This is oddly wholesome lol Edit: not to be that person but HOW THE ACTUAL HELL DID LIKE 3.8K OF YOU JUST LIKE THIS COMMENT IN 3 DAYS CHILL Edit: Y'ALL ARE CRAZY 😭🙏🏻
I thought it was going to end in cyclopsia(cyclopsia is a birth deformation where the baby’s brains hemispheres did separate causing its eyes to still together, the baby never survives*I got worried
My son like 30 minutes after he was born tried to lift himself out of the warmer his cord was also wrapped around his neck. He is now 2 years old and is a little turd
@@Rydersmama0421 yeah no worries! It is an evolutionary newborn quirk called “rooting.” Hospitals don’t explain a vast majority of the birthing process but they should.
Eyyv I was a cord around the neck baby too. Two times wrapped around my neck. Been getting into trouble ever since 😂 I'm 26 now so I'll say good luck to you
This is about my sister. All three of us siblings (me, the oldest, a younger brother, and the youngest is my sister) were born by cessation because of different reasons. My sister's reason was that she was too big, so when they opened my mom to take her out, she was so big, the doctor had to stand on the bed to remove her from my mom's belly. My father told me it was the scariest yet funniest shit he's ever seen.
As soon as i had my first daughter, the doctor put her on my chest, and she wiggled right to my boob to nurse! She was a lil chunk ball @ 8lbs 13oz, 4 weeks early. She's almost 16 now, and you'd never know she was so chunky, since, now she's tall and slim. But she still loves to eat!
nah one time when i was a baby my dad was in the army at the time when mom called him i started kicking no dad=no kicking mom had to see a doc if i didnt kicked i was fine😂😂
They always do she was either very vain about her tits or had implants or was on medication that could hurt the baby but after the trauma the baby wants a full 4 oz bottle or mom's boob for 20 minutes then the full tummy will make them pass out in their parents arms
My mom went into labor with me just before a storm and i was born right as the first lightning struck. Dad said Thor welcomed me to the world and Mom said "nah, He just gon' be a little asshole." 😂 she was right, i was a menace of a kid 😂
Cool science thing: very VERY common for women (and female animals) to go into labor during or before storms because the barometric pressure leads to a thinning of the amniotic sac and labor being induced! This is part of the reason you're not meant to be flying in later pregnancy. The barometric pressure changes caused by being in an airplane can easily induce labor.
The nurses in my labor and delivery had me put baby right to breast feeding. Maybe OP chose not to breastfeed? It’s so interesting learning about other mom’s birthing stories and how different they can be.
@@Papa-Fs-Aviation-Club-Official yes but there's something like 'bedside manners' which means that nurses/Docters need to know how to talk to/around the patient to make them comfortable, respected and not give them anxiety. She needs to tell the supervisor so the nurse can learn to mind her words and not say things that sound very ominous and could cause a lot of anxiety in patients. Its not really her fault but it's always good to learn how to do your job better right?
@@justme-qd6qbthe anime "parallel world pharmacy" the MC is a drug researcher and after reincarnating he's like way better at meds than his dad but his dad is a lot better at bedside manners. It got like a whole half episode on that.
Yup, thats what they did with my mom when she had my sister. She was born with a cleft palate tho, when my mom went in to all the appointments for her the doctor said she was fine and my mom didnt think so. But when she finally had her the doctors didnt even notice that she had a cleft palate and my mom told them- 😭😭😭
Pre birth but still worth talking about. When my mom was about five months pregnant with one of my sisters, after a routine ultrasound, she got a call from the clinic that they'd found something up with the baby. My mom was panicking all weekend until she could get in on Monday because apparently they aren't allowed to give that information over the phone. She gets in and they tell her that the baby is small. That's it. That's what they gave her heart palpitations over. Neither me nor any of my siblings were particularly large babies and my mom herself is only about 5'3", nobody in the family is that tall either. She was furious lol. My sister just turned nine, she's doing fine.
All that stuff is hogwash anyways 😂 they’re guessing at best. Like meteorologists. With 3 weeks left they told me my eldest was measuring 8 pounds. She came out full term at barely 7😂
@@justhereforthevideos2798 My oldest was measuring 37 weeks when I went into labor during my ultrasound to discuss inducing me lol. I was 43 weeks and 1 day along (his dad and I had only been intimate once and then decided that we weren't ready to be intimate for awhile.
@@justhereforthevideos2798. We did a baby shower for one of my coworkers and we had to guess the baby's weight (that hadn't been born yet). I tried to gently hint "I didn't know you could tell a baby's weight before they were born" and the mamas jumped all over me about how ignorant I was due to being single lol Glad to know I wasn't crazy
The doctors to my sister my niece’s head was measuring too small. They were morons she was in position for labor so her head wasn’t small… she will be 7 on the 28th
I rolled over the second they put me on the table. My mom had a huge belly and i wasnt in the fetal position. Every sonogram they did had me splayed out and swimming around 😂 the doctor told my mom "she basically had an olympic sized swimming pool in there so its no surprised her muscles are more developed." Then when I had my daughter, I had the same pool in my uterus. The jurses had trouble wrapping her because her little arms and legs were just too strong. Cue them handing her to me and she lifted her head to look at me seriously confused. The burses kept telling everyone who came into their shifts that there was a newborn who is lifting her he ad already. They had to come and see her lol. She also had NO problem latching. The lactation specialist asked if it was my second and when I said no she went "oh wow, good job"
This was my brother. My mom woke up with my dad as he got ready for work, suspecting she was starting labor. They figured he would be an all day baby like I was, so my mom told my dad to drop me (1 at the time) off with grandparents and he could at least work the morning shift. She skipped breakfast and by lunch had pushed out my nearly 10 lb brother, easy. My brother was screaming bloody murder, but for all observed his delivery was fine. Finally after cleaning him up, the nurses got him a bottle. Yup, also went through another one before he was content in my mom's arms.
My mum was a surrogate for twins and when they were born and she said “I’m not the mom she is” and pointed at the real mom the nurse was ticked and thought my mom was giving the twins up for adoption even though they weren’t hers to begin with! She was treated horribly! But we stayed in contact with the family and the twins are soon to be nine!
Even if she was given them up for adoption the nurse had no business getting upset or treating her bad, only thing that should matter is the child is healthy and will be well tooken care of ! Shame on that nurse!
I would be shouting so much at the management the janitor on the other side of the building would hear. It's a hospital, not a damn Gordon Ramsay judging fest 😤
They put me completely out for my first baby.when I woke up my husband was there and I asked him about the baby. he said everything was ok but the baby had black feet. I Said WHAT??? I asked the nurse and she said the baby just had her foot 👣 done
when my mom gave birth to my brother they let me and my grandma in the room like 30 mins after he was born and my mom had tears on her face so i asked my dad what happened and he said she started crying because all of us were born bald 💀💀
My mum had a similar story, the nurses told my mum that she can't eat before labor and didn't eat for about 18 hours. The moment I was born and handed to my mum, I was literally clinging to her and squirming towards her chest.
When my daughter was born she came out screaming and latched almost immediately. Whenever she’s hungry it’s the same scream crying. She was growth restricted and was probably hungry for a very long time. Now she eats like a maniac and is plumping up!
my mom had a similar experience, when i was born the nurses took me to do the weight measurements, and they were so tickled by the size of my cheeks that they decided to measure the circumference of them in addition to the other measurements lolol
Yeah, I was really taken by surprise when my water broke and I went to text my ride, only to find out she was on vacation two hours away!!! I said screw it and drove myself, hubby doesn’t drive, he timed my contractions and helped watch traffic. Thankfully its a straight shot to the hospital, but a 21 mile drive LOL. We got there in 35 mins, my contractions were 5 mins apart, I waddled in the front doors and said “i’m here to have my baby now!” with a big ol smile. They were confused, a little back and forth before they realized i’m in active labor. Offered to escort me to Labor and Delivery, i got in my room, and the waiting game began. My anesthesiologist came in for my epidural and during chitchat he goes “wait.. [my name]?!” and i go “Matt! Oh my gosh!” it was my much older sister’s friend 🤣 my sister is 13 yrs my senior, and we hadn’t seen him for years, though he kept in touch with my sister. I delivered in 7.5ish pushes, less than 15 mins. Labor in total, from my Dr finishing breaking my water until the baby came out, was roughly 15 hours. Shes three now, and a spitfire 😂 also her daddy’s partner in crime, but not just food LOL
This is exactly what my mom said I was like when I was born! I was taken to the nicu because I had a small fever and apparently while I was there I drank no less than 9 full syringes of milk 😭
Before I was in labour, my older sister wanted name me "Anete" but my mom wanted name me "Paula" After labour when I was born, my mom called me "Paula" and was singing lullaby of that name. When she was writting birth certificte documents, she acidently wrote "Anete" as my name. My mom went: "Blyat, I wrote a wrong name. I guess she will have two names." I end up getting two names.
My SIL had to have a C-section and my brother was in the operating room with her. He was constantly asking if she felt any pain and unfortunately looked over the curtain he said he was shocked how long her organs were and how odd they moved around. My SIL called me up on his phone because he was close to passing out as soon as he walked out of the OR.
Not about birth, but when my mom was pregnant with me she had a bunch of cravings for sweets and junk food, and when pregnant with my little brother she craved a bunch of veggies and soup. But when growing up, I was the one who loved to eat fruit and my brother was the one with a sweet tooth
When I was born they used to give the baby water when they were born. I drank a whole 8 ounce bottle and all the nurses nicknamed me Miss Piggy lol maybe that's the reason I absolutely HATE drinking water now🤣
8onces of water for a new born?? Where are you from?? A baby died recently in my area after being given less water than that! It’s so freaking dangerous!
My mom was called by a frantic technician while she was pregnant with me, saying she had to come right back to the hospital because she had double the count of something in her labs that indicated I had a severe birth defect or genetic problem. My mother had to calm her down over the phone and told her to just read out the result because she wasn’t trying to go back to the doctor that week lol. She said she’d just figure it out if there was a problem. In the middle of the nurse explaining that the results indicated downs syndrome, and a bizarrely high risk of some additional complications like cleft lip, dwarfism, etc…, she paused and just said, “Oh. Lemme call you back.” The nurse had misread the labs. Specifically the part that said my mom was pregnant with TWINS 😂 Once she divided the count by two, whatever freakishly intense case of Down’s Syndrome that had appeared in the results was totally normal lol. She was a new nurse but thankfully my mom was an experienced pharmacist and didn’t panic
When i have birth to my first son they took him to the table checked him out and lay him on my chest and i had an option to breastfeed or not he wouldn't latch so we choose formula instead nothing wrong with that
Nothing wrong with formula but thats really quick to give up and go to formula. My first didn't latch properly 3 months. I pump and directly breastfed both my kids so far.
@@jinx18egirl it was only one time☠️ why would you waste time trying to latch instead of just feeding the extreme new born. Also mom in the story did say she was hungry, need food to make food
@@tsarinastevens9447 as someone who's done it twice so far you try to get the baby to latch for about 10 20 minutes them move to bottle of pumped milk. Pump on the left while attempting latch on the right. Feed bottle while pumping the right. All of my nurses and doctors both tried to perpetuate the lie once a baby takes a bottle they never latch. I can hardly get my youngest to take a bottle anymore and he had latching issues. First constantly latched at 3 months second at 1 month. It was never wasted time.
My dad nearly missed my birth, apparently he was looking for the toilets on the other side of the hospital 😂 the nurse went to make my mum all comfortable, had a look then shouted "I can see the head!" 😂
I'm like my dad too, when i finally got out the lights were off and i was chill, then they turned the lights on, apparently i started crying so they handed me to my dad and turned the lights back off, my dad is light sensitive and has to wear dark glasses all the time. I'm not light sensitive but i look so much like my dad. I actually look more like my brother than my mum and we have different mums but the same dad, that's just crazy honestly
My mom told me that when I was born this interaction happened. New born me sits up and looks up at her. My mom- Is she supposed to do that? The nurse-..Nope-
That happened with me sorta. After a certain point, my mom couldn't eat, and i think she went 12 hours without eating. Well, labor was a tad bit traumatic, so she had to get stitches. She didn't get to hold me for quite some time, and when she finally did, I had already eaten twice. Not syringes, but full bottles of whatever the hospitals provide 😂
The thing that shocked the nurses when I gave birth was how much hair my child had. Came out with a full head of hair and then some. What's funny is I had heartburn so bad the entire pregnancy so if you want to see if that old wives tale is true I'm evidence it might be
The nurse tried to push me back in when I started to crown, the doctor was running behind. Mom was in labor for over 8 hrs and wanted me out. Mom scream and kicked the nurse in the face as I came out - kicking and screaming as another nurse came to catch me. Mom said I inherited her rage from that moment cause I was unruly child
My youngest sibling not only chose to come seven days early, but was born without anyone else (besides our mother, obviously) in the room. The man our mother reproduced with for some reason was arguing with the doctor and nurses outside the delivery room.
Had a similar case with my brother. Right out the womb, all he did was eat. Would suck down a bottle and a half of formula AFTER sucking my mom dry of milk. Nurse kept telling my mom she was overfeeding him and that he’d get fat (this was baby #4, and I’m pretty sure he was the only one of us who ate that much as a newborn) Fast forward 12 years and he’s still a black hole when it comes to food. No, he’s not overweight. He’s bulky, but that’s literally his body type. I’ve seen this kid eat 3+ plates of food before anyone else could finish their first. He likes food, what can I say ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I was still not awake enough after a general anaesthetic for emergency section but I’m told my son basically inhaled the syringe of colostrum the midwife gave him that I’m so glad I expressed before birth🤣🥰
My mom passed out 3 times after labor as she had a hard time cuz I was kinda big and every time she's awake she forgets she already gave birth to me and start panicking that she is going to go through pain ... Grandma and the nurses had to calm her down every single time 😂😂
I was born during a huge thunderstorm and that day (supposed to be summer btw) our town was flooded for 2 days and until then there was somewhat a drought. I am awesome 😎
I was the same way. My mom said I finished a whole bottle fresh out and the nurse tried to scold her for giving me left over bottles and my mom was like "the old bottle is here this is a new bottle" my mom wasn't keen on breast feeding to begin with, but she was sure she wasn't going to try when I came out and drank every ounce of milk I was given 😅
When I was born I was the only baby in the clinic because they went bankrupt and the doctors were helping the last two patients, my mother giving birth, and an old man who was in his last days, so half of the whole medical staff were swooning over me when I came out because, not only I was the only baby in there, but also I was so small I could fit in one of my dad's hands.
I was a smol bean and If my dad wasn't there I wouldn't do anything now I'm convinced my brother is taller even though he says he isn't and me and my dad talk about food while eating food my Grammy says we're absolute food conneiseurrs at this point.
The hospital couldn't find my mother's nurse, so the nursing staff and my father had to run around looking for her. Nurse was somewhere smoking a joint, the nurses tending to my mother said to just 'hold it'. Anyways yeah I was born about three days late
That's so cute 🥰🥰 I was having my first and only child and as I'm in the room getting ready to start pushing, I hear a woman screaming her head off, like she's being murdered. The nurse looks at me and says she's just being dramatic that's her fourth kid
Similar thing happened with my sister when she was born, the nurses gave her a bottle, she guzzled it down then cried for more. Sis has had a healthy appetite since. XD
I love when hard labor is instantly made worth it because of the sheer amount of love the parents feel for their child, and the child being SO full of personality already.
My mom was supposed to have a natural birth with me but within 24 hours of her in labor I would not come out so she had to have an emergency C-section and anytime a nurse or doctor would touch me I would grab their fingers and I always give people judging looks I still do I’m 13 and my mom says I’ve been sassy since birth
My 2nd child came out screaming, once she was placed on me she feed for hours, putting her down was bad because she would cry but I needed to quickly get myself sorted so I could move to the room for rest once there I could continue to feed her and she didn't let up until 3am. she had been on me feeding from the time she was handed to me a little after 6.30pm to 3am she feed. she was hungry. Even now my almost 13 year old is constantly hungry.
My mom told me when I was born I was face down and I wasn’t making any noise or moving. When the nurses got me breathing, I screamed the loudest anyone had heard a baby scream, the hospital staff were genuinely shocked. My parents were very relieved, my dad said it was the best thing he’s ever heard. I was a really small baby, a bit premature. Before I was born they told my mom I was going to have Down syndrome, and that abortion was an option. Turns out I didn’t have Down syndrome, just grew up to find out I’m autistic and have chronic illnesses. Really interesting stuff.
the thing that took me by surprise the most is what it actually feels like when the baby comes out of you. it’s oddly satisfying but very strange. also what it feels like to be stitched up down there.
My parents love to look over me and my siblings baby photos, and when we do we get to see my little head, which for some reason, had a full head of hair, and my sisters nose, which turned orange because so she ate too many carrots
My mom was ignored by the nurses, they would not give her formula and were forcing her ti breast feed but the milk wouldnt come out, one even tried using her hands. They even manhandled her when she was giving birth, shoving their hands in her múltiple times and she said to stop and to just do a c-section, i honestly wish i was their to scream at them but i was just a 13 year old kid at school.
@@theamazing_waffle I was in labour for two days. Thankfully I can deal with pain but I wanted to give up I bled out almost to the point I would have needed a transfusion I couldn’t walk or breath for a while. And I was still given my baby. On top of that I gave birth kneeling.
I completely understand this my biggest pregnancy craving was ham sandwiches mom asked if I wanted to eat and I told her if I eat she is gonna Stay that ain't happening she cmae out doing this
First of these are Reddit stories and sometimes things like this does happen in the hospital and also you cannot even know for sure because it can be just a story made up or it could be made from our but usually if it was made from AI you could obviously tell
How cold I got. I had my daughter in June of 2020 in Texas. It was HOT. I had been overheating and sweltering my entire pregnancy. As soon as I gave birth, I was SO COLD. Like, couldn’t stop shaking, couldn’t get warmed up at all.
Being born is very rough on a baby, particularly being born vaginally. They feel just as busted up as you do! If you haven’t eaten or drank, neither have they. Skin to skin contact comforts them very much.
According to my mom and dad, I was born with my eyes wide open, staring at the doctor and I cried until my dad finally got to hold me. He was the first person I ever smiled at… A beautiful moment which was ruined by the doctor that helped my mom with giving birth… He straight up told my parents, “You should not have any more children.” I think I scared the life out of him with my baby-stare 😂
I have a crazy birth story. Sorry ahead of time. When I was in labor with my son I was using hypno birthing and had an emergency induction. I was trying hard to avoid an epidural which I ended up needing anyway. At almost 25 hours into labor and a nurse came to check my progress. I was at a 6. She had me get on my side (call button behind me) and gave me a peanut ball. That's s special pillow that's supposed to speed labor up. I told her I was starting to feel my contractions again so she sent in the anesthesiologist to give me more meds, told me we still had a while and left. Anesthesiologist told me it may be 15-20 minutes before I felt any relief. I said that's fine I will just listen to my hypno birthing again. I do and he leaves. My husband decides to use the bathroom leaving me in the room by myself. Suddenly I can feel my son turning and realize I am in transition. It's going really fast. I kept concentrating on my hypno birthing breathing through each contraction. I then start throwing up a lot, all the pain went away and I felt something pop. My husband comes out of the bathroom and I said that I think I threw up my catheter and asked for him to call the nurse. He does and she comes into check. She looks and says "um.........that's not your catheter, that's your babies head. I said no it's not. She said it was, lifted my leg to remove the peanut ball, and he literally fell out. This was my second child so I guess with the hypno birthing my body just knew what to do and took over. Later some of the nurses told me I traumatized the whole labor and delivery floor.
My mom gave me back to the nure because she thought they gave her the wrong baby. I was very white with green gray eyes. My mom is black and my dad is mostly black his mom is half white half black. My grandma looks completely white though. My older sister and I have different bio dads but my dad adopted her. Mom thought id be born dark like my sister. But I was completely white. I did get darker as I got older but I never got as dark as my sister. You never know what you're going to get with genetics.
My mom says when I was born, she was a little delirious from the pain and was confused as to what the hell this creature was. Her initially reaction was, "It's not mine. I wasn't pregnant. My head hurts. Not mine." Of course, it was pain induced delirium. Once she calmed down, she saw me swaddled in blankets and realized that was, in fact, her child, and was so relieved to see me that she started sobbing and apologizing.
I was registering as normal weight in all of my mom's ultrasounds. Dad always joked about big headed babies on his side. Well I was delivered (I think C-section) after 9 ½ hours cause mom said peace out. Turns out I was over 9 pounds as a newborn. The doctor looked mom in the eyes and said your child is a moose. And dad laughed and teased mom to the point where the nurses asked her if she wanted them to make him leave 😂
My dad told me about how when I was born, I apparently came out with no blood on me and I wasn't crying at all. I was just chillin and he said that I also started going "abbabab" almost immediately??? And then he told me how when my sister was born, he started freaking our when she was crying and had blood on her because I didn't act like that lmao
I came very early, so early my mom had to have me naturally. She said it was the most painful experience of her life, but the moments after were much better then my sisters birth, because she wasn’t nearly as groggy. Funny how that works 😆
When my youngest brother was born he did not cry and the nurses rushed him away. My mom was panicked thinking her baby was dying. She finally was able to get a nurse to after a few minute. The nurse apologized for forgetting to tell her the baby was fine. 😀
Hah!!!! The same happened with my mom when I was born. I was a vacuum for food! Can't careless about toys or anything growing up. But Lord help the house if my stomach growl
When I had my oldest daughter Danielle she had a head full of hair and these big eyes. She also had her two front top teeth, and her botton front half way out her gums. She was quite, just looking around. Her cord was wrapped around her 3 times. Her dad was asked to comme look at her head full of hair. But he found her cord too. I had her by c-section. The kid cried a lot as a bavy and was always wanting to eat. When her sister was born 3 years later covered in crap. Crying her ass off but was the quite kid and was a food junkie. My oldest started solids at 3 day shy of a month.
Any women who are pregnant with their first baby out there? Ok good, now listen-you WILL 100% poop yourself as you give birth. Nobody will ever speak of it & you’ll probably be in too much agony to notice it anyway 😊
After my mom had already pushed my 10 lb 2 oz, toddler sized brother part way out a nurse told her, "the Dr's not here. He can't come yet." And shoved my brother BACK. Inside. My. Mom. When the dr arrived, my mom birthed my brother AGAIN, and he was blue/purple. No longer breathing, they had to do CPR and bring him back. Somehow, that nurse didn't lose her job / license. My brother turns 26 in less than 2 months.
For my wife, the fact that she was GOING into Labor was the big surprise. She had a Cryptic Pregnancy (no signs, no belly swelling, and Spotting once a month perfectly mimicking her periods). We found out she was pregnant 4 hours before she gave birth to our daughter
