I had an emergency C section and I was in so much pain. I just thank God he was with me and my baby that day! Worst pain I have ever felt! && that first walk😫😫 also I was nauseous and throwing up from the medicine! These are great tips
Oh girl!! That sounds so intense!! It's no joke, c-sections are major surgery and that first walk is not fun AT ALL. So glad you and your baby are OK ♥️
These tips are definitely useful for a c-section. I wanted to walk especially after laying in bed all day but I was so weird I had an unrational fear that my stitches would burst open lol.
Hey girl! I had all vaginal births but I was so scared to have a csection! I think csection mamas are seriously supermamas!! I know these tips will be super helpful to so many mamas with planned csections!!
I had a csection after being induced for nearly 48 hours about 2 years ago and am having a scheduled csection in a few months. I’m hoping so much that it’s an easier recovery this time. I remember being roughly 24 hours after surgery and my husband had to basically give me a shower, postpartum is humbling 🤦🏼♀️
My first was a vaginal delivery but my 2nd was a scheduled csection. The recovery was a lot easier than I expected. Love it! Returning the love and support and subscribed.
I had an emergency c section and it would have helped to watch this video just to inform myself honestly. I think this can help all pregnant women . Also The most uncomfortable part for me was the trapped gas in my back .. 😩 tfs loved it
Going in for my first c section on the week after next 💕 I’ll be 38 weeks because I have gestational diabetes. We are beyond excited to bring our boy home
Arielle such great information. I had our son c-section wish I had RU-vid back then. I was in a ton of pain afterwards. This will help out so many!!! Xoxo
The recovery process for vaginal and csection births are so different but also has some similarities. Thank you for sharing this information this is going to help so many moms going through a csection sending this to my friend because this was helpful information .
So with my second child I almost had an emergency c-section because his heart stopped beating. But I am so blessed that he came out on the next push and he was healthy. Having a c-section sounds awful but I am glad it went well (for the most part lol) for you. :)
This is very informative especially for the expectant mothers and mothers to be and I can totally relate because I had both c-section for both my babies.
Thanks for making this. I get scheduled tomorrow cuz my little miss is breached and tried the procedure that didn't work and I'm very nervous ngl so these videos are keeping me sane.
Great video mama 🙌 I’ve had four c sections. One emergency and three scheduled 😅 Some of what you mention changes depending on the hospital/area too! I could drive after two weeks, that’s crazy you had to wait until 6-8 weeks to drive 😮 Loved hearing your little guy in the background 💕
Great information! I didn't have to have a c-section but this is great information to know in case my daughter's or some one I know ever have to have one. TFS
Thank you for sharing i wish i did more research before having my daughter, i was so unprepared . . Great refresher because I’m 29 weeks right now, though I’m planning on a VBAC I’m glad i know what to expect❤️
This is a lot of good information! I did not have a c section but I assume it’s possible for it to happen in the future so thank you for sharing this video!
Thank you for this! Had my first C-section (emergency)aug 2021, and scheduled for another aug 2022- stool softeners for the win! Planning to start 2-3 days prior to surgery!
Both my boys where c-section but none where planned things just didn't work out the way we wish. Anastasia don't work for me to have surgery unless it's general.
I think both are the same recovery! Honestly I was in active labor with our oldest for 48 hrs (she was stuck on my pelvic bone with the cord around her neck) I was exhausted afterwards but by the time I was discharged it wasnt any different then my next two scheduled c-sections.
Did u have to have one or were u talked into it? Big difference. Ur medication goes into breast milk so yes, ur baby is on medication. If ur told it's safe for baby u might want to make sure that it is. Docs have a habit of telling u things that are not safe, are safe. U should do ur own research. The c sections have sky rocketed and are now a trend. It's a worry.