ugolinze123:

Remind me the name again

LarryBee1k:


I cried while reading your story. May God bless the kids.

BlissB:
umbilical cord, connects to the placenta

Semperty:
why was your thread trashed?
Proves I was right when I said you dont talk sensibly

cutewifey:
is it everyone that has a car in Nigeria, I really thank God we could get a bike at that time to the hospital cos I was already 10cm dilated, or else na to born for road o

Millenniumlady:
I wasn't the creator of that thread i had to call the mods so it can be deleted

Prudent5217:
I was right beside my wife when she gave birth to our son. Wasn’t funny at all really felt for her. The nurses chased me out before the baby came out. Stubborn me I still sneak in later . She had a cut and needed stitching when the doctors noticed that I was watching them stitch her. See me see chasing. “Oga you are not supposed to be here” I cannot come and miss anything. My woman still wonders till today what gave me the liver to stick around.

Millenniumlady:
Not yet married but when in labour I'll use that opportunity to deal with him for all his fu*k up and use labour as an excuse some of my friends do gist me what they did to their husband when they were in labour from beating to causing your papa your mama many that i cannot say here but it's so hilarious

EmmBim:
I always had easy labour that didn't take more than 30 minutes,my husband was lucky,either he was at work or about to join me in the hospital before I put to bed,smooth labour but my pregnancies were always war,for the first thremester,from one hospital to another,no cooking,no working,he was always the one bathing for me, cooking with some other house chores. Thank God,I'm done.

clemmonce:
People can exaggerate ..... Did you really cry ?? Naija and KARAMO....

Alennsar:
Whew your birth story has lighting my mood a bit so i will share mine.

My first delivery was a very tough one walahi it takes the grace of God for me not to lose my baby.

It started around some minutes to 6 that faithful day, i just prayed fajr prayer finished.
Immediately i stood to pack the prayer mat i realized that my water has broken so i told my husband to prepare and lets go to the hospital

I was checked and later sent home to do exercise for a few hours. But to be honest I can't do anything because the pain is unbearable. At some point my husband have to take me back to the hospital where I was given oxytocin. Oh my i wanted to run mad at that point,

Hubby had to start fanning me and begging me to control myself, the poor man has lost quite a lot of weight within 24 hours.

I later put to bed around 9pm that same day but my baby was very weak
It's the grace of God that actually safe her.

Fortunately i had another baby two years later but it was a hitch free delivery
My husband was not even around, he just came back to meet his bouncing baby waiting for him

IamgratefulLord:

I bless God for your testimony. I'm married and I don't have a child yet but by HIS grace I would have mine too and also pray for a safe delivery too.

LarryBee1k:


I cried while reading your story. May God bless the kids.

cutewifey:
Ah in the bedroom, how did u cope, was someone with u to help u out wit d labour process

IamgratefulLord:

I bless God for your testimony. I'm married and I don't have a child yet but by HIS grace I would have mine too and also pray for a safe delivery too.

ugolinze123:
It's not easy ooh at all untill you are married you will understand.

I took her twice to the hospital from the moment she started to complain and was restless but we're told it's not time yet even our EDD past but still..untill one faithful evening I came back from work and she showed me something like white fluid dropping from her thigh and she couldnt even move a muscle, o boy, na so I rush call my neighbour. Help me move her to the car and the worst part was my headlamp was bad so I don't drive at night, and it started raining heavily..I had to risk it with my trafficator on, she was just crying, only God saved us that night untill we got to the hospital...
So they took her in pulled her cloth, madam was just shouting she wants to pee, she wants to shit.they told her to do it there..she was beating the hell outta me shouting..I saw a different person inside my wife that day...the nurse was just saying saying something centimeter [/b]until I heard a burst and here she comes they continue telling her to push till I saw the head coming out menn. It was like a movie, [b]na so pikin just pull out with that thing that looks like a rope...my baby started crying after they turned her upside down and started doing the cleaning. I looked at madam and she was just as calm as nothing happened... I was the happiest man on Earth that day...especially the moment I carried her in my arms..

Nuel4:
The sight of my sister still disgust me till today
I remember when the nurse came out with clothes soaked in all kind of liquid.
Tuueeeh.
My wife will have to go to her mom or she and the child will forever be a constant source of nausea to me.
I no even like children sef

restore8:

But you be guy na?

femi4:
Why bike, he doesn't have a car?

ebujany:
if I be a man of God, by this time next year you and your hubby will celebrate the birth of your child

SweetCunt97:
Does every married man own a car? Some questions are best not asked.

weyreypey:
seems millenniumlady became shy

Bradiyung:
Wow

Iv been patiently reading every single story in this thread and i have come to a conclusion that I won't be with my wife at the labour room, my dad didn't do it now I understand why, I won't do it too.

So terrifying

Micology19:
Abag,, local man is confuse here... what is water everyone is talking about being broken

Millenniumlady:
Not yet married but when in labour I'll use that opportunity to deal with him for all his fu*k up and use labour as an excuse some of my friends do gist me what they did to their husband when they were in labour from beating to causing your papa your mama many that i cannot say here but it's so hilarious