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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by nikkflexible(f): 9:06am On Apr 23, 2020
adanny01:


I only witnessed my third baby's birth.

My wife was in school and writing exams around her EDD for the 1st one. My sister and a lecturer cousin were in the same school too. My wife also had her female 1st cousin as room mate. The plan was to call me and to travel 4hrs to her as soon as she felt a sign. The sign came around 8 pm and that exact time, I was seriously in distress and stranded with a dead fuel pump coming back from my village. So going to her was not even an option. I only got home 2am tired and passed out without the car, she gave birth 3am. I took off around 5am fixed the car around 8am, came back home and picked my mum and started the 4hr journey and arrived 12noon just after my wife wrote her last paper. So she went from labour room to exam hall and then started a 4hr journey back home.

The second was also and unfortunate miss. I was away across country on work, took my annual leave, booked a flight 1week before her EDD just so i can be there. I had packed my bags and ready for my 10am flight but she gave birth 2am some 8hrs b4 my flight. So i only made it to take them home. Coincidentally, my ex girlfriend was the Snr Nurse on duty that delivered my child (not funny). My wife is still angry because she expected her to give a VIP treatment but the girl was just dodging her and would show up when she was summoned by others.

I witnessed the third which was the record baby that came at 4.3kg. The shout from my wife was just sending shivers through my spine. Women dey try, I swear.

They are 8, 6 and almost 2.
I seriously want him to witness the 3rd and final one because oga too dey make mouth say "no shaking" Sebi it's just like shitting hard shit. grin cheesy. If the labor is not too painful sef, I will add jara and exaggerate the whole thing for him to know it's not easy grin

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by nikkflexible(f): 9:16am On Apr 23, 2020
johncreek:


I think it’s only in Africa where mother-in-law or wife’s mother needs to be around when the wife wants to deliver.
. They give the best care. They pamper you because they have passed through the stage and know what and how it feels. The stress that accompanies childbirth is on a whole new level, sleepless nights, baby crying at any little instance, most new mothers are naive when it comes to bathing newborns. Most new mothers even fall into depression (PTSD). So an elderly woman around is the best to be in charge

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by nikkflexible(f): 9:21am On Apr 23, 2020
restore8:
Please I have a question for the mothers....


They told me that many women, when in labor, the pain gets too much that they react emotionally.

They said they even insult thier husband.

Is there any truth in this?
Many women do it but it's not the best. I rather use the pain to bless my hubby and declare positively into the life of the baby coming because I believe whatever I say there with pain and agony either positive or negative will manifest and come to pass. I advise women against such, there is still life after labor and delivery

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by ashawopikin(m): 9:36am On Apr 23, 2020
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
that's why I respect mothers, it's not easy abeg
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by ashawopikin(m): 9:39am On Apr 23, 2020
emeijeh:
Where the ladies na?!
na slay queens full NL
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by holocron: 10:10am On Apr 23, 2020
LadyGCrueDKilaB:
He was right beside me and held my hands. He fainted when the baby started coming out grin and since then accorded me such huge levels of respect because what he saw in the labour ward that day ehn.... He still tells me till this day that women who give birth are such powerful creatures because for them to go through the whole birth process and come out alive is amazing. grin grin

Nonsense. Giving birth is natural to all mammals even without assistance, like the biblical Hebrew women. Abeg let us hear word.
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by PatBrisley: 10:15am On Apr 23, 2020
IamgratefulLord:

I bless God for your testimony. smiley 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. smiley

So shall it be..... Good news all the way in your household

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by TheArchangel(f): 10:33am On Apr 23, 2020
holocron:


Nonsense. Giving birth is natural to all mammals even without assistance, like the biblical Hebrew women. Abeg let us hear word.
lol.
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You can classify yourself as a mammal or animal or whatever you wish but how many of those animals have you heard that died during birth?? Naaa, only humans.

Biblical Hebrew women story was a lie told to prevent a calamity. Those women had given birth already but the midwives lied to Pharaoh.

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by IamgratefulLord(f): 10:38am On Apr 23, 2020
[quote author=PatBrisley post=88757838]

So shall it be..... Good news all the way in your household [/quote
Amen! I pray especially for my husband o!
smiley
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by IamgratefulLord(f): 10:42am On Apr 23, 2020
nikkflexible:
. You shall testify very soon smiley
I will o. Many thanks dear smiley smiley
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Gentlesoul96(m): 10:45am On Apr 23, 2020
Sheriman:
I Love this Thread so Mother plenty for Nairaland like this.. May God bless you all.. I dey feel like say make I go impregnate my girlfriend make she kuku be my wife completely

Honestly, same here but their is no steady source of income yet.... � �
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by djmadridal: 11:32am On Apr 23, 2020
I'm coming back soon
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by majestique(f): 12:11pm On Apr 23, 2020
Sixfeetbelle:



grin grin grin @ the bold.

But you did again, didn't you?

grin for where? Baby is just 14 months old but to be sincere each time I see a pregnant woman I feel like getting pregnant again.

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Geminvert(m): 12:16pm On Apr 23, 2020
I read every single reasonable comment on here smiling with teary eyes,to all the mothers and potential mothers out there,I love you and God bless you,I literally imagined what it will be like to have my own child with the love of my life.
I'm definite I'll cry the moment I see the flesh of my flesh, knowing that I and the Love of my life came together to form that child will be the happiest day of my life.
The bond will become stronger than ever coz you imagine two Humans creating another human? it's simple but it beats my imagination.
To all the Top tier clowns out here clowning there is no gain in portraying yourself like a ludicrous dumb fvck on the internet,you might think you're forming hard but real hard men are not scared to show empathy or emotions because their respect and actions speak for them,you have serious self esteem issues to deal with and I hope you get help soon.

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by candy2016(f): 3:49pm On Apr 23, 2020
djojo:
What a nice topic.

Women are trying but immediately you start praising them their head will start swelling.

I could remember the day, i do give kudos to my wife because from the very first day to the last day of her pregnancy she do go to work and with the stress of work and even the traffic from ketu to shomolu every blessed day she never missed a day at work.

We both went to work on that faithful day and i got hope lil late on a Wednesday night, we talked about it how she was feeling and she said she was fine and we both went to bed, but around 12am she work me up that she is feeling somehow, I immediately called our nurse and ask her if the sign means delivery and she said since that is her first it might be, immediately my mind wasn’t settled but as a man I don’t want her to notice but i just used courage to control myself and i went to do ablution and pray to Allah for save delivery.

The nurse couldn’t sleep too though she wasn’t close to us but is is always calling and given me word of encouragement that first timer won’t come so fast like that and when is is 5am we both went to the hospital.

Around 9am noting yet happened but this time the doctor has examined her and put his hand inside to check the head of the baby and she came outside to meet me again, i was surprised again to see her cos the doctor told her to be walking up and down, i just left for my work for me to put somethings in place and i told her i will soon be back.

I got back around 12pm yet nothing as happened but the matron have asked of me immediately i got there they gave me a paper to go and get the drug which i got and still went back to work but i was always communicating with her on phone and non of our staffs notice something is happen cos i was calm and even made jokes but within me I couldn’t focus.

To cut the long story short i got back to the hospital and she as been moved to labour room but the doctor still gave me something to go and buy cos they dont av that medicine in the hospital , maybe that thing is something that they want to give her or insert to force the baby out i dont really know, about 45mins while i was still walking around for the drug she just called me to come that she have delivered.

Delivery isn’t something easy even during pregnancy woman experience many difficulties, and it makes me wonder how did those that gives birth to 10 children made it cos my grandmother gave birth to 10children, they will experience difficulty during pregnancy and during birth yet they keep on having many babies

Almighty God is the only one who can give answer to that cos doctors are only trying.

. i once asked my grandma about those who had 10 to 14 children, but she said olorun ma fi igbagbe si meaning God use to make them forget it somehow...(d pain of labor)

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by addicted268(f): 4:45pm On Apr 23, 2020
I didn't tell him cos he can panic for Africa cheesy

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by StandardJohn(m): 6:26pm On Apr 23, 2020
I'm not a woman but the day i got to witness my late sis give birth, i learnt to respect and treat women with much care. the pains alone is heart breaking. kudos to every women out there.

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Nobody: 6:41pm On Apr 23, 2020
ghettochild:

Was born keh??, no be born anymore.. Na, was carried out u suppose use
Lol.... carried out sef dey grin grin grin
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Mizwisdom(f): 7:45pm On Apr 23, 2020
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

I was also worried when you said you climbed bike during labour. Don't try it again, it's not good



PS: Why didn't. I find this topic interesting

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by DivineTurnAroun(f): 9:37pm On Apr 23, 2020
Hmmmm wonderful thread
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Benevento(m): 9:41pm On Apr 23, 2020
Mizwisdom:


I was also worried when you said you climbed bike during labour. Don't try it again, it's not good



PS: Why didn't. I find this topic interesting
Because you're simply opposite of your moniker.

Or

Barren.


What a dunderhead.

Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Raalsalghul: 10:04pm On Apr 23, 2020
Ibrahiimo:
BABY MAMAS are not allowed to speak a WORD on this TOPIC

if your HUSBAND never paid your BRIDE PRICE, you better keep quiet

This TOPIC is for LEGITIMATE married WOMEN whom their Husbands paid for their BRIDE PRICE

if you know you gave BIRTH out of WEDLOCK, please respect yourself and don't UTTER a word, because whatever you say would be used AGAINST YOU

You just had to shatter the table. cheesy
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Swinger60(f): 12:48am On Apr 24, 2020
Oshlander:
Interesting thread.

Kudos to all mothers.

I'm praying to experience delivery with my wife too, but pregnancy first. 7years expecting.

May God answer our prayers.
Eya, I say Amen and Amen to your prayer.

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by cutewifey: 2:28am On Apr 24, 2020
Mizwisdom:


I was also worried when you said you climbed bike during labour. Don't try it again, it's not good



PS: Why didn't. I find this topic interesting
Wot wud u av done if u were in my shoes?, wud u rather take the bike being the only means of transportation u could get around 4am in ur street or stay by the roadside or in the house and give birth there without any prior experience of childbirth because u don't want to climb a bike, my sister I bet u won't even know when u will jump on the bike so u can get it done with

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Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by medexico(m): 3:25pm On Apr 24, 2020
I am not married but I'm scared of those days to come, I can never stay in the labour room. I am too scared.
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Nobody: 5:25pm On Apr 26, 2020
Millenniumlady:
Whose pics is that on your profile
it's not like that. It's not as easy as you think to make such drastic decisions.
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Millenniumlady(f): 5:26pm On Apr 26, 2020
Descortes:
it's not like that. It's not as easy as you think to make such drastic decisions.
You where just sounding like i meant nothing to you
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Nobody: 5:26pm On Apr 26, 2020
Millenniumlady:
Whose pics is that on your profile
the job in ph was cleared for my by my uncle who works there. It's a top job. A high paying one
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Millenniumlady(f): 5:29pm On Apr 26, 2020
Descortes:
the job in ph was cleared for my by my uncle who works there. It's a top job. A high paying one
If you truly want me you need to sacrifice that job and come to Lagos to stay tell your uncle to look for a new one here in lagos
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Nobody: 5:34pm On Apr 26, 2020
Millenniumlady:
If you truly want me you need to sacrifice that job and come to Lagos to stay tell your uncle to look for a new one here in lagos
LMAO. you will dump piko for me?
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Millenniumlady(f): 5:39pm On Apr 26, 2020
Descortes:
LMAO. you will dump piko for me?
Piiko takes care of me financially he gives me more than i ask for but i bet with your kind and caring attitude you'll provide for me more than he does but it's not easy for me to leave Piiko cause it's been three years since we're together unless you step your game up and surpass what he have done.......So this ball is in your court if you want me to leave Piiko you need to prove yourself
Re: Mothers, How Did Your Husband React When You Were In Labour? by Nobody: 5:42pm On Apr 26, 2020
Millenniumlady:
Piiko takes care of me financially he gives me more than i ask for but i bet with your kind and caring attitude you'll provide for me more than he does but it's not easy for me to leave Piiko cause it's been three years since we're together unless you step your game up and surpass what he have done.......So this ball is in your court if you want me to leave Piiko you need to prove yourself
grin grin

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