filled with amnioc fluid in the womb so they are technically "underwater" the entire pregnancy.
Best comment on this video!!!!!!! WELL STATED!
All those kids she has wouldn’t be surprised if she already knows how to handle giving birth
She is in such control...super mom...with all those kids around peeping into the water..she not distracted..such focus.
I loved the little guy in the yellow shirt keeling over with his hands over his eyes!! 😘
With so many children, that thing is the size of a punching bag, everything slides around there. You don't even need to bid 🤣
Ok till complications. Hospital births saved many countless lives, mother and babies. Pain med ok by me.
Hands down.... Women are wonders of Nature... Not everybody can endure physical pain...... I'm speechless
isnt always painful
What, you're not serious, are you?? @@drnstjhn
I think it is rare if it is not painful, bit I am no expert
@@drnstjhn how can giving birth not be painful? It is very clear that is the punishment God gave to women after Eve sinned in the garden. It only becomes painless when you undergo epidural
@@rosameijering5161not true.
That is wonderful and the way that births should be carried out, at home, naturally with children about and learning.
This is how my last three births have been, even down to the same pool! (I was LOUD with my first, who wasn't born in water, came early, and caused horrible back labor). I just like to have my husband catch the baby. When you find your ability not to make noise during contractions, you feel SO empowered-like all of that loud energy is being converted to strength and control over your baby's descent. I love watching births like this. Makes me so excited for my fifth in 4-5 months-and I'll have my four little ones around me, just like this!
Oh my God you are so strong😮!!! 5 babies??? YOUR A SUPERWOMEN can I ask a few questions? How painful is it cause I want a baby but I don't want the pain😂 and does you vagina become looser? You don't have to answer I'm just very curious 😭❤🎉
Absolutely agree. Im waiting my 4th baby and I expect to deliver at home, no doctors, in calm and in total.control of my body. So I understand every word you said. Sorry for my english! Kisses!
C ada 🎉gfncv😮❤😊
Wow, congratulations to OP and those expecting! ❤
I love that women have options today. When I had my babies, you went to the hospital, laid in the bed, on your back, not allowed to get up at all, no food and not even a sip of water! I wish I had choices, so I'm glad women today do. It has to be so much better for the baby and mom.
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How did it go!!! Absolutely planning to have my 3.5 year old present and helping in Dec when her sibling is born
This mama is a boss, she made it look so easy AND caught the baby herself!
She gave birth already to 4 kids so 5th is flying out.
This is how every birth should be, mom relaxed at home and listening to her body.
Yes.
@@dol.fin. If it is without medication and a vaginal birth, it is very much a natural birth.
Belive me, in India, going to a hospital for a birth is the ONLY way.
Births do not necessarily need to be in a house
@@dol.fin. gl with complications
@@dol.fin. Its "natural" just not at home. Natural is typically considered a non medicated and vaginal birth.
@@dol.fin. Dude, don't shame women for choosing to have a baby in the hospital. If people want to give birth at home, great! But this uppity attitude is ridiculous. Tired of women looking down on other women, because the birth wasn't 'correct' in their eyes. Sweetie, any birth that results in both mum and child alive is CORRECT.
Those kids can see how amazing a mother is and see a better protective attentive side of their father through this it's beautiful!!!
They won't remember
No...they aren't seeing any of that at all actually ....they can't understand that at that age yet lol...
@@andreeaboloca4440 my daughter seen it and she has spoke more heavenly of that day than anybody else! They understand a lot my daughter was 8 the first one and 11 the other!
hehe sure they just don't really understand whats happening snd will barely remember...children aren't that deep in thoughts ...lol
I also had a water birth and delivered my own baby. It is one experience to cherish forever
Wow that's something.back in the 70's I was going to do this but I chickened out was my first.well I hemorrhaged after I had her and they said I would have bleed to death had I not come into the hospital to have her but to this day I've wondered if they caused any of it to happen.
Can you recommend any classes, books or videos you used to give birth on your own. I’m looking to do this with my first pregnancy.
@earthangelwithlove423 oh no. I did not give birth on my own. When creating my birth plan with the hospital (8 weeks pregnant) I told my doctor I wanted a birth control since I was allergic to the epidural. I gave birth in a tub at the hospital. This was back in 2011. Check with ur doctor and ask for natural birth methods. There is birth control, hypno-birthing and even organic birthing lol. There are many options, they just won't tell you. Do some research of the birthing options your doctor is able to assist with. Or, find a doctor with the birthing plan you would like. I had to do my own research on alternative birth plans knowing I was allergic to epidural. It's was not painless but it was not painful. I would recommend it 10/10.
For the water birth, I gave birth in one of those tubs with the doors. The ones that were in commercials years ago for the elderly.
@@earthangelwithlove444 hope this helps..
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So much better than dealing with nurses who.ruin it.for.u .
Shes an amazing Mom!! Surrounded by her kids birthing another one. Shes a champ!!!
I love how the kids were like watching a show there and the mom wasn’t screaming or anything. The whole scene is so relaxing 😂
This is weird af.
@@CrappysHelpernot really
@@CrappysHelper why weird?
@@CrappysHelperno it’s not, it’s teaching them. You finding it weird I generally weird to me
In the beginning, 3 of them standing in the back look traumatized 😅😅. The girl looked down like she didn’t want to watch. The boy on the left covered his eyes and decided to fake faint lol. Some things aren’t meant be seen by children unless they are very young and curious or until they are older with their consent. I think this is one of those times imo
Wow she is amazing lady,how powerful she is
Dad most definitely the father of all of the kids, he a pro at helping his wife deliver their beautiful angles thank god 🙏 ❤❤
Hell he ain’t doing anything. And all those other kids look like they need to be in a bath and she should in a bed somewhere. This is all messed up. Lord. Now all the other kids have way to much information that they don’t need including a pic of mom naked butt
Wow😮 i have nothing but respect for mothers
Yeah I was a little bit confused when I was having my last baby because the midwife told me the baby's head was out and then maybe twenty or thirty seconds later they started prompting me to push and two or three of The midwives were prompting me to push and I was thinking but I was taught that my body contracts to get the baby out so I'm not supposed to have to push and that was what I had learned in my hypnobirthing class and I hadn't had to actively push for the entire labor process. So that's definitely something I will address with my midwives before the next one.
Did it hurt and did u had any tear? If u did had any tear how painful is it cuz Im worried
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Better find out now I thought the same thing.ask them why then address your class teacher
@@whoopsdidntmeantothe baby coming out actually didn’t hurt for me. It’s the contraction that were more painful. Also for me it wasn’t the most pain I ever endured. I think every birth experience is different.
@devilxoxo I have a 1 year old, 2 year old and due in October. *touch wood* I haven't had a tear, I went through the hypnobirthing process and watched/studied it a lot on TH-cam. Every pregnancy is different. Personally, for me, I found the head coming out was like nicking yourself with a razor down there 😂 it stings whilst happening but you forget afterwards. I had a water birth with gas and air. If you follow all your breathing exercises and stay as calm as you can it's over within minutes. First birth took me 4 hours, second birth 1 hour 🤣 x
That music would drive me bonkers. I birthed all my babies at home. I was rather picky I didn't want any noise at all.A very low light on and all very serene. Kudos to you for your safe water birth.
The music is put on the video. Not in the room with her
🤣🤣🤣 Did you really think that video music was playing during the birth?
My first childbirth was called "rapid". From the time of the water breaking to birth, it took 1 hour and 15 minutes. No epidural, no drugs,completely natural. It was pure chaotic hell. There were no lapses of time in-between contractions. It was excruciating. I just had my second child 2 weeks ago, in labor for about 12 hours after my water broke. And without an epidural or drugs, it was a cakewalk.
Props to you for being able to be at home during birth. I wish i could have, but i was "very high risk" and had to travel 2 hours away, once a week starting at 3 months gestation. It sucked.
Such a brave woman delivering her baby all by herself👏
Pretty fuccn amazing she did all that quietly and with her other children just kinda walking and looking around !! What an OG
It’s her fifth so….
@CandyQuackenbush911 so what?....
@@CandyQuackenbush911 And? What’s your point?
I don't think I could have done that with the kids around but every woman is different... congratulations to you and your family ❤😊
Wow! I could feel how I would have reacted to the kids running around and asking questions during the most intense pain you can imagine.... and she is better than me❤
Its not always( very) painfull...the mother knows that,and thats why she dared give birth,at home....I did the same,with 4 of my children....I lost the father during my last pregnancy so,thats why I wanted Hospitalbirth ,for that baby....mostly to have an adult, at hand and avoid laundry😌
I felt it would be so distracting!! To each, their own!!
Wow she is a freaking beast ❤ giving birth and doing it herself I know there was people with her but she did that delivery by herself... I think it's so awesome she let the kids be in there and be part of it to ❤
Anyone else noticed little man just fall over like that? 😂😂 I know he's definitely enjoying being at home than a hospital if he knows about them. Definitely no fun for kids when you're just waiting in the W.R. Mom looks relaxed.. just how she should be while going through one of the most painful but beautiful moments in her life. ❤
I did lol I was wondering if anyone else noticed lol.
I loved the little guy in the yellow shirt keeling over with his hands over his eyes!! 😘
I love how the children are involved in this. This is so beautiful.
This is that I will never understand and accept 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️. Kids mustn't see that
Realmente, é lindo de ver a naturalidade com a qual ela trata isso e aceita a participação delas.❤
There is somethings children should not see,and birthing is one of them. Common sense has totally left us .
Why would you have your other small children around and risk potentially traumitising them with baby's head sticking out ir something going wrong. Let someone take them out to play, they will have many opportunities to learn how babies come to the world
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I'm sure they'd be allowed to leave if they wanted to, they all seem interested. Every individual child is different and not everyone is traumatized by birth, young children often see it as natural, especially when they've been counseled and educated about the process. We have movies that aren't rated R that depict women giving birth as loud, painful, scary. If their parents think they're able to handle it, why not show them that labor and birth is not scary or terrifying and can be calm and natural. You see it as traumatizing because of how you view birth in society, young kids usually don't and are typically excited to be apart of it for their little sibling, especially when it's openly talked about within a family unit. I went to my mothers' births with my younger siblings and didn't bat an eye, and she was not calm like this mother lol. It's really helped me in educating myself about my labor throughout pregnancy with my son who is due at the end of this month.
EXACTLY❣️
My kids first experience with seeing birth was when the dog gave birth, then later a cat. As they grew up we had a couple dogs have babies. They were not traumatized.
I had my babies in a hospital, forced to deliver on my back with legs in the stirrup. The first labor was horrible. The 2 wasn't so great, I had to wait for doc to show up. The 2 labors were so different!
Bless mommy, she's amazing! ❤
Best wishes on the beautiful birth of your baby
And birth can be wild, painful, and loud, and there’s nothing wrong with that either.
Nobody asked 🙄 take your insecurity elsewhere
I'm that wilderbeast
Well I feel a lot more pain when I am loud and there's no way I can concentrate on the breathing that makes the contractions bearable.. I much preferred the labors where I am quiet and just doing my two different breaths. Every breath really slashed my pain significantly.
That’s me! I literally ROARED my babies out, after much mooing and moaning. The neighbors swore they couldn’t hear me, but I think they were just being polite 😂
Momma is a BOSS! That's how its done
Bro passed out for a second 😂
Even though there is noise around her, it wasnt chaotic, it wasn't rushed, she was just left to peacefully deliver her little one. Lovely ❤
Absolutely LOVE it ❤❤❤! I hate that giving birth is so fear based most places 😓.
I am 64. When I was 2, my mom went into labour. I was alone with her until the midwife arrived. My mother cried bitterly from the pain. I kept telling my mom everything would be better soon. The midwife immediately sent me out of the room and said it was not a thing for young children to see. I WAS TRAUMATISED ENOUGH TO NEVER HAVE CHILDREN OF MY OWN.
Yes! Birth does not have to be traumatic. Thank you for sharing!
This mother is a legit freaking Warrior there is no way I would ever be able to do something like that I scream and moan and cry when I'm giving birth.... It is extremely extremely exhausting and painful I don't know how some people just push through.
I had all my children naturally no drugs everything like that but there's no way I could just make no noise and push a baby out like a pro.
She’s already pushed out 4. I’m surprised this one didn’t come flying out . Nonetheless, awesome job mamas. This was Beautiful to witness. I Hope my twins come out this smoothly!
I am SO amazed at how calm she is. Just incredible.
I am due today and still waiting on bubs! Hoping to have a natural and smooth labour like this!
ahhhh! I'm cheering you on! You are going to do incredible! COME ON BABY!💗
@@PregnancyandPostpartumTV labour is definitely in the process. Getting contractions but they aren't progressing yet! Hopefully this week!
@@SuperRevelations update?
@@Nikky10000 i didn't end up having a very smooth labour. I did have my waters break but from then until baby was born it took about 3 days. I wouldn't go into active labour after 30 hours of waiting and exercises so the hospital ended up inducing me. This didn't even work for me and i wouldn't dilate so they had to give me an epidural to calm my muscles. Finally reached 10cm but then after pushing for over an hour my baby girl got stuck as she was face up. They ended up doing a c section. Not smooth but I am glad my baby girl is a healthy baby.
@SuperRevelations was it your first?
I think I would be traumatised for my whole life I had to watch this as a kid.
It’s natural. “traumatized” is being dramatic lol
@@Chepis96 so you're basically denying my feelings? whatever. for me it seems traumatic. end of story.
@@teoerolk8603you're being dramatic
It's traumatic....just cause it is natural it doesn't make it less traumatic...their mother is bare naked in water in the middle of the house,pushing a baby out ,blood,placenta and all of that.....too much for a kid who is still learning how to control its emotions
Even if it is not traumatic. I would never do this in front of my kids or any kids. Some things are kept private from kids and this is one of them. You wouldn’t conceive a child in front of kids now, would you?
All those children watching this...😶😳😰
i know it’s weird
They will cherish that memory forever ♥️
@@beatrice9286 It's natural 🙃 It's the same as if they watched their dog have puppies... nothing weird about that. They're actually learning something about the human body. Better than having them believe a giant bird just comes and drops the kid on their doorstep overnight.
@@beatrice9286your immature for saying this :/
@@adayg8367 definitely… that’s literally being okay w ur kids seeing your genitals? and no offense but if i were a kid i wouldn’t enjoy seeing my mom in pain for one, and for two all of the blood, puke, and shit. If it was a dude that would be so diff. I hate how all these woke people want to expose children to sexual/grotesque shit… like keep it in the bedroom. We are supposed to protect AND teach… so yeah it’s weird. And i’m not immature, u have just been brainwashed by the “woke”.
I love that the kids and husband all get to be there during the birth!
WHY THE KIDS WATCHING… 💀
HOW DID YALL NOT NOTICE THE KID LOOKING AT THE MOTHER GIVING BIRTH
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED THIS?- 😅
AND THE BOYS?!!??!?!?!?!
everyone noticed, no ones commenting on it because it's natural and most younger siblings who have families that are open like this do not see it as anything but natural, and are typically excited to be apart of the process. I'm sure they could've just left the room if they wanted to. It's fine for boys and girls to witness calm, empowering births so they're not afraid of childbirth in the future, as fear causes stress and anxiety which is terrible for young women who wish to be mothers. As long as you're not high risk and are monitored by an OB or midwife throughout pregnancy, there is no cause for fear. Just let your body do its thing. Wonderful thing to teach children who will grow up to be mothers and supportive partners and fathers.
Oh yea. A lot of people are commenting. I am one of them. But keep reading. U r not alone here
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They have to learn some time. I'm sure that's why they decided to do it this way.
Wow! I was a screaming lunatic when I gave birth. This mom is amazing! 💗
The most natural process ❤
Thats amazing 😍 the kids on the back so cool presencing something so natural. They are gonna grow to be some strong dads and moms
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Or they won't want kids at all because they got traumatised from watching their mom give birth.
The kid in the back 🤣😂
Is it sneaking out now? 😂
Why nobody's is talking about that boy passing out tho and coming back to life again 😂
I loved the little guy in the yellow shirt keeling over with his hands over his eyes!! 😘
@@Grammichal he is not sure whether to see or not to see
@@ManishaSharma-pp4qs 😘✌🏽
I just noticed the kid who fainted 😂
Love the low key atmosphere. Mom is the most chill mother ever❤
I saw my sister give birth at 12 years old and it traumatized me. What is the need for their children to see this?
Exactly, kids don't need to witness this, fathers can get traumatized from seeing mom give birth! And these are small children!
This is sooo Beautiful. This lady is so strong,may God bless her and her family.
The children havw amazing stories to tell when they go school the next day....
Yea imagine that call from the school. Just because they think their should see all. Doesn’t mean everybody elas.
@@melissaivey1 What did you think they saw? Their mom’s crotch? I don’t think so.
Why would you have your kids watch this?
It’ll be an awesome experience. This went smoothly nobody died
Why not?
Imagine
Why do you have kids watching
@@lightningmcqueen9530 EXACTLY! Those kids are WAY too young to be witnessing that. It must be traumatic!
Why are children around? 🤦🏻♀️
Because birthing children is normal.
@@diddlydoodly Why do you see birth as a sexual, private act? Going to the bathroom is also private and natural and kids like to not be alone as youngsters, hence why there's a family toilet or they follow their parents to the toilet. Showers are private and natural and children often shower or bathe with their parents/mothers at young ages. Childbirth is incredibly natural and not intimate or private as sex between two individuals is. It's natural, which is why children should be educated about it, but seeing birth as sexual or private should already indicate to you how much you've been conditioned. Those kids are very lucky to see their strong mother labor through birth, something that is seen as scary and painful by society.
@user-ju9pd3pi5h if I was that age, I would scream cry and be traumatised for years... and I am not being dramatic. If I saw the head coming out, it would be disgusting to me as a kid. No child should have to see that it's gross.
@christa1621 Yeah, it's normal, but traumatising children isn't.
This woman is so strong.
All my attention is on the kid who nearly passed out
Lol😂
OMG the Calmest Lady I have seen Giving Birth ❤.
The kids looking in amazement- wonderment- curiously
God Bless Baby and mom
Congratulations 🎉
I could never understand to be like this open in front kids and the entire world .
NO WAY! What a brave Woman on my 1st I didn't want my Husbsnd there no one apart from my Mother & midwife. I kept my eyes closed the entire time, layed in the fetal position & literally lifted my leg! Didn't have an epidural as I was so scared! Thanks God everything was ok though! 😅
I know at some point kids need to know where babies come from but if I were any of those kids I’d be traumatized-
Exactly
What a wonderfully strong mama! Love and praying for your many blessings!
I have some doubts... why are some women delivering their babies in front of cameras and sharing them in public? Why deliver at home and in water? Why is she delivering in front of her kids? Why ?? No privacy ,no shame showing their bodies? Not even thinking why do they need to show it to their kids?? Are they preparing their kids tobe midwives on growing up? People are just getting weirder by the day. Our ancestors did not make such shows, still delivered happy healthy babies and brought up their kids well . Then why this drama here?
why do we make movies depicting women in pain giving birth traumatically. These videos for one really help me as a first time expecting mother to put aside the fear and anxiety associated with childbirth, as fear causes nothing but tight muscles, which is very bad when giving birth. Why not at home? In water because it reduces the pain and the water essentially catches the baby and they'll float to the top, being underwater poses no risk to them with the umbilical cord attached until the first breath is taken. Why not have children witness a calm birth before it's tampered by society's western way of viewing birth as terrible and traumatizing? What's shameful about a woman giving birth? Our ancestors typically delivered children with many people present, mostly the women of the tribe/family and with the children present because there was no such thing as a babysitter or taking a day off to babysit while the fathers were working. If it was at night, the men would be present as well.
The way you view birth is actually incredibly modern and a huge reason why there's stigma and trauma surrounding birth, which actually causes harder, more painful births, as our muscles tighten when in fear or anxiety. If you personally don't feel comfortable with kids present, that's fine, don't have kids present at your births. Don't tell other people what to do with their children. Childbirth isn't a shameful, sexual act that should be done in private.
Exactly my thoughts. People are losing their sense of intimacy and dignity.
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This is so WILLFULLY ignorant of you to sag and as much as I wish I had the energy to reply, I doubt it would make any kind of difference to you or your beliefs.
I would guess that you trust what your Dr. Says, doesn't + tells you to do without questioning it, don't chya?
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I will end with this:
With such a "wonderful" Healthcare system in place, why do so many mom's and babies die here in america STILL?
America is ALLEGEDLY among the top countries in the "developed" world for healthcare, yet we the people are FAILED because it is all based on bullshit and lies.
The "health" care system seeks to keep us sick!
Look into the difference + dangers of a woman delivering a baby on her back in a hospital vs in a pool or on all fours or squatting at home....
They don't want us to have natural births!
Look into how many women "have to" have c sections in this country vs other countries and the increasing amount over the years!
The health care system does not do what is best for us to make us healthy, they do what is best to make/keep us sick.
Govern+mente controlled agencies seek to control us + keep us compliant.... and it is harder for sick people to realize how they are being fucked over and MADE sick because they are so distracted + DESPERATE to feel better!
They want to keep us as ants in an ant hill who "know nothing" about the foot that keeps stepping on our "hill"!
She made that look so easy... when I gave birth in AnE I think everyone in the waiting area no longer felt pain cause the scream from the beginning to the end 😂 shouting I'm going to die put me off.That was so painful i think it traumatized me 😂😂 good on you she done amazing 😍
excellent and beyond this is beautiful
What a beast of a mother. That gave me cold chills.
They say what is under water feels no pain. I know this to be true. Thats way people take water therapy i did. Had broke knee had no pain under water. Yes she feels no pain
Kid:- mom where i was born
Mom:- IN the bathtub 💀
The boy in the yellow shirt at the back😅
I dont know how she stayed in control, because with all three of my children I lost control. God bless her.
I couldnt give birth with my kids there
How beautiful the whole family was there.
Daughter traumatized , I'm never having children 😅
“YES, IT’S STICKING OOOUUUTT!!”😂😂😂😂
I know it’s all very natural don’t think the kids need to be there like come on
why. If you believe it's natural, what should be private about it? I witnessed my first birth at 4 years old and my mother wasn't near as calm and collected, there is nothing wrong with kids being present. Younger siblings are typically excited to be apart of things, I know I was and I know witnessing births has really helped me in becoming educated for my first being born at the end of this month. Childbirth is very different from the private act of sex and is not a sexual act. There are movies that are kid friendly that depict birth as loud, painful, scary, traumatizing. Usually it's not. The reason people are more open about birth now is because the narrative of terrible births cause anxiety and stress to be ingrained in young women's minds, which does not help when giving birth and can cause a worse birthing experience. Seeing births like this where mom is calm, cool and educated will help future generations have easy, calm births.
Nope. I disagree. To each ur own. But nope. But u see it that way. Cause u were exposed the same way. It s not that normal to most people.
It really is amazing how a womans body expands when in childbirth. Its all how you relax and breath and let gravity work beautiful babies all around watching this miracle.
Beautiful 😍 👏
I love that the siblings get to see their mom be a super hero ❤
Of course she gives birth to her fifth child, she no longer gives birth, but spits them out
I couldn't stand being surrounded by my own kids mulling around at the best of times let alone in labour 😅 this is a strong woman you guys
I’m sorry but the kids in the back had me dying 💀
She is amazing for tunning out all the noise around her...she is a champion delivering her baby just like that made it look so easy!
wtf…imagine having kids watch this .
That’s inappropriate, it’s too early for these poor kids to know this 😮😢
@@yasminfarah9140what that human's repopulate giving birth while kids are watching wont scare them what will
@@yasminfarah9140it isn’t inappropriate you’re hella immature if you think otherwise. This is an awesome experience you’re acting as if they’re traumatised
My first birth was in the hospital and I was screaming my head off asking for help! My second was also in the hospital screaming and praying in tongues🙏. There'll be no third cos giving birth is not as easy as you think! It's almost a life & death situation and I'm not risking that ever again! I'm grateful for the ones he gave Me and I pray for those who do not have yet that GOD give them and they birth successfully. Amen 🙏
This woman is such a badass!!
Girl, you are a Warrior I would never be able to do that with my kids right there.❤
Crazy... not in my world
This momma is a champion 😊 doing it your own way. Love the tunes and the family casual vibes 😊 can wait to find out if its a girl or boy
Oh my god the babies are seeing everything.its to bad the☹️ are seeing their mother naked down there which is very bad thing.these are something's which should be kept in privacy to protect the innocense of kids☹️else show them also how you creampie to bring them to life
The fact that you view nakedness and birth as inherently sexual says enough about you. The toilet is private for adults, kids usually do not want to be alone when on the toilet or come into the stall with mom. Kids typically shower with their parents or mothers from young ages. Birth isn't a shameful or private or sexual affair. Having sex and giving birth are two very different forms of intimacy. Quit being a prude. This is great experience and many young children who were present at their mothers births are fine for it, as long as they are talked to about the process.
She looks beautiful as she has her baby!
Not in front of the kids and maybe not without the midwife but yes
Tha son was so worried about his mommy . How awesome to have the kids there to see the birth of another family member.
have your kids there 🤔
That kid in the background was a mood! 😂
I offer my comment with respect and no ill intent.
This is not an event for children. As they mature it can affect them in ways seemingly unrelated. Please consider a discussion with your pediatrician.