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

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

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!

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

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

I love how the nurse carries him like a doll 🤣

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

Poor guy, the staff was really kind and helpful

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 😏

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

Congratulations to the mom! She is soooooo strong!! Bless her and the baby!!

Damn the doctor/ nurse was strong to pick him up like that.

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

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

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.

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.

Bless his heart, he looks like a kid 🙏.

Bless him, he’s gonna be a great father ❤

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".

I give this man credit for trying so hard to be there for her. I pray that, after seeing what she endured for love of baby and himself, he will always treat her with dignity and the utmost respect and loving kindness. May they treat each other that way.

I love when men go to the labour room to support moms, not everyone is a perfect person but the supportive ones are really cute and beautiful 😍

I know it hard to see someone you love go through this pain so glad the nurse was nice to him.

I pray he respects and honor her sacrifice.

He at least showed up and tried. It meant that much to him knowing the reaction he'd likely have.

Some of you be laughing at him...shows how much compassion you have....i give him a big huge high five for being there and present when so many don't.

When a woman has a baby, her adrenaline kicks in as her body knows it has a job to do. She is laid back and in a reposeful position as soon as the baby comes out. Daddy, on the other hand, if he has never seen birth, can be overwhelmed by the sight of the birth as well as the feelings of fatherhood rushing all over him. It can be so sudden that his body may not be ready to produce adrenaline to keep him upright as there is no threat, and he is not doing the labor to bring the baby out. Bless this young fellow! He did a good job.

Bros soul went to go buy milk so fast he forgot his body

His has a new found respect for women, yet alone mothers. I remember my brother calling my mom after his wife gave birth and kept saying he was sorry and how he loves her.

As a LND nurse you look out for the dad as well. If you pay attention they started paying attention to him once babe was good. They saw the potential, kept watch while attending to mom and dad, and then the nurse stepped behind him to guide him down to the chair so he didn’t get hurt when he went lights out. We are constantly assessing everyone just by looking. The doc wasn’t the only one paying attention if you look. There’s a reason for multiple team members. We’re there for mom, babe, and even dad. 😁 I promise there is a reason for everything we do even if it doesn’t make sense or may irritate some because it may not seem important, but we’ve done this a time or two so we know and prepare for practically every scenario. That’s why that went so smoothly.

I’m surprised no one was assigned to watch the husband. It’s actually fairly common for husbands/boyfriends to get lightheaded or pass out.

He gave it his all to hold it together, poor guy just got overwhelmed. Happens often actually. Every time I gave birth they asked my ex husbands if they were going to faint and to sit if they felt it coming on. I always let them know I wouldn't be upset if they weren't directly at my side for the birth because of something like that, it's not exactly controllable lol. Congrats to these new parents on the baby and seemingly healthy birth, well done both of you!

Now we hope he understands why women protect their children so much they put their lives ,everything to give birth. God bless the new little family

He tried his best 🤣🥰 he's a keeper

Ppl r very lucky to have a father in their life, my cousin had to drop out of HS and never told the guy she is pregnant, he then found out the day she was giving birth that he is a father, so he got in his car and drove into a poll since he didn’t want to be a father, he sadly passed away.. my cousin is a single teen mother but she is doing great she’s so very strong

When my wife gave birth to our first son i remember i didn't sleep for at least more than 48 hours 😅 On the estimated birth date of my son i wake up early in the morning and started preparing, i was so nervous i can't even stay still that day, i waited the whole day and then she started to feel the contraction at around 6 pm, me and my brother-in-law then drove her to the hospital, when we get there the nurse told us that it's only the first stage of the opening (10 in total, and only after reaching the stage 10 that someone is ready and allowed to give birth) and we have to wait till the next morning, the whole night i couldn't sleep cause the contraction that my wife felt was growing more painful each hour passed, she grabbed my hand the whole night and occasionally squeeze it very tight, that moment i knew that she was in an unimaginable pain. 7 am the next day the nurse came checking my wife and told us the opening was on stage 4 and said it was rather slow than average, so they gave her some kind of substance to help fasten the process and injected it to her infusion liquid, this was the start of her silent scream the rest of the process because the substance also level up the pain significantly. 2 pm the same day and the nurse who checked my wife every few moments started to get worried because the opening stops at stage 6 since 10 am, the nurse begin to check the baby heart rate and notice it has some skipped beat, then she rush to call the doctor to take immediate action, i cannot think at that moment and started a little bit panicking. 2.15 pm the doctor came and told us that my wife had to be operated (sectio caesarea) and will be done as soon as possible, he told me the what causes the opening to stop and few other possibilities, then i have to sign some paperwork. 2.30 pm my wife entering the operation room, i waited outside as they don't allow anyone except doctors/surgeons, less than half an hour passed i saw my newborn son was carried out of the operation room and taken to the newborn room, my wife still inside for a few minutes before she came out unconscious due to the anesthesia, i walk alongside the doctor while they escorted my wife back to the room, the doctor told me that the cause of why the opening stage stopped because the umbilical cord was wrappend around his neck and head, and had it been late it could have put my son into a dangerous risk. 4 pm my wife started to wake up and we have a little chat despite she still feels dizzy from the anesthesia, my newborn had to spent the night at he newborn room and don't allow me to go there because he needed an intense care, the rest of the night i still couldn't sleep because i had to accompany my wife and assist her to get things because she still very exhausted from the whole process, we were alone in the hospital, and now that the anesthesia started wear off she begin to feel pain the whole night The next morning my parents came and that was probably when i started to get some sleep after probably more than 48 hours awake. 😂 This whole process makes me appreciate mommies out there more and more than i ever did before, they are so strong and ready to give live to gave birth, kudos to all mommies out there. *Pardon the english, this is my 3rd language

God bless him for making the effort to be there, even if he is passing out. Can't say he didn't try. God give him strength.

Awe, you got this dad! You were present & accounted for and that’s what matters

Child: hey dad were u in the delivery room when I was born? Dad: I sure was son, I saw u.... Mom: yea, from the floor😂

That moment when you realize it will never be the same again 😂😂

Definitivamente los hombres si se embarazan se mueren en el parto 🤭😂

Папочке послеродовая депрессия обеспечена

Congratulations Mom and Dad!🎉❤👶🏽

He was there for special moment a moment he cant get back he made it thru he tried to keep it together 😊great job both of u

And that is why we give birth! 😉 He was there supporting her for the birth, Kudos to him. Hopefully he's there for the rest of the child's life. Good parenting wishes to you both ☺️

Its the strongest emotions he ever felt in his life I quess. Bless you ❤

Nurses are the best!!❤

He tried so hard to not faint❤️

I had a C - Section and my husband took pictures of every moment as if he was at an amusement park laughing and talking with all the nurses and doctors and having a good ol' time.

He didn't faint, there was a sudden gravitational pull where he was standing and when he saw his baby he FELLin love 🙊🤣❤️

AWESOME YOUNG MAN FOR BEING THERE TO SEE HIS CHILD COME INTO THE WORLD, SO MANY WOMEN DO THIS EVERYDAY WITHOUT THE FATHER OR FAMILY MEMBERS BEING THERE FOR THE MORAL SUPPORT AND LOVE . MAY GOD BLESS THIS YOUNG FAMILY ALWAYS 🙏✝️

Girlfriend: uh! Please don't mind doctor, he always faints even when saw a little blood.😂😂😂😂

I know that feeling all too well and it feels absolutely awful, you can see he was trying so hard to keep himself under control but when you're about to pass out, you become light headed, everything feels foggy in your ears and you feel like youre being drained, its a weird sensation

Poor guy. I feel for him. One of my sons became a new father a few days ago, and in the photo of him with his wife and new baby taken by the midwife 5 minutes after the birth he looks so dazed and shocked. The experience can be overwhelming for a new parent.❤

Looks like mama was prepared for that to happen, she wasn't even fazed by it 😂

Good people! I cried !

Professionals! They were attentive to everyone in the room and reacted quickly😅❤❤

No hay dolor ni un trabajo mas fuerte que la de nosotras cuándo traemos un hijo al mundo 💪

•”Send him with the other dads” Dude Perfect

I'm so blessed my best friend had her last baby 10 years ago and she was so sweet to stop by my house while in labor and pick me up to ride to the hospital for me to watch her give birth for the last time which I thought was so sweet

Salute to the guy who run after noticing him he's going to pass out...great dad to be his trying to be strong and supportive to his wife..

Gotta give him credit, he really was trying to get past it, standing off to the side, even tried to walk back to be by his girlfriend's side. I can imagine, that's alot to see and how overwhelming the emotions must be. All together at once, yeah, I'd imagine alot people would pass out.

Just prop him up , he'll be ok . That's a lot to take in .He was there to support his girl ,good job ❤

not looking too much like a candy shop now huh! 🤣

Don’t give a f**, that’s one of the manliest things right there! Stickin it out. Props to him. ❤

Es una experiencia muy fuerte y muy linda ver nacer a un hijo pero no todos la aguantan

Bless his heart! When my daughters had their babies I couldn't watch the birth. I waited to see my grandbabies after the birth. Congratulations to you and your girlfriend on your new baby.😊

He’ll faint again when he gets the hospital bill.

Poor Dad, women we are so brave! Good thing: he was there!!!♥️♥️♥️

It's happened a lot in my midwifery career of 30 years. People think we're only concentrating on mum and baby, but we know what's happening with everyone in the room. Eye on Dad at all times, he's part of the family too!

As beautiful as it is it can be pretty brutal. A lot of blood and the woman in so much pain. Some deliveries are smoother and others extremely intense. But he’s a trooper! Congratulations🎉👶🏻

Ok just watching a woman giving birth is so much, imagine a woman what she goes through giving birth to babies . Shoutout to mothers ❤❤

I often see people shame dads when they faint. Dads fainting is actually quite common. Mama has allllll this adrenaline getting her through this, and her body knows what to do. Dad cant do anything to help, and is watching a beautiful but very gorey event happen to his wife/gf. It's a natural response! Good on him for being there with her.

He was being so strong for his woman. Glad someone insisted he take a seat ❤️

I would imagine the relief that both his wife and child are ok could be his cue that he had done his job protecting them and his nervous system needed a reset. Its got nothing to do with getting queazy. There are a lot of triggers happening. Your wife is in pain, she is screaming, you cant do anything but comfort her, perhaps? Elevated vocal tones, stress amongst the medical team, he pushed his way through all of that. Then he knew all was ok. Happy sounds. Glad voices, relaxed vibes from the team, wife is a mama… ❤

Get that man a chair is what my obstetrician said.

Тоже знаю историю, женщина пока рожала, её муж рядом стоял поддерживал. Гладил, дышал с ней, за руку держал. А когда всё закончилось, в коридоре ему стало плохо. Молодец мужчина, до последнего держался, поддерживал свою жену, вида не подал 💪💪

1) Some people cannot handle the sight of blood. 2)People forget to breath when what you are witnessing is breathtaking. Let alone seeing the person you love and live for suffer so much! I get it. Compassion, transparency, integrity and accountability for all!

Anyone who EVER feels like this, SIT DOWN.

everyones talking about the happy side im just assuming hes like “diapers, crying, how am i gonna deal with all this”

I’m a nurse and I did a stint in labour and delivery and it’s amazing the number of men who faint in the delivery room. I remember when I first started working there being so surprised this. Usually we try to just gently lower them to the floor and put a cool cloth on their heads especially if we’re in the middle of delivering the baby. 😂😂

I remember my first time i was waiting to get a epidural my partner was hugging me i looked up to him to see him crying and asked him why he was crying he said to me it was because i was in pain, he melted my heart at that moment.

The baby is born, but Iv’e ever seen a pass out boy 😂😂😂

Lol, its the way the doctor looks over and you can tell he's laughing and thinking "Oh he will be fine. I'm trying to deliver a baby over here."

Он хотя бы попытался!!)-уважуха за это

now he is a witness how strong women are 🤩😍

His ancestors never went to war

Normal people after seeing there baby: 🥰🥰🥺♥️♥️🥰😭😭 This guy: 💀💀🤓🤓👨🏻‍🦲👨🏻‍🦲🤧💉💉

I love the attention they paid to the boyfriend. Hope baby, mommy and daddy are doing okay.

I love how the nurse just knew and grabbed him. Lol 😂❤🎉

Wow, never seen anybody looking like they're about to died seeing a baby being born.

“Grandma, what did dad do when he first saw me” “He fainted”

Well his heart was in the right place.

el sexo fuerte!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 y dicen que nosotras somos el sexo débil???😏😏

He tried so hard not to fall ! Some guys can’t take it! Bless his heart and congratulation to you both!

May the Lord be with him he needs him