100 Years of Pregnancy | Allure

Take a look back at the last hundred years of pregnancy, from pregnancy advice from the 1910s and maternity corsets of the 1930s, to the popularity of prenatal vitamins in the 1980s and studies about the efficacy of vitamin E cream for stretch marks in the 2000s.
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[@AiraAngelaRaja]

Rapunzel's mother must've had the severest heartburn

[@vincyyy2413]

Aria Alegna lol

[@saskia2552]

yea she was dying in childbirth aha (edit) that wasn't supposed to come out as funny!

[@malloryfallon6394]

Lolll

[@thatbuzzgirl]

No wonder the mom felt so sick. What if she wasnt sick at all and it was just heartburn and coincidentally the heartburn stopped after she drank the flower soup.

[@tin_t12n80]

Probably why she needed that flower LOL

[@gracefitzpatrick6343]

“advised them to not think of ugly people” IM 😂😂

[@sophielinfitt6670]

dang my mom messed up then

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

Just don't let them think of me

[@actuallyNo...]

yea, it's tru...it's still a thing in places where superstitions rule. MANY people are highly S upersticious...and in villages or even modern towns or cities in certain regions where people think that way, it's still a very real concept(not just, "oh , don't look at ugly people" , but all kinds of things ranging from don't allow yourself to hear certain types of music-like leave if it's playing; All the way to, "don't think about unclean thoughts" for more than a few mins a day, if at all). You'd probly be surprised the things people tell to and make preggos actually do and/or say....lol.

[@actuallyNo...]

Itzel Montalvo oh, please. lol.

[@asyariri3396]

In my country its still a thing that all moms believe until now! 😂😂

[@undercover_idiot]

This video was posted 9 months ago. I say that like I'm expecting something.

[@mshotcounselor]

The Caped Watermelon 🤣😂

[@bubblehank3412]

ikr all the comments say 9 months ago 😂

[@jesssclownn]

@uwu uwu i dont understand what

[@jesssclownn]

@uwu uwu oh im dumb lmao

[@Lune_bxddie]

@uwu uwu omg I catched on lol 😂 duh

[@iamsueshii8529]

I like how at the end they showed at what stage each model is at in pregnancy. Nice!

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

I thought that was special and showed they really were in case ppl couldn't tell. It'll be something they can share with their kiddos. Look, dear, your first KZbin video!

[@BrandyTexas214]

Well it would support your belly too though, which I think would feel kinda good to me right now

[@lila3498]

the frog one tho

[@carissanami5824]

@@elizabethnavarre7972 awww so cute

[@amyshoemaker8430]

@@elizabethnavarre7972 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIHMo6mQr6x5eKc

[@idiotmartsu1182]

Cant believe being pregnant was called a "condition" that needed to be hidden

[@SadCowPoke]

My doctor told me at the end of a visit “Your diagnosis is the pregnancy condition.” Seriously just happened in the beginning of September. Peculiar choice of wording. But a funny inside joke my spouse and I have now!

[@Ataralas]

My grandmother told me that when her grandmother was younger, when a lady was visibly pregnant she didn't go to church and it was said that "she got down" simply being stuffy church biddy code for "she was about to give birth, but anything suggesting private parts is vulgar so we say weird crap instead."

[@VasilikiTzalachanihappy]

Believe it is true! My mum was pregnant with me during the middle of 1999 and everyone from my dad's village told her to hide her pregnancy because telling everyone will cause her to suffer miscarriage. I was born dead and brought back to life and my grand-aunt never let my mum forget it. Then her daughter, my aunt and godmother hid her pregnancy as she was told and she suffered a painful miscarriage and she couldn't ask for help because she feared that if whatever she was feeling wasn't already a miscarriage she would jinx it. My cousin Dimitris-Antonis was born without anyone telling us about it one day we got it the mail an invite to my cousin's baptism. She did the same thing with her first son, George-Stilianos too! Although I saw her during the beginning of her pregnancy and suspected it and I was right, I was the one who told my parents and we managed to save up money to be able to buy him a present and have money for the trip otherwise we would have been broke by the time his baptism would have come around. My mum was pregnant with my sister in 2004 and because she had already lost my brother as a stillborn she tried the whole "don't tell no one" technique yet by the time she was 5 months she stopped feeling ridiculous denying it since there was a belly and i was talking to the belly plus I wouldn't shut up about me becoming a big sister to anyone who had ears! 😂😂😂😂 So, believe that superstitions still have a strong hold in some parts of the world...Oh! FYI I'm Greek.

[@doornroosje4695]

Yesss..... And that the word pregnant was to vulgar for on a tvshow

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

In the town my mom is from in Mexico, the pregnant women had to wear these decorative aprons that "hid" their bellies. Lol

[@emmaforde3745]

Props to them for using pregnant women for models and actually starting 100 years ago

[@SecondEvilEx]

Is there a behind-the-scenes video or something?

[@criticalhard]

i want 1900's tho.

[@Elizabeth-xx5yo]

They could of put fake bellies on them

[@sentienttapioca5409]

@@Elizabeth-xx5yo The one in her underwear is most certainly pregnant, so it's likely that the rest are, too.

[@gumisora]

@@Elizabeth-xx5yo they are pregnant already, this is why they put the "credits" as their pregnancy week

[@shironana420]

Damn.. My mom must’ve thought of all the ugly people in the world.

[@-lilia-1129]

Melanie uWU Dam your that oLd Wowie

[@shironana420]

- Lilia - im 12 but k bud

[@-lilia-1129]

Melanie uWU I’m -12 too “bud”

[@whynot6353]

Stop complaining Be happy she didn’t think of the reeper

[@shironana420]

xXsxhraXx Can you like, Not take jokes?

[@HellionInAHoopSkirt]

Um. I just want know about the 4% of pregnant women that sleep comfortably...

[@truvy_5544]

I'm probably in the 4% I only was have back pain from sitting in like cars for too long. But laying down ah yes

[@usa-nk5sl]

i was one of 4% indeed i loved sleeping so much in pregnancy felt awesome

[@meadowgailer5659]

@@truvy_5544 I slept fine

[@Realshugarbaby]

Omg my husband takes care of our toddler at night and I wake up early to let him sleep in the morning. He's always like : how are you so tired? You sleep all night... WRONG. I wake up to pee 100 times, all my joints hurt, my legs hurt, my belly hurts, and I have heartburn. He says I should use the time left before the baby comes to sleep. Yeah, right, I'm trying! 😂

[@LeBronsUnicorn]

@@Realshugarbaby Omg right! Everything aches!

[@devilconcrete2699]

It's crazy to think that there was a time where you had to guess if you were pregnant or not 😖😨

[@yasminex1383]

the ancient egyptians had it down tho

[@sofiabravo1994]

squishy potato I know but there was also a point in time in the old days were women used bleach to find out if they were pregnant it’s pretty accurate it works for me unfortunately I lost my second pregnancy early but it’s funny how people use these homemade experiments to find out if they were expecting

[@anisa0]

Yasmine X wasn’t it like u get certain seeds and pee on them and if it grow or not u pregnant. The Egyptians had everything down tbh😂😂👏👏

[@ashleewyngaard1455]

squishy potato I don't get my period, so that wouldn't be a sign for me 😂 I'd only realise when I'm like 5 months. Before that I'd just think I was eating too much lol

[@kitteekittee4010]

@@sofiabravo1994 sorry for your loss

[@WhatsNextIWonder]

There was no actual mention that during the late 1940s through the 1960s being pregnant was considered embarrassing. My grandmother used to go grocery shopping later at night when she was pregnant because she didn’t want anyone to know. Women were shamed for those 9 months because of their bump.

[@CEDL4072]

Interesting....

[@user-ny4tu7cm8s]

People where so stupid. We all came from our mother . It's how people create . How can somebody be ashamed for something natural?

[@tiffanifarrington4039]

Because ooooh! Every one knows.... She had..... SEXXXXX!!!!!!! 😂😂😂

[@user-ny4tu7cm8s]

@@tiffanifarrington4039 HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

[@gracytoyschultz4416]

Aw why? The baby bump is awesome there's a cute little human growing inside of there! 😃

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

100 years of pargant 100 years of gregnant 100 years of pergenat 100 years of pregananant 100 years of pergnut 100 years of prgrnant

[@moonrabbit815]

*no stop*

[@amirahstevenson4675]

wiLLiam lol! You forgot pregonatnat

[@charlotteisacat8712]

Pergent

[@lelechim]

OYE MI PREGÓN

[@just_somebody0]

100 years of pregonate

[@Amethyzts]

its a surprise babies made that far in the 50's and 60's when mothers were drowning in vodka and diet pills.

[@charcboiylabagir7194]

and smoking cigarettes all day

[@flythrive6633]

Right now thats a string generation

[@faldasrojas4636]

No wonder boomers are unhinded

[@beth9137]

@@faldasrojas4636 lmao

[@gonnacry442]

Not entirely I suppose, I think it was the time when babies with deformities were common and bc of that, many died young but yeah, it's a surprise they were even born.

[@AnekoFoxx]

“pregnant” was too vulgar for television, but we’re the “too sensitive” generation. lol

[@KayyMarc]

Aneko Foxx YESSSSS!!!!

[@keylimetea]

Lmao back then they were more conservative it was normal.

[@benita8856]

That's what I keep saying. It's just that men get backlash more than they did before and I think they don't know how to deal anymore

[@emilychristine7059]

Lol yeah for real.

[@annenoel4171]

Right 😒 I’m saying

[@beatrizevelbauer7479]

For some reason I can't stop watching this "100 years of ..." videos

[@kenziea2002]

Beatriz Evelbauer same

[@macintoshhjball4686]

Same they are very informational

[@Grodman5]

@@macintoshhjball4686 Most of them are inaccurate. It's clear they didn't have a historical expert when making the videos.

[@Kat-Parada]

Same here

[@IslandOfShanice]

Me either

[@jessicaa4531]

" the same elevated hormones that caused mom's heartburn also give her baby lustrous hair " That baby doll's hair though😂😂

[@miracleshappen6453]

jessica aguirre 😂

[@cosmicfairy777]

"Advertised to not think of ugly people so they can make beautiful babies" Well mom. Ya should of listened

[@Fiercewhisp08]

What about not thinking of unstable people so you can make functioning people? If that was advice, then my mom lied about being a listener.

[@beepbeep360]

@@Fiercewhisp08 s a m e

[@majohhnson13]

00:52 The saddest attempt at knitting I’ve ever seen. 😂

[@asunahusama]

Lol ikr ? I know how to knit and crochet and I was looking at what she was doing like hmmm ?? What the hell is she doing ? 😂😂

[@technochocolate123]

Yeah that was super awkward. She's grinning like a crazy person while just wiggling the yarn around

[@GeekyFandomslover]

That's an accurate representation of what I would look like trying to knit 😂

[@gumisora]

Hahahahahagahaha I think the same

[@ananya6627]

Just playing with the yarn 😂😂

[@BethGoth15]

Breastfeeding, apparently, wasn't encouraged back in the 60s. When my nan had my mum, the doctor prescribed pills to stop lactation. My nan insisted she was going to breastfeed and the doctor was just flabbergasted.

[@oliviavanzimmerman7995]

@Kat Wilson Propaganda? What "propaganda"? The worldwide recognised fact, factual after years of research, that breast milk is healthier for the baby?

[@KaliDurga108]

@Kat Wilson i hope your baby isnt as stupid as you

[@daisyjane8588]

Yes. Medically speaking and maternally... breastfeeding is ideal. But.... there are many reasons why many women cant or wont breastfeed and that is perfectly fine as well. I mean my mother gave birth to me at the age of 42. In her own words "my ducts were dust baby girl. It just wasnt gonna happen" So I was a formula baby. And I not only turned out just fine health wise, I am a highly intelligent and independent, happy woman who plans to formula feed her children as well due to my inverted nipples.

[@LHayes-zu9cm]

And now new moms are bullied into continuing to try no matter how poorly it works. Even if your kid can't latch right, regardless of getting all sorts of help from professional lactation consultants, and loses a ton of weight. Even if you're blistering and bruising and bleeding. Even if your kids' spit up is dark pink from ingesting so much blood. Even if the pain of it makes you break out in a cold sweat every time your kid acts hungry, and you cry from the pain as you try to feed/pump. Nope, breast is best, therefore if you don't, you're basically abusing your child. Sorry, future kids, unless things radically change with my body, you're getting formula. I was a formula baby, and I'm perfectly healthy. (No shame or hate for those for whom it worked, I'm happy for you, but the nutritional difference between breastmilk and formula is not worth the fear and excruciating pain 10-12 times a day. Moms have needs, too. We still matter.)

[@SarahBevElizabeth]

L. Hayes did you get your babies tie revised?

[@rad-ishradish9665]

MEN giving advice to pregnant WOMEN Alright then wtf

[@UnknownUser-xw5qw]

Probably have a medical degree and know what they are talking about?

[@rad-ishradish9665]

Unknown User Yeah, but they probably have more information on the male body type as there were more male doctors back in the day

[@UnknownUser-xw5qw]

@@rad-ishradish9665 I think the doctor studies on both genders, just like modern days. But maybe.

[@rad-ishradish9665]

Unknown User Yeah you so have a great point, yet the disgusting thing is that they were gender-biased back then

[@babyyoda4279]

Men should never have an opinion on a woman's pregnancy. They do not know anything about it and it's HER choice and body. PERIOD.

[@andreasmith335]

Pregnancy was a "vulgar" word???? Wonder how they would feel about the term "knocked up" 🤣🤣

[@anywaythewindblows8912]

Andrea Smith they’ll used ‘expecting’

[@StrawberryAqua]

It meant to wake someone.

[@kaitlyndoucet2151]

Bun in the oven!

[@cheriehawthorne9246]

@@kaitlyndoucet2151 How about "in the family way".

[@lalawawa8879]

The word “pregnancy” was too vulgar? Thank god we’re over that

[@kayb6850]

+TheCultLeader In Chief not really

[@user-lt8lu7qg7t]

@TheCultLeader In Chief yeah, in which world are you living again?

[@MintPro47]

Im gonna say a bad word P r e g n a n t P e r i o d s

[@vixyvelasquez9898]

TheCultLeader In Chief why do u have to bring this up ? It’s unnecessary hate . You got serious issues . 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄

[@suzettekath9860]

Tell that to Queen Elizabeth II.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodfa8051]

*Reads title* bUt yEr onLY sUppOsEd tO bE pRegNanT fOr 9 mOnths

[@honeymelon_b]

Serenity jt ME LMAOOOO

[@swagirl7072]

SAME BRO

[@theapelau1842]

Hahah stupid lol

[@thatonecandor]

Omg LOOOL

[@alissarblx4474]

Maximal 10 if more ...bye life

[@lilweedsea]

60s Doctors: Don’t worry alcohol is fine Pregnant lady: Alright Baby: *HeLp* Doctor: Well that seems like it’s your fault why would you do that? Lady: Wtf

[@karizmak5425]

🤣🤣

[@revanj3038]

Sad but true, back then before 90s women always being judged by men in every aspects.

[@LadyCoyKoi]

@@revanj3038 What world do you live in? Women are still judged by men in every aspect even to this day.

[@username9885]

Revan J we still are sometimes

[@username9885]

Revan J but it's not as bad as it was before I'm glad I wasn't alive in the 1900s

[@JK-up7ng]

2:17 '' too late honey, but thanks''

[@StrawberryAqua]

J K Just in case breastfeeding doesn’t prevent another pregnancy for you.

[@bridgettmccraw2933]

Now if we could normalize breastfeeding..

[@missuschainsaw]

Bridgett Mccraw OMG your name is spelled the right way! Two t’s no e, we exist!

[@MacabreAfterparty]

@Agatha jay most of the women demonized aren't even nude and you can't even see anything. They're feeding their kids.

[@digitaldrvgs]

@Agatha jay some babies won't eat under blankets or from bottles, also maybe I don't wanna see you eat either? Guess you better eat on the bathroom

[@digitaldrvgs]

@Agatha jay also should cows and pigs and dogs and cats and goats and every other mammal wear a bra?? No?? Can men show there nipple?? Yes?? Why are human woman any difference than every other species and sex

[@digitaldrvgs]

@Agatha jay yew, we shouldn't wear clothes actually, it's undoing nature and (if you're religious) covering what god created, also for woman is better because her ACTUAL sexual body parts need to air out because warm moist places is wear bacteria grows

[@MarcieMoo97]

Would've loved to see the end of the video but unfortunately the advertisement for the next video blocked everything 😑

[@fatimaaaliyah8087]

Next time if it happens just slightly pull down the video

[@adeho789]

@@fatimaaaliyah8087 Whoa, thanks for the tip. It always annoys me that so often we can't watch the end of clips due to advertisements for other videos.

[@l0v3lyniaa]

@@fatimaaaliyah8087 THANK YOU!

[@manibashafiq7459]

yessss

[@bnaevans]

@@fatimaaaliyah8087 GOD BLESS YOU FATIMA!!! You have no idea how many times I've been driven CRAZY because I get all the way through a video & then I can't see the end!!! WELL NO MORE KZbin, NO MORE!!! WOO!!! 🤗💃👏 (I probably WAY too happy about this, but seriously, it was drivin' me nuts!)

[@brixhildajaku6046]

The fact that this is uploaded 9 months ago from now makes it ironic😂😂

[@kittytriestoanimate8881]

Brixhilda Jaku lmao 😂

[@amber-dn5jk]

loooool

[@lilymcclure2410]

Yeah actually.

[@Someone-tm4qq]

And this comment was 9 months ago😂

[@saritaart2103]

@@Someone-tm4qq this comment was almost 9 months ago....

[@mariamk1952]

*frogs have left the chat offended*

[@username9885]

Poor frogs

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

rabbits even more offended they were forgotten...and killed

[@CircusRunaway-vi1rv]

I was about to be like did everyone really forget about the frogs in the comments lol

[@TinLizzie-uc1jw]

0:51 that is definitely not how you’re supposed to knit...

[@caviartastetunabudget9037]

I HAD TO SCROLL FOR FAR TOO LONG TO FIND A COMMENT THAT ADDRESSED THIS!

[@Th3_m0st_forgettable_g1rl]

I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT SAYING THAT!

[@elliieeify3796]

OH YES! THANK YOU!!

[@jupies.2538]

Elliieeify ?

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Pregnancy brain! :)

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

I'm glad pregnancy is not considered something you have to hide anymore like it used to be! It's a natural and truly beautiful thing!

[@sophies8573]

BlueSwampyCraft well using the bathroom is perfectly natural as well, yet I don’t see any videos on that topic being made. No one other than you, your husband or doctor should have to care about your body.

[@6thgraderfriends]

The main reason people hid their pregnancies for so long was because miscarriages and stillbirths were so common, not really because people were ashamed of babies or a mom's body. Before recent times we really didn't know the cause of many miscarriages because we didn't have technology to figure that out. Even now many women wait until they're 13+ weeks along before saying anything because miscarriages before then are just so common.

[@Skeksistential-crisis]

Y’all really just gonna leave out the whole thalidomide crisis like that wasn’t a big thing that affected pregnant women?? 🤔

[@kellymarsh9814]

Most affected were in other countries. I think this was talking about the US

[@melodyconner6333]

It was sold in 46 countries but not in the US. It didn’t get FDA approved. Despite that an estimated 40 babies were born with thalidomide related deformities in the US, according to the New York Times, and a quick google search.

[@kristinonline4647]

Maybe because this video is focused on the U.S. Thalidomide was banned there before it even came on the market I'm pretty sure.

[@user-kk3nk5zf9s]

I remember that i was once in Paris with my father and a man walked and had an arm much shorter than the other and his fingers were all deformed, it must've been in 2011 or something and the man looked like he was in his 30s.

[@username9885]

Yikes I forgot about that

[@gonnacry442]

I don't get why they had to hide pregnancy when it's a time where the mom-to-be looks absolutely gorgeous. Idk there's just something so warm and wonderful when you see someone carrying new life.

[@fennecfoxfanatic]

Wow imagine being pregnant for one hundred years!

[@lucematt335]

That's one overripe baby

[@alimag515]

outlander be like

[@LuckeyWlas]

I'm just in the 5th month and I'm going crazy. I prefer not to imagine 😦

[@shilatozier4254]

Congratulations!

[@boyofroyo]

Your profile pic would be my reaction

[@terraliken]

Crazy how misogynistic and oppressive the 50s were. Pregnant was considered a vulgar word? My my how times have changed (for the better.)

[@melodramaticdragon5826]

Crazier still that some blokes actually want to go back to that mess of a time.

[@hamarmslynnreid608]

melodramatic dragon some females do, too.

[@mori5271]

@@hamarmslynnreid608 they are brainwashed😂

[@forliberty1805]

Back then men didn't enter the birthing room either.

[@randomuploadsism]

@@forliberty1805 they'd be in the waiting room handing out cigars! If there at all.

[@kyleeaguilar8892]

😂 That lady pretending to knit is hilarious.

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

Kylee Aguilar I didn’t think she was doing it right! 😆

[@kyleeaguilar8892]

Hehe, but its okay. We don't have to know how to do everything exactly right all the time. 😉

[@cutestgirlintown]

just fiddling with some yarn and knitting needles that's the way to knit lol

[@itsjanay7865]

They forgot “increased amount of teen pregnancies” in 2010s

[@miaumiau115]

ItsJanay Umm... teen pregnancies are decreasing

[@LM-ix7pk]

morgz biggest fan ever That is true among the general population but in certain areas, teen pregnancies are still on the high in some areas. Like homelessness overall is lowering but it is still increasing in places like NYC & LA

[@SpongeB00b_is_a_savage]

ItsJanay like “16 and pregnant” and “teen mom”

[@ReplyGuy22345]

That’s a common misconception, but teen pregnancies have decreased in the 2010s

[@Mandaxx25]

They're falling actually. They also have always been a thing.

[@XUrbanSimsX]

I had no heartburn with my first son and he had more hair than I did lol second son I had heartburn and he was balder than a cue ball. Not sure how true it is but I loved the video!

[@emilywest9836]

Omg, hi Jenn!

[@amandacampo3199]

Oh my god never expected to spot a wild Jen in her natural KZbin habit.

[@shaunacybrown]

Amanda Campo lol I was like “Jen?”

[@Tiamiabia]

It doesn't have to be hair on the head it can also be body hair. My daughter had hairy little shoulders lol and a head full of hair

[@pninasimmer5723]

Hi Jenn!!! Love you

[@mandeysandey108]

You Should call this „ 100 years of Pregnancy in AMERICA“

[@iaintmichaeljackson9587]

True that.

[@aanya3248]

Yess!

[@Tempocomjesus__]

******North America

[@username9885]

Yeah these videos are based in the usa/thr west

[@thahliaputhiyaveettil]

Beatriz A. Moraes by America they mean the USA, you're talking about North America, which is the continent where America is located in.

[@qwertstrewq5911]

"Pregnant women are told 'not to think of ugly people' If they want to have beautiful children" *Removes every mirror in house*

[@user-ky5dy2sg5u]

I just think it’s wonderful how being pregnant and giving birth is simply and beautifully the most natural thing in the world.

[@aylazelanagrebiel3210]

Also the 1960’s and end of the 1950’s saw the detrimental effects of the drug Thalidomide, which caused severe birth defects and stillbirths!!

[@cheesecakelasagna]

I literally get chills when I first read about it.

[@KikiMeowKitty]

Ayla Zelana Grebiel YES! I was thinking of this. It was huge. Surprised they didn’t mention it.

[@sh5009]

@@KikiMeowKitty They probably didn't mention it since it may be a sensitive topic for some people

[@cheesecakelasagna]

S H lol. I'd pick knowledge/awareness/education about something over sensitivity in which leads to suppression of information.

[@KikiMeowKitty]

S H so that would be sensitive but the effects of drinking alcohol while pregnant isn’t? Which they did mention. Don’t think that was it aha.

[@BritRose]

My grandma didn’t know my mom was a twin until two days before she went into labor (this was 1952). Could you imagine??? I am pregnant right now and I’m even amazed at even the updated equipment that I have that my sister didn’t have with my niece 11 years ago!

[@juliechildress8905]

In 1953, my grandmother experienced a similar scenerio with fraternal twin boys.

[@melmel99]

I love how when I discover this video, it says 'uploaded *9 months* ago'

[@charelledraws7923]

Welcome back to another episode of *What's In My Recommended?*

[@k.g.donathan6271]

Not even pregnant, but I NEED that pillow.

[@gillianwills9049]

They're amazing if you have back issues, restless leg syndrome, you snore or get acid reflux... Highly recommended xXx

[@HotEatTheFood]

I'm surprised they didn't mention Thalidomide

[@cloudquest8006]

I think it's because the effects of thalidomide were largely limited to Europe & Canada; thalidomide was never approved by the FDA in the United States, and thus only 17 cases of birth defects due to it were recorded. The video seems to focus on the US, being that they mentioned the baby boom.

[@asphodelale]

Actually, Europe did have a baby boom, starting in 1946 for most countries. (Germany's started in 1955, but then it wasn't the soundest place to be raising kids right after the war.) And, yeah, I'm surprised they didn't mention it either--even if the numbers were small in the States, the fear wasn't.

[@Jessie-ff2nv]

Shealyne Anglin it’s a birth defect and infants who had it had no arms legs etc

[@robyncarley6792]

DES was also a popular drug that came with lasting affects. Prescribed in the 1940s-late 1960s. I'm a DES granddaughter. They call it silent thalidomide

[@raanoooshh9296]

Was thinking the same

[@bigmoose0_]

Ironically, this has been recommended to me nine months after the original upload.

[@lovelydoveee]

Elise sameeeee

[@TheDreamingMyriad]

Ha ha ha ha same!

[@user-uc6hl6pr1j]

IGGY

[@sophie-fl8kq]

and I see this comment 9 months after you commented 😂

[@user-uc6hl6pr1j]

sophie same

[@daddiedimples09]

“Having Lots Of Heartburn Means Your Baby Will Have A Head Full Of Hair” That Term Scared Me During My Pregnancy Because I Only Had It Three Times. But When I Finally Gave Birth My Son Was Born With A Head Full Of Dark Curly Hair.

[@labhrais6957]

I had practically no heartburn and my baby was born with dark shiny hair. My sis had it her whole pregnancy and my niece was bald for 2 years 😂

[@samia6528]

Great timing, right when everyone I know is pregnant.

[@keishacorreia4727]

Sam Mia ynihn

[@PinkBookNerd]

Yep, except for me

[@cakeisgood253]

Amazing how it appears that society seemed somewhat ashamed of pregnancy or felt it was better to hide it or be very discreet about it when God calls it a blessing and I can’t grasp why you’d need to be discreet about something that is the farthest thing from vulgar... Side note: all these mamas to be are gorgeous. Pregnancy pillow has done wonders for my comfort at night (my insomnia lessened but I’m so freaking comfy). I don’t think I developed any MORE stretch marks during pregnancy. And shout out to prenatal vitamins for my lucious curly and healthy hair

[@emtims1670]

Pregnancy is proof that you had SEX! LOL. Some people back then liked women to have the appearance of purity and virginity, even if they were married. Some people in society have hang ups about sex even to this day. I'm speculating, but I think that is what was going on.

[@user-jp8oj3qj3o]

look at the comments and all the people calling pregnancy gross and ugly, nothing has changed

[@shimmer4771]

@@emtims1670 A woman got pregnant. She was a virgin. She injected his DNA in herself. That's not a very pleasant process, but her daughter is so smart and cute. Toddler's grow up so fast.

[@asphodelale]

Vitamins help, but it's really the progesterone that gives that glow. The vitamins just give the hormones something to work with, to give it that extra 'oomph'.

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

Society is always trying to push females down, cause "they" don't want us to know how powerful we truly are.

[@carole7538]

4:40 Don’t be fooled by the idea of pregnancy glow. It’s just sweat.

[@notizzybeingrad]

2:14 is like saying, "Remember, use this to avoid making the same mistake." And the woman's expression was confused too! 😅

[@caro_mar22]

They should have mentioned thalidomide in the 50s and the mass popularity of the book, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” in the 80s!

[@christypfeiffer3262]

The movie of What to Expect is hilarious

[@constanzamonsalve2893]

All these women are GORGEOUS!!!

[@andrabarcan8573]

Especially the one from the 40s 😍

[@clareprv8878]

Yes....they are models

[@zain4019]

Mizzy Jaymes *extra gorgeous

[@betsyconyers3545]

After all the talk of "concealing" in the first clips, I was waiting for them to talk about the switch to belly-accentuating maternity clothes and elaborate pregnancy announcements

[@Nishka88]

Thank you to all the mums in the world, you're the real heroes

[@purplegalaxy9751]

1920s "concele a woman's condition" bruh that rude.

[@m2hjrll.871]

Purple Galaxy totally

[@jarchiethesuperiorship7631]

I mean, nobody wants an ugly baby tho

[@babyyoda4279]

Exactly like wtf?

[@babyyoda4279]

@@jarchiethesuperiorship7631 no one's ugly, stop

[@jarchiethesuperiorship7631]

lexi 0-0 do you want an ugly baby?

[@christywakeen229]

the word "pregnant" is too vulgar for tv? I don't know what's worse, that or people being offended by the word pregnant! (sigh)

[@La-PetitMort]

Yet old people will tell us our generation is too sensitive and we censor everything. Meanwhile a married couple on television back in their time couldn't be shown sharing a bed, there was outrage when an interracial kiss was shown on Star Trek, and most shows were super vanilla because of all the sensitive/bigoted people.

[@HawkinaBox]

I saw a woman breastfeeding her baby in public and I found it really interesting. Yes, she used a cover.

[@zelda8203]

TV: ok, we’ll take porn, violence, and other stuff like that Also TV: NOPE can’t mention pregnancy!

[@lilymcclure2410]

Back then women and men didn't even sleep in the same bed...so yeah...

[@reemyziz]

Christy Wakeen Cause it made people think of sex

[@finadhslevin4549]

Don't think of ugly ppl while ur pregnant if u want beautiful children how can I not think bout me😂

[@Sprinklefanfan]

"Adviced not to think about ugly people" Welp at least I know they not thinking about me 😂

[@sFlapperGirl]

Pregnancy is a beautiful thing

[@mariefossefall2515]

Amen to that

[@aweeah4340]

That’s questionable

[@carlota940]

1920's Flapper Girl it depends

[@gianaross249]

Not really

[@chaneloberlin1105]

It's terrifying. I get anxiety just thinking about it.

[@clxv]

Being pregnant is one if my biggest fears

[@mandypandy111ify]

@Awesome Lady You can't just talk someone's fear away, that's not how it works.

[@randomgirl3492]

Living Dead Girl damn they're just trying to help

[@mandypandy111ify]

​@@randomgirl3492 I know, but I don't think she gets it. Let's say someone was afraid of snakes. I highly doubt anyone would tell them "Oh but snakes are great!!!111 It's so rewarding when you get to hold them!!1!11", and it shouldn't be different with any other fear. You can't just tell someone how great whatever their fear is, and then expect it to magically go away.​

[@randomgirl3492]

Living Dead Girl Well, why not? They’re still just trying to help, I’m not obviously saying it’ll make it go away but it could help ease their fear of snakes, like saying, don’t worry your regular garden snake isn’t venomous, or snakes don’t arrack unless provoked. It isn’t exactly the same analogy, being able to hold your newborn child awakens something in you, it isn’t just holding it, that’s over simplifying, and for most people it’s true. It doesn’t matter if the fear doesn’t go away, trying to help it a bit is still better than feeding into it. So maybe if it does happen, when they go through it they may not be as afraid. No one said it would erase the fear.

[@mandypandy111ify]

@@randomgirl3492 I guess. I highly doubt that they'd be ok if it did happen to them, you don't exactly face your biggest fear and are suddenly not afraid. But you and I can agree to disagree.

[@kristinecase8028]

00:53 the heck is she even knitting lol

[@iridescentaurora268]

“If a frog starts laying eggs on your urine, it could indicate a positive pregnancy result” Idk why I found that so funny, but I AM DECEASED! 😂💀💀

[@laceyross3235]

I had heartburn every single day of my pregnancy, from the moment I woke up to the moment I went to sleep (if I slept). I had to have a prescription because it was so bad...my baby was bald AF!

[@classicredwine]

😂

[@Gumbier_Than]

I had zero heartburn and my kid came out with lots of hair. Cradle cap was a pain.

[@sophies8573]

Lacey Ross and? no one should have to care about this comment unless they’re somehow involved in your life.

[@zain4019]

Sophie Van der Meer Why are you leaving mean and dismissive comments on everyone’s post? This is a comment section, people share. That’s how the world works.

[@ashleygibson2342]

Same here! Horrible heartburn everyday, bald baby. She didn’t get more than peach fuzz until she was two

[@thatxdamnxgirl7416]

I never understood the dilemma with stretch marks, I had my baby 8 months ago and the worry had never crossed my mind, society seems so selfish and embarrassed by pregnancy. Pregnancy is a blessing! The only thing you should be concerned with is to have a healthy and happy baby!

[@oooh19]

body image issues are normal though

[@Etianen7]

I already have stretch marks without having been pregnant, so I expect I would just get more and that's it's not gonna be much different (stretch mark-wise)

[@nadialexa]

Gosh Ive been watching these "100 years of" videos all night long! There needs to be a full channel about it.

[@gusandshawnofthedead240]

Posted "9 Months ago" 😂

[@spongebob-qu6sn]

Hmm... so is the baby born yet?

[@ceddance1016]

I think it's funny how men wrote the books on women... wouldn't a woman know best?

[@magenticyuinez4780]

I know right! But back then men were the ones who went to school more and got extra information.

[@ceddance1016]

That's true. It's just kinda ironic I guess.

[@katiebayliss9887]

CED Dance 101 it depends on the women.

[@ximenacerezo1590]

Sure, but it's still very different on every women, so that one might know what happens for a handful of people

[@Rayne_of_Sunshine]

No, because it was apparently sinful for a woman to be interested in what her own body was capable of, so she was as clueless as when she was 8.

[@destintic133]

is it sad I saw this on my suggestions page with the video “IM GONNA BE A MOTHER” by pewdiepie?

[@KikiMeowKitty]

Ravy x 😂

[@dolan_fan8619]

Lol 😂

[@niascand]

Lol same

[@tan89284]

I love pewds

[@astraxavsanna3998]

LOL

[@Princess4fh]

“And that gives Prada two (?) years to start making maternity clothes!” -Rachel Green, Friends, 1997

[@laurenmorgan881]

Currently pregnant, and I found this video absolutely adorable that all these woman are pregnant. Makes me realize how long we been doing this y'all.

[@Feliciatanktop]

Pregnancy? In this economy? LMAO

[@91clarie]

Yeah right lol bisssh ain't nobody can afford having kids nowadays

[@cakeisgood253]

And yet pregnant women and babies are everywhere #pregnant #andyesinthiseconomy

[@candi0826]

Yep in this economy do you think it just stops.

[@miar.1570]

Felicia Exactly! Families need to stop pressuring people to have grandkids tbh. Income hasn't risen to meet cost of living in decades. Parental leave is near-nonexistent, daycare is prohibitively expensive, education is under-funded, and healthcare is so costly it's life-ruining debt. College is, too. AND access to birth control is under attack as well, to be able to make your own decisions about when/whether you have another kid. Above all, rhe political climate feels like there might not be anything to raise a kid in. Unless they're bankrolling it, they better get used to fur-grandchildren and showing off their great-grand-dachshunds 😂

[@candi0826]

Mia R. Depends on what country you live in. I live in Canada we get paid mat or parental leave. Our medical is also very good, they are working on making daycare more affordable for families, you are speaking more about the states. Which is so behind on this 🤷‍♀️

[@lindseyrenee_]

Im 34 weeks! All pregnant women are beautiful. Congrats to all you mommies out there!✌❤😊

[@AmandaDixson]

Congratulations!! I hope you have a healthy rest of your pregnancy and a birth!!

[@sophies8573]

Linds no not all pregnant women are beautiful. not all women are beautiful either. pregnancy is not some magical thing that makes people beautiful, it just makes them parents.

[@zain4019]

Sophie Van der Meer Incorrect. Beauty is something someone finds to be beautiful, ie charming, alluring, inductive of happiness. They find it to be beautiful, and so it is, for them. You don’t get to decide if something is beautiful.

[@PinkBookNerd]

Okay nobody on the internet needed to know that. But good job on announcing it and getting forced likes

[@shelbyk7675]

Wow the comments are so rude.

[@Tae_B831]

5:02 😍😍😍 omg yes she's so beautiful!! Thank you for not editing those stretch marks

[@ToluDare.]

0:53 girl what are u doing?😂

[@amymckinley3214]

On I Love Lucy, they announced her pregnancy by saying Lucy was infanticipating.

[@jpalance8493]

Amy M - SHUT UP, Amy! You don't know anything. Go back to being a housewife man-lover. That's all you're good at.

[@danagalletta8349]

J Palance how is this comment relevant. I thought the way she announced it was quite witty! And I’m only 18!

[@psy_ducky1100]

?????

[@honeybdream]

Pregnancy & having a healthy baby are truly a miracle ✨💙

[@horizonschool4thegifted960]

The "old wives" tale was accurate for all four of my pregnancies. I had heartburn sometimes for 18 hours a day for 6-8 months straight and all four of my children were born with thick black hair. Although, I did find that whole milk did help with the heartburn quite a bit.

[@irejectrejections6693]

being pregnant for a century has to be tough huh

[@sparklyunicorn5431]

Pregnancy is pretty gruesome, don't appreciate how everyone tries to hide what happens to women's bodies it's scary AF and we deserve to know up front because I for one would never sign up for it.

[@HawkinaBox]

I agree. I find it to be a very scary and stressful thought.

[@zain4019]

Pygmy Puff :( why does having children have to put the mother through such a terrible process. Argh. I mean, pregnancy itself can be a relatively nice time, minus the morning sickness, but the act of childbirth? What the hell is that.

[@krissy7342]

sparklyunicorn ditto!!

[@sophies8573]

sparklyunicorn no one is trying to hide anything. frankly, we should be hiding a little more. Why is it a bad thing not to bother other people with what goes on in your body? but we just looove sharing nowadays don’t we.

[@zain4019]

Sophie Van der Meer My parents hid their pregnancy from me. I didn’t get to be excited for the arrival of my younger brother, or think of names for him, or imagine what he looked like. Neither did by siblings. All I got was an embarrassed call from the hospital from my parents, saying, “oh yeah, we had a baby”. I HATED that experience. For anyone reading this, don’t hide your pregnancy, or your partners pregnancy. It’s a beautiful, beautiful time, and it deserves to be shared.

[@tomboythegreat2747]

Do 100 years of Teenagers

[@ephemeraIl]

Ok i love how some of these are funny yet all of these are kinda wholesome because each year had its own little advice

[@lukero818]

I'm with a mama cat and her kittens rn, one is on my lap. It's so cute. Motherhood is beautiful.

[@Flowersinatub]

the frog one was just cruel

[@milliejarvis1371]

So true

[@jennaelsammak7679]

They don’t actually do it for the video it’s obvious the frog is fake

[@celestial.guardian]

Jenna Elsammak I'm sure they already understood that and were referring to the fact itself of the cruelty to frogs during that time...

[@Flowersinatub]

@@jennaelsammak7679 thanks captain obvious 😐

[@xxvessy]

So you'd rather guess you're pregnant when you start feeling the baby move? Although weird, I think it was very useful for its time - otherwise it wouldn't be mentioned in physiology class. And the urine is injected inside a male frog's cloaca. If it starts releasing semen, not eggs, it means you're pregnant.

[@Prettycattunaa]

"Not to think of ugly people" My mom did me wrong.

[@dancemomaddict1621]

Finally someone includes 2010!!!

[@miriamhavard7621]

This is actually one of the BEST ones!!!!

[@dinahnicole2240]

Not to think of ugly children yikes 😂🙈 well my mom has to explain to me what she was thinking of a GOBLIN?!!??

[@asphodelale]

Now, now, no insulting Goblins--one never insults ones bankers. *looks at Snape action figure and Harry Potter Legos on desk*

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

No no noooo, silly

[@Anime_Trash19]

Same tho😂

[@itsfin3what3v3r]

This was funny- but you’re gorgeous!!

[@awkwardweasley3068]

@@asphodelale sksksksk lol

[@bunnybutton7323]

I wish the they would teach what happens after birth to women and girls at school , my hair fell out of the front and hasn't grown back properly in 4 years

[@emilyanne4802]

You need your minerals/adrenals/thyroid checked out!

[@TheDreamingMyriad]

Wow, this same thing happened to me with my second. 2 years in and it's a little better but I'm still getting a TON of hair fall as compared to pre-pregnancy. I've had all sorts of bloodwork done, they say I'm fine, and basically since I still have hair and it ALL hasn't fallen out, I should just get over it. 😒

[@alluka1825]

Believe it or not pregnancy is up to 10 months at times, my mom was pregnant with me for just a little after 10 months....I was born 2 weeks late :/

[@briannab9007]

Yes technically it's counted as 40 weeks, so 10 months. They count the first entire month of when your last period was as well though too.

[@Mandaxx25]

My husband didn't come out until 43 weeks because he's a lazy shite.

[@rebeccaartemisia96]

My brother too, but the doctors said to my mom it can affect the baby

[@sugarplumprincess6833]

Alyssas World that's not the standard. You were just overdue.

[@cutestgirlintown]

must've been comfy in there

[@yoink6011]

4:00 as the child of a woman who had heartburn when she was pregnant with me. And I came out with a full head of hair I will say that’s highly accurate. And I was born in the 2000’ 😂

[@sweatpantsprincess3239]

Where's Ms Slick Woods, who did Fenty Lingerie's runway IN LABOR? That's every kind of progress and strength. Also thank you for using models who are pregnant and showing!!

[@annikaheydl7342]

I don’t think that’s as “strong and progressive” as it is careless tbh

[@Maffy12]

Annika Heydl it’s not strong? Im with you in saying I don’t think her walking in labor is “progressive” (although being pregnant and wearing lingerie totally is.) But really that doesn’t show she’s strong ?? And I would also like to ask if you know how many women go into labor and don’t go to the hospital for hours or are actually instructed not to go until a certain point by DOCTORS. Not to mention those of which don’t even realize they’ve gone into labor yet. Are they careless too? There’s also the rarer case where the mom never knew she was even pregnant until suddenly giving birth! I literally know someone this happened to! But you’re right, soo careless to do her job!

[@indierose5084]

MY AUNT IS PREGNANT AND I JUST FOUND OUT THAT SHE IS IN LABOUR IM SOOOOOOOO EXCITED IMMA GET A NEW COUSIN !!!!!!!!

[@indierose5084]

Shealyne Anglin IT WAS A GIRL!!!!

[@indierose5084]

Shealyne Anglin AWWWW YAY!!!!

[@RhondaKL]

I only had heartburn once while pregnant with my daughter,and she was born with a full head of hair! But so was I,as was my father.

[@peenerweener5391]

Ha, it's been 9 months since this came out.

[@pingupinguson4001]

Do 100 years of period stuff, like tampong and stuff

[@asphodelale]

It's been done, only with 5000 years. Here, have a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKOalpaam7CUp5I

[@timtam.]

Tampong

[@AmandaDixson]

Omg, the oldschool 1800s tampons are terrifying to look at, let along imagine how it feels to insert it... oh lord, I am grateful of what we have today.

[@enzorall]

"Tampong"

[@katherinetye4039]

Pingu Pinguson for some reason “tampong” is hilarious

[@sophiasusanne]

Loving the fake knitting at 0:54 ...

[@juanitahernandez6085]

Idk why but I love the mesh covering the couch 🛋

[@gaycunt4203]

0:42 just think of Danny Devito he is the sexiest

[@OK-0366]

I know right