Made me smile too 😊

OMG yes! Precious and Priceless! 😊

she's like "I've seen this 6 times already. no big deal" lol

Hahaha I thought the same thing!

Yes! Excuse me, Mom, the show must go on.

Congrats momma! I’m 38 weeks and will be having my c section in one week unless my little one comes early. It’s so exciting and such a blessing. Wishing you a beautiful healthy pregnancy and a life of blessings and happiness for you and your growing family sweetie❤

@@GingeRenee I pray for you and baby my unborn is a blessing they said I am high risk and they are planning a c section

Sending you all kinds of good, encouraging thoughts.

@@Fragrantbeard God bless you thank you

do you know the gender at 13 weeks? that's so early. You can find out at 20 weeks here.

Labor of Luv, not Porn

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​@@a.northrup9065we definetly are, but it doesn't make it easier/less painful! I agree with what alexi said, it is really amazing that she was doing all that while in labor!

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Being afraid is also normal. Pregnancy and birth are dangerous. It used to be the most common cause of death for women and infants. There’s nothing wrong with being nervous or even afraid.

@@Chels-fz5uq There are risks associated with everything; even with driving to the grocery store on any ordinary day. Birth is not nearly as high-risk as it has been portrayed in this hospital-obsessed culture. It is a fact that the maternal and infant death rates increased when women began giving births in hospitals in the early 20th century. There is extreme abuse, coercion, and unnecessary medical interventions that occur for uncomplicated labors and pregnancies. OBGYNs also do not treat pregnancy complications before they occur. Like with the condition eclampsia, this condition is widely remediated by major changes in nutrition (high protein, high salt diet).

For those of us who started taking labor and delivery away from the medical profession and giving it to midwifes back in the 1970's, we cannot figure out how women keep losing this process. I guess we just feel grateful that women realize that it is not normalizing birth, the normal was there all along, the woman just forgets somehow. Here is to remembering what being a woman is!

@@Chels-fz5uq that was going to be my comment. this is not something that should be sugar coated. knowledge is power. know the good bad and ugly before hand.

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Right? Tears run out when I heard the baby cry, such a blessing❤

Same here, its just something about a new life in this world and their breathing their first breaths and the cries are so deep that they just break your heart, but in a good way. ❤

​@@justjenn9011I've been blessed to be in the delivery room for births of grandchildren...it is incomparable

I did, too... so calming, so at peace, so comfortable and comforting. Instantly subscribed and did the bell. Prayers sent for the family...

Same!

Yes there is treasure in this video ❣️....im sharing and saving this one.... God bless you and your's 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Exactly my thoughts 🤔

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You made pre and labor seem fairly easy. Your whole attitude thru everything and getting so much done, WOW. What a woman.

Omg, you are SO right! I’m a L& D nurse and I had stones in every pregnancy (6 kids, 3 angels for us) . The kidney stones were FAR worse than natural labor and delivery. My husband was in the medical field and we both are very comfortable with the natural process of childbirth❤ congratulations on your new little one!!!

Absolutely beautiful ❤️ I love to hear how close and “intimate” you are with your husband. I’m also so very blessed to have an amazing husband, best friend, and partner in absolutely everything. Our children are now grown and living out on their own and we feel like we’re just married again❤️

❤ it's true. I wish my first 4 births hospital births were like my 5th at home. I think showing women birth without fear, and with peace can help a lot of women make this choice to home birth that they otherwise would've been afraid to make

I agree! Kidney stones are much worse. I loved hearing about your husband! That’s amazing.

I’m really glad you had that positive experience with your labor experience. Mine, however, was not like that lol. I’ve had kidney stones 3x, once during pregnancy with pyelonephritis and between my 26 hour labor, 3 1/2 hours of pushing, 3rd degree tear, and feeling everything, labor was wayyy worse for me than passing my kidney stones 🤣. Every person is different!

Hey, just popped here as a feminist to say that feminism and femininity can absolutely go together. I don't know how I ended up on this video, but it was incredibly interesting. I'm a child free city girl, and yet I stuck around because it was refreshing to see a woman completely in charge of her body, her day, her life and in this case her birth experience. This is what feminism is about--choice and happiness.

You realize this IS feminism right? Feminism is a woman's RIGHT to have the choice to do with her life what she chooses is best whether that's staying at home, working or whatever SHE deems fit. For women to have the same rights and opportunities that were always given to men. Stop buying into how the patriarchy has tried to taint feminism.

I think y’all missed the point of my comment. But I won’t focus on the nuances. Modern feminism does not focus on family but rather the individual. I do not support that mentality. The nuclear family is more successful and happier. It’s a fact. I am still a feminist and believe women should be able to do what they want, but the modern take on idealistic individualism is not for me.

I get what you’re saying 100% and agree The individualistic mentality is harmful and sadly modern feminism promotes it. Whether folks like to admit it or not.

What a fantastic comment. Hopefully one day it'll be you and your daughter baking together 🌻🌻

😂😂 She's living another level

This impresses you ?? 😂😂😭😭🤣🤣 what about women who have nothing, no one, and have babies ?? A white woman can breathe and people get impressed 🤣🤣😭😭😂😂

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Thank you!

I think and I know the pain, it's not true

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I find that kinda sad. You don't need to have drama, but at least don't make it sound like having your baby is just any process like making lunch. Feels a bit sad and unimportant as an occasion

thank you so much!

You can do it!

Yeah, the poor kid has no choice but to help because her parents had so many children.

Sad for the kid. Forced into parenthood as a child, because the parents have more kids than they can care for independently.

@@MrsBotany. @batacumba oh so when you were kids, you didn't help out around the house? you didn't have chores to be complete everyday or each week? you didn't pick up your fair share because your family didn't work as a unite? that's what kids do... they help out, they learn to cook, they learn to clean, they learn to be functioning adults . I've watched a majority of her videos and her daughter loves to be in the kitchen. She commonly makes desserts for fun. A child helping out around the house isn't sad for the child. it's good for them.

​@@batacumbaLisa has spoken about how one daughter likes to make things in the kitchen and the other daughter doesn't, and she doesn't force her to.

@@the.homestead.dietitian uh, most people these days do not have *eight kids.* That obviously does not represent the average American household. I never said there was anything wrong with the kids helping out around the house but let’s be real here. The oldest is inevitably gonna be stuck with way more than the average amount of responsibility a sibling would have. It’s absurd to pretend otherwise.

It sure is!

I love it when people give credit to Our Heavenly Father. He made us to do this even though I must admit I’m a chicken I never had children. I’m a mother to His other creatures Kittens and cats.

Congratulations!

​@@FarmhouseonBoonehi update on how my labor went ...very different than my 8th ❤ but praise God we were in the right place at the right time!! 10 days before my due date (which was Nov 2) l, we were sitting in church Sunday morning and I felt something pop, when I got up there was lots of gushing so I told my husband I think my water broke, but when I got up to go to the bathroom he followed me to tell me I was gushing blood everywhere. From that moment on I instinctively knew I needed a c section asap. It was a miracle that our church was 5 minutes away from the nearest emergency hospital with a labor and delivery. It made all the difference in saving my baby, as the placenta had started coming off the wall due to preeclampsia/high blood pressure. ❤❤ We were able to leave the kids with our church family and rush to the hospital where they did an urgent C-section and just as I was losing the last large amount of blood, the doctor delivered my baby safe and alive. When I arrived at the hospital I was only dilated to 3cm and I wasn't showing signs of active labor which was another blessing because active contractions would have made the placenta come off the uterus even faster which would mean the baby would suffer from lack of oxygen. I am forever grateful for the location I was in. The surgeon who delivered the baby said my intuition to request a c section immediately was the best decision, and the right timing.

Thanks for sharing!!

Don't count yourself out...I was 46 with my last baby...ages of me: 19, 25, 38, 43&46...maybe 1 more??

@@melindahernandez1224 oh wow, what a blessing! If it could do it again, I would have more!

Many women die during childbirth, it is serious. Just because you have survivorship bias because it worked out well for you doesn’t mean women should think it’s nothing to be worried about.

First time births are usually more intense and longer. Don't compare 😘

Thank you so much!

Exactly the same for me with my last pregnancy, number 6 , but once I actually went into it was only 45 minutes, my body was so tired I couldn't even pick my daughter up the next day, she was 10 lbs 6.5 onze though which didn't help 😂

Same with me. Slight contractions started on a monday. This way I couldn't sleep properly anymore and I started eating much less since my hunger disapeared. I gave birth on that friday morning. When labor started I was completely exhausted and it took about 6 hours or so. It was my first girl and - same as with you - I had the impression that bonding wasn't taking place. It took me months to start to recover my physical strength and years to build a lovingvrelationship with my daughter. But it was all worth while. I'm now 53y. and we have 5 kids. I'd do it all over again.❤❤❤

Bravo to you, magnificent lady!!👏👍🏻👌❤❤❤ You handle pregnancy, labor and indeed motherhood in the most beautiful, wholesome way I can imagine...well done!!

Don’t feel bad. You most likely had 3 healthy children and they came the way the Lord intended. Not everything on the internet is for everyone. There is no shame in how any woman births their children. ❤

I can relate. It wasn’t until Much later in life I learned how important vaginal births were to the baby vs the doctors desire to work with a controlled situation like a c-section. Had I been better informed, I believe I would have opted to go natural when I could. Each baby was perfect & still are!

Same 😭😭😭

​@@theselittlepigsstayedhomeWe're fortunate to have medication and surgery. Some women have a lower pain tolerance. Others just have complications. You never know. It's never been more convenient to be pregnant and experience labor with all these choices. Tribal women always gave birth surrounded by a small group of other women for a good reason. It was supportive by older women who knew better and helpful for younger women who needed to learn. A birth center seems like a balance between hospital and home (impersonal vs rustic).

I can relate! My first was born in a way I just didn’t intend because I was ignorant of how it could be. So much trauma from that experience. The next two I just birthed without anyone around to let birth run it’s course undisturbed. Trauma from birth is real and valid. We just have to lift eachother up and help other women lean into that deep maternal wisdom we all share ❤️

Thank you so much!

Я американка, но Я понимаю по английскии и по русский, если тебе нужнo Я чего-то перевести ))

Хорошо! Ханна напишите мне пожалуйста рецепт вашего хлеба на закваске. Он у вас очень аппетитный. И мне очень нравится такой хлеб. Хочу попробовать сделать сама. Благодарю вас!

Ха Ха... я пыталась сделать хлеб на закваске.... он был кашмар! Но моя свекровь мне дала рецепт хлеба и он очень простой. Я не знаю как отправить личное сообшение на KZfaq. Вы знаете? У меня имейл тоже. @@nlew34

В браузере Яндекс есть автоматический перевод видео на английском.

You mean be traumatized?

​@@oanaion4899 you don't know what trauma is lol. Childbirth is a natural thing. We need to get rid of the stigma. If her children decide to have babies they need to know how it happens.

@@spacebar9733 you are mentally ill if you think CHILDREN should be subjected to witnessing their mother giving birth. Disgusting!

I highly recommend videographing/photographing your labor/birth process!! My second (last) I just didn't want anyone near me. My first one, anyone could have been in the room. Congrats on your little one!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much and thanks for sharing!

Congratulations! Unmedicated is the best! I have 4 and my last ones were twins, don't let anyone tell you you can't do it naturally!

Amen to that! I had an 11 lber at home 22yrs ago!! We are made to do this.

Same actually. Last March. Weird 😂❤

I had my 9 pounder in October at home in water. He also came out with his little fist up against the side of his face too! Yet he Was much easier than my 7 pounder. Go figure!

Congratulations!

Your body knows how to do this! Relax and let it.

Thank you so much!

Agree

thank you so much!

12 hours is quick, way to go!

First was 12h, Second was 11h, third was 10½h. They labors are getting shorter but they're all born later!