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It’s funny you say that -before reading this comment I was thinking Justin is a male version of Amanda. Something similar about them. 💕

Why did Amanda leave? Iv been wondering

@@devhopegI believe she moved

I agree. I love everyone but Justin is the voice of reason we need, like Nick but in a very gentle way ❤

Justin and Amanda together would’ve been so elite!

I’ll never unsee Sandoval as an egg now 😅

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Epidurals have fentanyl among many other reasons not to get one. Do research and not just tick tock research. Best of luck in your journey ❤

Exactly. She literally said “have you ever been told you look like a celebrity?” So he obv wasn’t the one to bring it up

I thought I missed an episode when they were talking about that

Agree 👏🏼 she was extremely clingy, and she turns on the tears to manipulate people. If you have to ask for constant validation, then honey, you need to go to therapy because you should not need constant validation.

Got the ick with him ranting about how the epidural wasn’t that bad

It’s the same thing lol

No it is a lawsuit thing. Because then, if patients bring their own food, and then something happens, we're not liable because we can't physically stop them from bringing their own food. All we can do is enforce our own policy.

My favorite episode!!! You two are precious! I loved hearing your recounts of events! Welcome River ❤

I think they show that they meet in the preview for the upcoming episodes!

@@smp0421nick says “I was not shocked to find out nothing happens between jimmy and Jessica once they met” which we don’t know yet from the episodes we’ve seen

I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!

@@OffToParis88I think he gets the episodes in advance for the podcasting so I’m wondering if it was a slip !!

Nick please clarify!

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And Nick was right they really give you like no information

Absolutely! I chose to go unmedicated and it was the best decision for me! And I’m a registered nurse so was educated on the matter-not anti-medicine. Ended up having the most calm, quiet & beyond beautiful unmedicated birth in a hospital and unlike Nick, I asked myself “why do people not consider unmedicated labours and deliveries?”, lol! It was the worst pain I could have ever imagined but again, I prepared & practiced how to handle it so I didn’t even make a single sound during the entire labour and delivery-just breathing through it and it was calm & extremely empowering. I’m not saying epidurals are evil; just saying that not having them can be just as, if not more calming and beautiful with the right prep and the right person. I walked myself to the bathroom 2 hours after skin to skin and wasn’t stuck with a foley or an IV; recovery was much more smooth than what I’ve usually seen after epidurals. Also from my nursing experience I knew unmedicated births had far less chances of complications with baby’s breathing, low blood pressure, long labours, long pushing times, and chances of unplanned c-sections. It’s unfortunate Nick and Natalie were not told anything (good or bad) about epidurals before labour and it’s also sad that many people aren’t aware of how calm an unmediated birth can be. I’m so glad their experience was beautiful and I couldn’t be happier for these two sweet souls!

@@tamedspacehonestly, your comment sounds a little self righteous. I had an epidural, and both labours were super calm and peaceful, next to no pain and I was up going to the bathroom and showering less than 2 hours after labour. There were Zero complications with either baby (or myself), wasn’t stuck with an IV walking around, and I didn’t have to deal with experiencing the worst pain of my life just to be able to come on KZfaq (and I can only assume in every other part of your life) and brag about having an unmedicated birth🙄

⁠​⁠​⁠@@greyjade5501 That was actually my very first KZfaq comment and I say this to show that if my intention was to be self-righteous and to “brag on KZfaq”, I would have taken every opportunity to share my experience and “show off about something millions of people have done 🤔”, under every epidural birth video out there for the past two years. Your experience sounds amazing, but it’s not as common for many who give birth with epidurals vs not; I know this first hand from my work in Labour & Delivery. What you and I experienced though in terms of no catheters, being mobile fast etc, is practically the norm for unmediated births and that’s what I was trying to pass in my comment. That it can be peaceful too without an epidural. I’ve seen a lot that can go left (obviously for both unmediated and medicated labours), and for medicated ones, it’s usually a cascade effect from epidurals resulting in unplanned C-sections. You don’t have to believe it; it’s my work experience. Again, I clearly mentioned that I don’t think epidurals are evil; I’d be crazy to think that knowing what they offer not just during labour but for common surgeries. I just chose a different path and it thankfully turned out well that I’m willing to share, and that’s not self-righteousness. I shared this because I know some people just have extremely negative views about giving birth unmedicated, the same way Nick explained that they had negative views about epidurals. It shouldn’t have been so for them, and if my comment can be the first time someone hears about a peaceful unmedicated birth, then great! I hope this clarifies that.

Totally! I’m 40 so I’ve been watching nick since his original bachelor days. So happy for them 💚

I Love being a new part of the household!❤