AMAZING CAR BIRTH!!! Fetal Ejection Reflex!!! #shorts #birth

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[selfproclaimedprincess]

When they say “the baby just fell out” I didn’t think it was possible 🤣

[simplerliving]

"Just put the baby on me!" No fear anymore, just instinctual love. That was incredible.

[skidoobabe]

I had nurses yelling for me to not push. I wasn’t manually pushing, my body was naturally pushing. Nurse caught her 😮

[janellemccumber]

I swear I will forever cry when I see a woman give birth and hold her baby for the first time. The biggest emotional rush of my life when I heard my daughter cry for the first time then placed on my chest. I sobbed the happiest tears ever. I’ll never forget that feeling. When I see another woman experiencing it I cannot not cry 🥲 A sweet beautiful miracle. God bless all the mother’s and children ❤

[KILLAMENJARRAssWORLD]

This happened with my son. The doctor kept telling me to stop pushing that I wasn’t ready and I kept telling her it’s not me. My body literally ejected my son out without me even trying to. Sometimes we women need to pay more attention to what our bodies are telling us vs the doctors.

[mr.joshua]

They just saved soo much money by not going to the hospital

[tabathadirubio]

I pushed for around an hour with zero results. My body started pushing for me and he was out in two or three minutes. This reflex is so cool and natural!

[maralinautube]

Hubby said "Jesus!" Dad, you called the RIGHT ONE!🙌🏾

[rileynatalie]

I remember the nurse yelling at me “STOP IT! don’t push, don’t push.. I SAID don’t push!” like maam I’m not doin SHITTTT my body is in control, not me, so blame evolution! Some of them L&D nurses are SO fkn rude & hateful. And it kills me bc they literally went to school for this & yet wanna act brand new.

Not to mention this experience was during my first ever pregnancy/childbirth. I was barely 20yrs old & so afraid in a way I had never before experienced. All it would’ve taken is for a nurse to say, “everything is going as per usual & you’re doing good”. I would’ve felt so much relief. Instead I felt isolated & alone—even tho I had my husband & family— they also made me feel like I was dumb or as if they were judging me for literally not knowing how to give birth. Like, hello, I’m a teen pregnancy statistic & regardless of your personal opinion, I’m still a patient deserving of your compassion— if not your professionalism at the very fkn least!

Edit: 47k likes & 235+ comments tells me one thing: that’s way too fkn many of us women commiserating over horrible experiences of labor & delivery here in the US. They treat us like we’re a package from Amazon Prime. The faster they can get us in then ship us out—unprepared & scared to death most often times—comes down to being and most importantly it’s all abt MONEY! If you have Medicaid they’re even more likely to treat you as a commodity or less-than. Due to only receiving literally Pennie’s to the dollar for the services rendered to you. 68 cent per $1 to be exact according my pediatrician here in GA circa 2007. May be even less now.

[MetalheadOv]

This is crazy and awesome! Same exact thing happened with my youngest daughter! Was going across a 3.5 mile bridge and my wife said the baby was coming now and I called 911 to get an ambulance to meet us! Well long story short I had to pull over and barely got around in time to the passenger seat to take her pants off and catch our daughter and she came flopping out just like this! She wasn’t crying for almost a min and I had to flip her over and pat her back and she finally started to cry! It was the craziest and happiest moment of my life! We then had to sit there for the longest 10 minutes of our lives until the ambulance got there. I suffer from severe anxiety and remained calm the whole time until they both got into the ambulance then I blacked out and fell over. Luckily the fire rescue guys were right next to me and caught me before hitting the ground. They then gave me oxygen and sat there for a good 15-20 mins until my panic attack was over. Still one of the craziest days of my life!

[mossybishhh]

I gave birth to my daughter in my home. It's a real reflex. I remember my midwife saying, "you're going to push, without trying. Your body WILL push the baby out." So for curiosity sake, when a contraction happened, I didn't push. And WHOOP I felt my daughter slide all the way down and begin crowning. And after I pushed her head out, the rest just HAPPENED. I remember thinking to myself I'M NOT DOING THIS I'M NOT DOING THIS. My female instincts kicked into overdrive and the mama bear was birthing. It was honestly an amazing experience.

[ftfromtheedge]

This happened with my daughter.
I did like half a small push & there was NO stopping her after that.
I told them I wanted to push & they said I wasnt ready.
I said "ok well you can either stand there or leave but I'm pushing either way"😂
I was so blessed.
They broke my water at 3am & she was born at 6:06am after that tiny half push. 9lbs 6oz & 22. 5 inches. ❤

[cyanideflavored]

Your body said, “WE ARE OUTTA HERE, ” wow women are powerful

[Dinadino]

Wowzers 😊
My last baby was a one push n out, hour labor and 4 weeks early .
She’s 26 now & still impatient 🤣

[katestangl]

These are Canadians, so the hospital is free. This was also on an express toll route so they got free travel on this highway for a year & a gift card from the 407 for car seats

[EvLAngeLXIII]

Child birth is the best thing ever in this world. I was present with each of our kids during birth. I thank my wife every day for our children. I'm a big dude, I honestly don't think I could carry a child full term if I was a Mum. So hats off to all the Mums out there💙💚❤We Love You... xxxx

[Nadine-jb]

Fun fact if you dont push but relax as much as possible you give your body the chance to di what it needs to do, which is opening up the pelvic muscles

[classicalgas]

I had premature babies. They didn’t want me to push…but towards the end, your body says…”Out you go!” I felt this on 2 of my babies.

[HennesseySB]

I love how "daddy" was the perfect receiver. He helped birth his child, and THAT to me is something beyond special. Something millions of women have never experienced. I wish I would've left the medical "extras" out of my past births. Someone on standby would've been good enough .

[melissaigberaese]

Same thing happened to me . Doc said “stop pushing “ . I saw “ I’m not “ 😂 5 min labour . GOD IS GOOD ❤