Wow, you described that perfectly lol. I loved that age, the cute soft head you love to plant with kisses. Becky was made for this 💕

Aww what a wonderful day Becky and josh.have a sweet little family.a Christmas present for momma and daddy.plus grandparents and relatives and your extremely large ytube family.we all love y'all and ask god for many love and a hedge of protection for your Christmas baby. I feel I know you both and I'm so happy for the homestead is growing.you did amazing. Your whole world will change..keep this picture. Cause next year u will see time is precious.and a new meaning for it all. Love it.

From Sheila in Alabama

I could not have said it better,

So very happy for you enjoy the most beautiful timer of your life

Yes, my child is 21 and I still watched this and my husband heard it and asked why are you listening to someone’s birth story? I said she is someone I watch and wanted to hear it.❤

That is so sweet. Something about Becky just draws you in. I told my husband I never cared so much about a baby of someone I dont know personally but I am so invested after watching her almost from the start of the channel.

That's the same thing I call her😂🤣😉💞

@@donnabaham9777 ha, love it!!

This is exactly how I feel

Right! I kinda wanna stay in the chat till it starts to not miss a thing! lol I know i could watch it later but its LIVE so its different. She is going to have so much love in this live, I'm sure. 😊

I have 2 babies that gave me stretch marks and 2 that didn't.

I never set notifications either but I did for this.

Labor and delivery, labor of paperwork

came here to say this

I’m not a L&D nurse but as a med/surg/ortho nurse, I agree….no book or professor or lab mannequin can equip a nurse for the job, only experience can !!! Thank God for good and compassionate nurses !!! My birth experience back in the 80’s was not pleasant, more like horrific, maybe that’s partly what gave me so much compassion 🤷🏼‍♀️ When I float up to L&D for a shift, I can clearly see which nurses care about helping a laboring mom and the ones who seem bothered by her needs 😟

They should get canned for that. Our bodies are a product of millions of years of evolution. I'd fire a nurse for that kind of nonsense. The worst are the ones annoyed that some women put intuition first.

My mom was a nurse for 50 years, starting her career in the late 1960s. She was the go-to in our family and so many friends, and members of the community. When I was a kid, we had people come to our house because my mom was their only 'trusted' injector for their shots, or changing dressings, or just advice. Nurses know so much! And like my mom, they aren't as restricted in offering alternatives with tried and true methods and practices.

😂🤣😂🤣🤡

I had a similar experience. Very traumatic experience! I really didn't want to get an epidural, but once I got to about 6 cm & told them I was scared of the pain got worse, I wouldn't be able to take it. (I had back labor & every contraction felt like my back was being crushed in a cardboard baler! & I had been in labor for 40 something hours at this point) I didn't find out until afterward that a LARGE % of the people that give birth in that hospital are told "you need an emergency c-section, your blood pressure is getting too low" & I truly think they are telling g women thos just to be able to rush the process... 😔 I didn't find out until after (from other women) that I could have had them put the needle in, but not give me the epidural medicine right way- I could have asked for it if I was in too much pain. Smh. So anyways, they tell me I had to have an emergency c section (& like 15 minutes before that the doctor had checked me & said I was still only 5cm, so we assumed it be several hours before I delivered, so my husband had left to go get something for me from the house!?! & he had left his cell phone at the hospital, he only had his work phone, which has horrible service & just kept going straight to voicemail, so I was FREAKING OUT, so scared to be cut open all my myself! We got ahold of him in time, though, thankfully! ) Then, the next day, I kept complaining that my stomach was hurting REALLY bad near the Incision-like worse than it had all morning! & they just kept treating me like I was just wanting narcotic pain medicine. "We can't give you anything stronger." I was like thats not what I'm asking for- can you have the doctor look at it, like something is WRONG!?! Come to find out- no one had emptied my frickin CATHETER BAG aince the night before & it was so full it had no where else to go so my bladder & stuff was so full it was making my incision hurt! Yea it was a VERY traumatic experience! I spent hours and hours doing so much research but nothing prepared fine for that! For a long time It really really aggravated me that I didn't know what to do or dlsay or ask to prevent those things, until I finally realized it's not MY fault! THEY are supposed to be the professionals... but it still really bothers me! But I'm thankful to have a beautiful, healthy baby!

@@ElderandOakFarmI think often the first can be traumatic, I was just the opposite, they’d left me so long and I really needed a C section, but there wasn’t time to transfer me to a larger hospital, the baby needed to come, but I was badly torn and needed loads of stitches, and what I didn’t realise till later I had to have another operation when my son Was 10 months, because all the back passage muscles had been torn and caused massive haemorrhoids, so the first year after birth was very traumatic. My second birth was much better with no damage, but I was even more frightened going through with the second time after what had gone before.

❤ This ^

That was super cute and super sweet 😊😊😊

Ditto!! Ours are 26&24 😳😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Mine was 38 and 37 years ago. And I have tiny babies too.

18 years ago for me. It really does take you right back. Wish KZfaq was about then so i could immortalise the whole experience. Im sure there's plenty I've forgotten

Yup! Mine was 35 and 26 years ago. That moment in the wheelchair rolling away when he went to go park the car....TOTALLY REMEMBER THAT MOMENT. LOL

Same! Mine are 30 and the “baby”, 25 is about to get married. Congratulations sweet Becky.

My sister in laws second baby came in the elevator at the hospital. We were at her mothers. Her husband followed later. They left together in their own cars. She stopped on the side of the ride. He got in her car and drove her to the hospital. Their third baby took much longer, and their last was quicker. All her babies were small 5 - 6ibs. My husband's family are all very tall and skinny. Not sure if that effected her.

agreed!!❤💙

Yes!

Well said, I could not agree more!!! Thank you

Very much

Absolutely!

How sweet!

🥰 awe how cute

@@RobinMarconeCassidyRN Thank you! We don’t let her watch much tv, but one of the things I’m okay with is her watching Becky and some gardening videos. 🙃

@@sunshinebakery_melinda Thank you! We’ve been making many of her recipes and it’s so cute to hear her say “we made this just like Becky did!” 🥰

That is beautiful

This is often true of these scans, no matter how advanced the equipment. They did the most advanced scan on one of my sister’s babies during her pregnancy saying he was small for her dates… within 1-2 weeks he was born a completely normal size! 😊

Me too! Hubby was in another room, like what are you doing?! I said, Becky is finally telling us about the baby! And she is so stubborn its funny! Yeah, he knows who Becky is... Lol

I love birth stories! And yes, Becky holding the baby just made my day! I am glad he is healthy and hope Becky is too.

That's so cute :)

To encourage you- if the Lord allows you to get pregnant - then He WILL bring you through! The anxiety behind pain is always worse than the pain itself. Just like if you have to give yourself an injection, of insulin or something- the injection itself isn't going to hurt more than a cat scratch. But the anxiety and fear behind it amplifies the 'pain'. Knowing that 'pain' during labor and delivery is by design (God allowed women pain in childbirth because of our sin) and that it can very well just be something you have to go through. I've had one c section (unmedicated to 10cm- doctor insisted the c section was necessary though) 11lb baby. And then a vbac home birth with a 10lb 14oz baby. The pain is temporary - that's all I can say. But if you have an amazing SUPPORT team it can almost be fun and so memorable in a way. But This is just my experience! Don't be afraid!!

@@bowler8???

What does that mean???

@@bowler8 snarkiness at its best. Go away troll.

@@bowler8 I don't think they were showing hypocrisy at all.

@@bowler8 agreed...

Well said… 🙌🏼😘

@@pagirl913. Amen

And amen

I started watching Acre homestead she had less than 1,000 wow.. she is kicking it. And think she is so deserving because I have seen other youtubers go big very fast. And they change. Money changes their life, and the person became so high class she put her husband down beneath her. And that's one thing I like about Becky she always considers her husband. In every way and loves him for who he is.. God bless their little family!!

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that it's going to be 💯% tuning in! 🙂😀😉

Congratulations!

Congratulations 🥳

I'm not at all surprised by Becky's attitude. Watching her gardening and cooking and preserving for a couple of years, I know Becky will ALWAYS look for the best in every experience.

@@cajbaf I really can't see how your complaint of my comment has anything to do with my comment to her. Puzzling.

Thank you so much!

that is a beautiful pic

@@AcreHomestead I know i cant wait to see the 3 of you in your first family photos congrats Becky and Josh you guys are gonna be amazing parents...

Thank you so much!!

Is the baby's name really Acre?

@Barbara Silva I don't think she is planning to share the baby's real name for privacy reasons. So they're just referring to him as Baby Acre as a nickname.

@@andreaf5497 Thank you, I wasn't sure.

Totally 💯 agree

I used to be scared too, but know our bodies were made to do this. Your body is more than capable! 💙 just do what you can to educate yourself on labor and birth, that will help too

I used to be afraid to have babies too, but I found great comfort in taking a wonderful Bradley Method birthing course. I felt so empowered knowing the process front & back! I felt so much more confident in my body and it’s ability to do its thing. I’ve since birthed 4 babies naturally & un-medicated 💛

TV makes labor & delivery look horrible and super painful. Very few are as traumatic.

Had to unlike this comment so i could like it again, its THAT relatable

Hello Linda How are you doing today?

Couldn't have said it better. You're doing a splendid job, both of you. ❤️

Me too🥰❤💫❣

Agree!🎉

You are such a beautiful person 💛 very sweet

😃

I love how respectful they are to each other. Not that they are perfect or something, but it feels like it's rare these days to see relationships that have both partners loving and respecting each other through hard times.

I did the opposite. I was at the hospital and said I was done, didn't want to do it anymore and was going home. My husband looked at me almost nose to nose and calmly said we were going to stay. I calmed down and agreed with him.