Boyfriend Faints After Girlfriend Gives Birth #shorts

A boyfriend hilariously fainted right at the crucial moment during the birth of his first child. Zach Parker, 28, could be seen bending over and looking queasy as his girlfriend Peyton Stewart, 25, gave birth to their baby daughter, Ryan. With nurses and midwives focusing on the mom and baby, Zach turned to see his new daughter, but instantly felt his legs go from under him. As medical staff realized he was about to faint, they rushed to grab him. The hilarious moment was caught on camera thanks to Peyton’s mom, who had been dialed in on a video call moments after Ryan was born.

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[nonitas]

The doctor looked over like, “ just drop him in the corner for right now.” 😂

[crickett]

Bless his heart! He certainly didn't want to faint...he was trying so hard not to faint.

[kelliesmith]

Awwww... He was trying so hard to be present for her & their baby. Bless his heart & congrats to the new parents! Welcome to the world little one!

[MiddleAgedMillenial]

The moment he realized this little human is his child and this moment has changed his life forever ❤

[margaretwalker]

He was there, he tried, and wanted to be there. Good young man. She just might have a keeper there. Congratulations young couple.

[kimt]

Bless his heart. He tried so hard not to faint.

[LAaO]

I love the way the nurse knew and just guided him down and out of the way

[mcspankie]

Poor guy, the staff was really kind and helpful

[julioalbertoaguirre]

I love how the nurse carries him like a doll 🤣

[kerrystonec]

This is why the fathers to be should always attend birthing classes and be shown actual videos of real births . This lad tried so hard to stay strong and upright but just couldn't hold on. Bless him as at least he was with his partner showing support. Congratulations and I hope all is well with your newborn.

[franceslopez]

That's OK, he'll have a new level of respect for his wife and life, beautiful💚

[karenumberger]

Give this dad a medal. He was trying so hard not to pass out. 😊❤

[mhurtado]

That's a man right there. He was present and made his best effort to stay put. God bless him and his new family. We know he'll give 100% effort to caring for them.

[magnus]

I’ve been there. You wait nine months…You know you have a child coming, but not like the mother does. She feels the baby…inside…every minute. You’re up for hours driving to the hospital…all night through labor…Then BLAMMO!!! The baby arrives, what you couldn’t feel before, you feel all at once…You’re excited, elated, overjoyed…then hot and dizzy with emotion. I was fine during delivery, but while I was watching my son on the table/tray under the warming light and I had to to sit down by an air vent. I wanted to be a dad my whole life, and in my early 40s it finally happened. But I knew I was about to hit the floor so I ran for that chair 😏

[lesleyrosasunstoppable]

His look into the camera killed me. The moment he realized he was fading AND on camera. 😅
A very caring father. Bless him. ❤

[ggof_il]

A moment he will never forget..❤welcome to parenthood dad and mom, congratulations 🎉

[nikkireese]

Those nurses and techs ROCK!! They take care of EVERYONE!!!

[D.Leigh_Dearheart]

I don’t remember ever seeing someone try not to faint as much as him. Sometimes it’s not psychological but an unavoidable physiological reaction. Glad med personnel had their eyes on him, he was going to go down hard eventually.

[sunshineshower]

The doctor keeps looking over at the guy like he sees this all the time and was counting it down. Like, "Aaaand there he goes. Oh wait no he's back. He's a trooper...Uh no there he goes for sure".

[KoiAi_]

Young man fought it till the very end. Being a human is tough. ❤ Congratulations to the couple for the birth of their lovely little one.