🐻 Sarah Therese Had Her Baby In The Bathtub! Credit:  

She really does. It’s amazing

What did you mean about combs in her hands? Hair combs? Just curious

@@Roosything I’m guessing she squeezes hair combs in her hands to distract herself from the pain but I’m not sure

​@@Roosythingyou press the comb with your hand when you feel pain so that your brain focuses on that pain instead of the childbirth pain

​@@eliferdem9017women are so bad ass. We create pain to distract from pain.

😄😄 I’m sure you’re very beautiful 💕💕

No shit. She is gorgeous!!!!!! I have to WORK at it to look that good!!! 😊

this world is unfair like that huh

Yall place so much attention on looks as women and its so unnecessary

Can someone explain why she didn’t go to the hospital

Not her first rodeo either! I used to watch her videos years ago, there was another bathtub baby, if I remember right

Thats a white liberal woman thing... hey father in law and mother in law look at my coohie? It's a girl.... and i bet her husbands brother was there too

@@FS02012Geezus who peed in your pancakes today?

Im sure it was her idea to film it as a memory

Such a cute birth story! 🥰

A very cute way to come into the world

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That is absolutely beautiful...

So many MIL’s don’t appreciate their DIL’s the way you just did. You’re a wonderful Mother In Law ❤

Also by releasing oxytocin 🧡

@@kindwords1695 that’s right!

And also it reduces the danger of ripping, water makes skin smooth!

Sorry for my bad English 😅 i hope you understand

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Exactly! Glad women are being more openly educated about the best ways to labor, instead of being told half truths to the benefit of the doctor and not the mother.

That sounds sooo dreamy. It definitely something people should consider when deciding where to have their baby. 💕

Was it your first birth?

Sounds wonderful but in my country they won't let you do home births (well, if you want a doctor/midwife present)

​@@giftofthewild6665better to ask forgiveness rather than permission👌

@@giftofthewild6665what country?

Hospitals don't because laying down gives then access to the baby incase anything goes wrong (eg breach birth/need an emergency c-section). Online also use the same reasons. It's for ease of access in emergencies. Imagine trying to save a baby with a woman squatting, it doesn't work very well. Also, babies hitting their heads. And against your point; many doctors recommend exercises that include a form of squatting to bring about active labour and ease the baby into position, but in the end, it's up to the mother on what their birth will be like.

omg that is amazing! That's how its done... I tell people all the time that if you're nervous about emergencies you could make sure you live close to a hospital so that in the rare case of an emergency you can quickly get transferred. Well done mama 💕

@@yoursatisfyingbirth my second home birth ended in an emergency. I'd still do a home birth over hospital if I could!

What's a midwife?

So sorry for you not having anyone to go get groceries for you

@@steampunkemo9211 it’s the “doctor” (they don’t have doctorates) that delivers baby’s typically in a home setting. They are another option to Obstetricians which deliver baby’s in hospitals. There isn’t any big reason to pick either one, they both use different methods to accomplish the same thing. It more of a personal preference of where you would be the most comfortable, and how you want your baby delivered.😊

Congratulations on the birth of your baby! Pregnancy and childbirth is no joke regardless of how you do it so in my book, you’re also a trooper! I have a longer form video about how to have a natural birth. that’s something you might find interesting 💕

@@yoursatisfyingbirth Awesome, thank you!

Do it while you’re close to a hospital just in case of emergency

So many of you have asked. Here you go. This explains it

She's a future Teletubbie

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​@@emiliatejada4591This comment made me laugh. 😂😂

Its baby thanos

They really are!

Same!! 2 hospital babies and one at home in the bath. Waterbirth at home was absolutely the easiest and least painful, I was totally relaxed and felt awesome the whole time.

Me too , my son was born at home in a birth pool

@@jodobie8597 birth pool is the word I didn't know I was looking for😂 my son was born in his own room, makes it extra special for me. I had the shock of my life though, because he didn't cry at all while being born and right after. Years later I learnt that this is very common with waterbirth because it is so much more relaxed for them, compared to a hospital or even regular homebirth. Was that your experience too?

I was born in a bath tub, my mom really enjoyed it and continued it for her next 2 babies.

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Wow three hours that’s amazing. Well done!

Could you say what forms of activity you did and for how long?

Oh wow I didn’t know that. Maybe I’ll do an analysis of that one next! 💕

Well done! I’m so glad to stuck to your plan and ignored all the people that doubted you. Congratulations 💕💕

Ikr! Soooo sweet 🥺

@@yoursatisfyingbirth I'm still really bummed that I was so out of it when my daughter was finally born. I didn't sleep the night before, except about 3 hours, then was induced at 5am, and she wasn't born until the next morning at 3am or so. So, I only got about 3-4 hours of sleep in two nights, and was SO completely exhausted by the time she made it, that I was just OUT the second I was done pushing lol. Done for. And it really makes me sad I didn't get to fully enjoy the moment like I would have liked to. And then, they took her away to the NICU and refused to bring me down there (for really no good reason) until over half a day later (about 15 hrs) and I was REALLY upset about it. Haven't quite gotten over that either. But, it cheers me up to see other moms get to have that initial bonding moment, it brightens my day every time

@@zzevonplant it makes me so sad to hear that they refused to take you to your baby for several hours! You were a part of each other for several month and you needed to be with her as much as she needed to be with you. I’m so sorry that this happened to you. I wish I had the words to say to help you feel better about how things went 😪

@@yoursatisfyingbirth Aw, thank you! I appreciate that someone understands

@@zzevonplant I just love how to continue to focus on the positive and celebrate with other mamas. Your daughter is blessed to have you.

That’s so interesting. Did you do anything to prepare for the natural birth in water? Please share your tips and tricks.

Oh wauw, yes can you tell us more 🫶🏼

What order did you do them in? I find a lot of these "easier" births are like 3rd or 4th. They always joke that they fall out. Ive only had one, but he was backwards so it was bad lower back pain and i was transferred to the hospital for blood prssure. 😢

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U felt pain in your epidural birth? I wonder how many % epidural doctor gave you My sister had epidural birth 100% twice and she felt nothing at all The third one, they gave her 70% so she just felt a little bit to help her know how to push

You can do it! I hope you have a satisfying birth experience when the time comes.

@@yoursatisfyingbirth I doubt my in laws will agree. Same with my parents. Well will think when I get pregnant. Plz pray I get pregnant soon.

I definitely understand the feeling of sadness. You could still try to make the hospital room relaxing and homey. You could dim the lights, play calming music, put up some electric candles and use an essential oil diffuser. Consider speaking to your OB about what you’ll be allowed to do. You deserve to have a peaceful and empowering birth regardless of where you give birth.

There are high risk midwives!! They're amazing!! They take fewer clients and coordinate care with specialists to give mom a peaceful environment with low risk. If you're expecting, call around to midwiferies ASAP, as the highly qualified ones are booked quickly. Having a hospital birth after planning a home birth w my midwife was brutal. I was so hung up on the place that it unhinged my inner peace. Understanding your options, knowing your rights, and studying the crap out of birth brought me a sense of closure. However, with my 2nd kid, I threw a birth plan out the window. I decided to have a birth goal instead. "I am choosing to birth my baby with the least ammount of interventions and risks. I trust God and my body to bring life into this world with peace." It made such a difference. Being able to trust YOU when doctors constantly try to scare you into things is definitely a mind flip, especially if you've had chronic conditions and are used to distrust. I've never known as much about the pros and cons of birth and interventions as I do now. As I continue to learn I find I'm calm at appointments because I'm no longer waiting for the ball to drop, I know my options, and I know which ones are best for my baby and I if my case escalates. Hope this helps mama. One day at a time. Whatever the method you choose, never ever think of yourself as any less just because your path was different than your expectations. Every birth is different. I'm praying for health and comfort for you as you make these decisions, now or in the future, that God will watch over you and provide more blessings than you could ever imagine! 🙏 ❤ xoxo

@@Stop_Infanticide thanks for sharing your experience! It’s so important for women to know their options

Same!! Pregnant with my 4th aswell and I love Sarah Therese 😊 She has a new channel you know! Sarah Therese Co. ❤️

She really is. Wishing you a safe and positive birth experience 💕💕

No...We don't want your money. We want you and baby healthy. 80% of births don't need assistance. We are here for complicated cases

Is the baby's name Molly? That is crazy, mine is also a Molly. Also born in water like a mermaid. ❤

midwives are health care professionals and are present at home births

Sometimes it's just better to be in a hospital that's ready to handle the most serious complications.

Not all, but some

@theresa Johnson Yes she had a midwife at her home birth the full video can be found on her RU-vid channel (Sarah Therese). Thank you for watching!💕

yes! its the same for me... a warm baths fix almost anything for me

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The higher death rates (double) of both Mums and babies in home births disagrees

@@Helga-fe5xland that false statement you just spit out also disagrees. The risk of WAY lower than people think. And this isn’t an option for women who are high risk so the risk is further lowered with that alone.

Many women cannot have a baby at home. Many do not want to. They want the medical science and that's ok. It's not better to do a labor you wouldn't want. I definitely wanted a hospital birth, it was the best option for me, it was a great labor and birth. Women need to pick what they want, not what you deam as best. Don't discourage mothers, support through understanding and education

​@@that_pan_chick8650 Very interesting that it is these unnatural institutions that you suddenly need when something goes naturally wrong. Better be safe than sorry.

You are so kind💕

@@yoursatisfyingbirth I have 4. And each one was beautiful. I'm happy to u and your family to b. Love

🥰🥰🥰 ikr!

@@mxka-b5m r/whooosh

@@GeneralReshiram i should've known someone would say this. Idk why i take jokes so seriously-

Lol they deleted the comment 💀

I’m pretty sure she would say their home

@@GeneralReshiramwhat did they say???

Wow 6 babies! You’re so strong. I wish you a very safe and pleasant birth experience 💕💕

@@yoursatisfyingbirth thank you🥰. Yeah I cant believe it either. My gyn told me I could never have kids naturally, guess God had better plans for me.

Because its a newborn baby?

It's kinda normal maybe you were also purple

ikr!

It really is. Congratulations mama

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I’m so sorry to hear that you had a traumatic situation mama. Sending you all my love 💕💕

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I have no idea, it looks like an old rag

I think the baby birth from the hot water when the woman was taking some bath ???

Thank you

Hi @Gabrielle yeah not all the time tho. I explained why baby’s purple in this short ru-vid.comIOqfH9rk3nk?feature=share Thanks for watching💕

dont worry baby was healthy. Its normal for some new borns to be purplish at birth. once they breathe for a few minutes it goes away

We men are amazing

​@@peterdenham2512amen to that (see what i did there)

because when the mother is about the give birth the baby has no oxygen that's why they need to get it quicker and also because it expulse blood if the mother bleed too much they need to have a caesarean section because if they don't the mother can die I think it's that

It's just a natural response of the baby due to its immature blood circulation. The baby would turn normal after few minutes, but if don't it's better to consult a health care professional. And babies still get a supply of oxygen because the umbilical cord is still attached to the baby.

fair skinned babies can sometimes be purple at birth, they turn pink after a bit of breathing

Hi @lizsavus296 I explained why baby’s purple in this short ru-vid.comIOqfH9rk3nk?feature=share Thanks for watching💕

​@@eughhhhhhhhhhWell WE know why its purple then

Yesss. I think I want to hold off till baby is born too

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Wow, Way To Bring Transphobia Into A Wholesome Conversion. What The Hell Is Wrong With You? Disgusting.

Hi @Breuklynn-ns6np it’s normal, not rude at all. I explained why baby’s purple in this short ru-vid.comIOqfH9rk3nk?feature=share Thanks for watching💕

@@yoursatisfyingbirth thanks so much! i love your content!

Hi @ishikatamse2461 I explained why baby’s purple in this short ru-vid.comIOqfH9rk3nk?feature=share Thanks for watching💕

it definitely takes some some preparation. well done mama💕

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