Effect of a Mother's Laughter on an Unborn Baby

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When you’re watching the fetus on ultrasound & the mother starts to laugh, you can see the fetus bouncing up & down! Sometimes when mothers watch this on the screen, they laugh even harder, and the fetus goes up and down even faster. This is not believed to be harmful, as a matter of a fact, some evidence would suggest frequent maternal laughter is linked to a stronger immune system, better blood pressure control, improved pain threshold & even improved emotional regulation & brain development for the baby. Fetal sensory & brain mechanisms for hearing are developed by ~30 weeks. A reminder to make an intention to find some humor in life this week, it’s free medicine.
#maternity | #womenshealth | #ultrasound |

[@Mantis_Toboggan]

"Many experts believe babys can sense when their mother is laughing." *baby experiencing a 25.0 earthquake*

[@berry6467]

Holding on for dear life 😂

[@BlakeGeometrio]

😂😂😂

[@thickgirlenergy]

😂😂😂😂

[@smokerputz]

*underrated* *comment* 💯

[@Defgoet]

Now emagine a pregnant woman laughing to this 💀

[@dirtybirdy510]

Omg my poor son. I had no idea that’s what a laugh would do. I laughed so much during my pregnancy. But, he laughs in his sleep and smiles quite often. So precious!

[@tb3thankyou6659]

To be happy and laugh during pregnancy is the best thing a mother can do for her baby❤…and the worst is to have a dumb husband making her sad and crying😢it all affects the baby and can cause even mentally weak or depression prone baby to be born…I have had unexplainable pain to wake me up,mostly in my knees since I was toddler…and it still comes 47years later…my father was not gentle at all…I guess my body learned that there is danger and cannot feel safe,so I ended up with a huge pain to come and go whenever it wants for my whole life…😢 and I also am very prone to depression since I was a child…I asked God to take my life and give it to my mom,so she could have a chance for a better time…even now sometimes I ask Hod why He didn't let me go to rest as a baby…and yes I envy such children=they died without the need to suffer and before they got to feel really bad feelings,and when Jesus comes back they will resurrect too and if some relative was praying for them they will go to heaven without even trying so hard to strive in this cursed world…the curse came because the Devil lied to Eve and Adam decided to join her…glory to God that He provided a way out…just I still cannot figure out who or what decides which child will die blessed not to suffer in this world,or not??sometimes I think God let's it happen to prove that good can come out of evil if the person wants it,but that doesn't change the situation on this world right now…yes there is a battle between the good and evil,so it seems that's the most important fight…yes when we get to heaven we will forget our suffering on this earth now…it's just I wish I could find more answers when I need them here… May God bless all and may we succeed to find Jesus and let Him in our hearts everyday, so that He can save us ❤for the eternity,and then we will finally have the real JOY without any suffering…Thank You Lord for your promises which keep us sane❣️God cannot lie and will do what He promised💕so He is our only hope for better future,since there isn't perfect peace on this world…

[@zzzodiakari]

Stl?

[@Ashtarot77]

I laughed a lot during mine too. And he's a happy 17-year-old today even though his dad and I aren't together anymore. We still share a good joke together these days. :)

[@average_human.0_0]

It's alright, being happy and laughing gives alot of benefits to both the mother and the baby.

[@Ace_of_Horns]

Bless you and you'r son. Babys are truly a gift to be cherished.

[@CMeri-sl6bt]

I was raped and it resulted in pregnancy... I cried everyday for nine months straight. My daughter is 8 now and is very protective of me. When I'm truly hurt, my other kids don't pick up on it, but she does. Whenever I hurt, she hurts...its a weird thing. I've been inpatient twice for PTSD and she never looked down on me as mom and always shows me respect. I love her so much. 😢

[@Rupali809]

So sorry but lovely to hear at the same time wish you both well ❤🙏🏻

[@rachel12127]

I'm sorry for your pain. bless your kids

[@monejohn9973]

I noticed Whatever emotion the mother experienced for 9 months. The baby for the first year of their life displays that exact emotion....

[@candiandybatyah]

I'm so sorry but Yah/God bless you for keeping her safe and alive ♡ I pray her and you have such beautiful lives from here on ♡

[@turbo_playz1542]

I'm sorry to hear that 😔....i hope your life will shine bright that good ray to light never leave you alone :')

[@AnuAnu-qo7hf]

My son is just 2.5 years old now. During my pregnancy, he had a fav song for which he used to move a lot, just like a kickboxer. During my 8th month, there was no movement for 6 hours and i was in a deep fear. My husband turned on his fav song and the very next moment, kickboxing started 😂😂 i bursted out my happiness in tears.. i would cherish that moment till my last breath. Having baby is definitely a blessing and experiencing motherhood is heavenly..

[@VMohdude-]

How you not gonna tell us what the song was?

[@AnuAnu-qo7hf]

@@VMohdude- certainly yes . I would be happy to share but it's not something fancy.. vaathi coming song from Master movie (Tamil)

[@millennialElder88]

Omgoodness I know that fear of baby not moving, especially when your used to a lot of movement. I'm 32wks and she kicks like no other. Every morning like clock work, one morning she wasn't moving, and I was scared! My hubby started talking to her and she started kicking and I was so relieved!!! She hasn't stopped since 😂😂

[@AnuAnu-qo7hf]

@@millennialElder88 awwww.. god bless you both

[@VijayJayaram-yr7pn]

​@@AnuAnu-qo7hf 😂❤❤

[@Kade5251]

You can actually see him looking around the womb like "What the hell was that!"😂

[@jazzrabbit3327]

😂you comment made me laugh

[@user-zq3gf4pf8l]

😂😂😂😂

[@memesvlog3634]

Hahhaaha

[@Truthyfruity]

😝😝yea

[@mandivvy]

Yes!!! I was about to comment the same! 😂 Bless his little heart. ❤

[@bremueller-siebert8131]

My husband could always calm our daughter while I was pregnant, his voice just made her calm down. So when I was having her (ended up emergency c-section) & she was put on the table crying as they checked her out, I made him stay quiet. When he had the “all clear” to go up to her she was crying pretty hard (having your 24/7cozy heating pad ripped away, I’d be a mess too). I gave him the ok & as soon as she heard him she Immediately looked for him & saw what that voice was attached to & she quieted down & kept staring at him. Most precious moment from a traumatic delivery.❤

[@TheKittyKat091]

Same with my son. While pregnant and in bed for the night my husband would put his hand on my belly. Our son would snuggle up right next to daddy's hand. When we had our emergency csection he stopped crying for daddy, but when they were moved to the recovery area to wait for me he stopped breathing when he wasn't in daddy's arms like a little drama king. He's only 3mo and is a massive daddy's boy lol

[@lisajohnson4667]

Aww 😊

[@tammylargent8543]

You were allowed to walk, immediately after a c section?

[@emmettrichardson5833]

​​@@tammylargent8543the father was the one walking

[@TypingforDumbs]

@@tammylargent8543 Why would she need to walk? Also, they do expect you to get up and walk after C-section to avoid blood clots, but not right after the surgery obviously.

[@Philliwolf5]

On the opposite side of laughter, when I was emotionally distressed by something and feeling very sad, my baby jumped around in my belly as if to remind me of his presence. He was, and is still such a blessing 18 years later. Thank you, Lord.

[@arianalashayslader]

🥺🙏♥️

[@SunshineJoleen]

My son used to lose his sh** when I sneezed. I'd always get a series of rapid-fire kicks and punches... which would inevitably make me crack up. He's 11mths old now and, to this day, he gives me side-eye when I sneeze 🤣

[@Notomentaljuju]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🎉

[@ayeshafatima7974]

well that's really cute 😂

[@Marryun]

LOL

[@JasminMarie]

That's so cute and funny 😂

[@barbarastockton681]

First time I held my baby girl. She was nursing and I said, Hi, I am your Mommy. She pull back, looked up at me and smiled. I’ll NEVER forget it.

[@ladynaette]

🥺😍 I'll try that too

[@chelseabarker2250]

That's a miracle! My babies both started smiling around 3 months 💕

[@vaska1999]

Oh, that's beautiful! 🙂

[@angelit161]

Ohhh my ovaries🥹🥹🥹

[@SyamaSivaprasad]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Nathansus]

"Attention passengers, we are experiencing minor turbulence. Please stay in your seat with the seat belt on until further notice, and again, thank you for flying with Spirit."

[@desertdweller9255]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@slimpretty4life]

Spirit 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♀️

[@PuppyCron]

@@slimpretty4lifethank you for flying with mommy on her tummy❤

[@Byle1990s]

This might also explain why infants are born animals not people

[@dglorious1269]

😅

[@holycrap0866]

Before my first grandson was born I would talk to him. When he was born my dil wanted me in delivery. When the nurse moved him to the warming bed he started screaming. Dil told me to talk to him. I told him I was his grammy and he immediately stopped his eyes searching. When I stopped he would cry again. So I talked on and on about the things we would do together until he was reunited with mommy. Our relationship started at that moment. He is now 27 and we’ve had the most wonderful life together.

[@ssshj]

This is sooo sweet

[@Zumbagirl517]

So cool!

[@angelasikorra1541]

😭😭😭😭 I was this way with my grandmother. I love her so much. She was literally the most important person in the world to me when I was younger. Now she is 80 and unfortunately she has deteriorated severely since the death my my grandpa. she...... She picked up drinking. And she isn't present anymore . When I think about all the sleepovers, the time we spent cooking things together, the talks at the kitchen table and in the car, she understood me in a way no one ever has since and I have not been to connect with her for a very long time due to the changes that have taken place 😔. I would give my ability to see, or hear, or anything, to be that little girl again with my grandma. Sometimes you meet one person in life, who makes you feel like they can see into your soul and understand you perfectly. That was her. The hardest part is looking for her while she is still right here.

[@user-ll5xh7fz8s]

omg he was such a naughty boy from the start 😂 poor nurse. I'm glad he is so dear for you ❤ best of luck for the future 🙌

[@oldasyouromens]

My grandma is in heaven now, but I feel her ghost everywhere. Whenever I think of her I still feel this sense of deep, deep calm, like she has actually come over to visit me. She was an alcoholic too but got clean when my mom was a kid - we had 38 excellent years of her on medication as the most stable one in the family.

[@sharranpausha.53]

Few hrs after delivery, they took my baby girl to a different room for some test and i could hear her crying so loud, when they brought her back to me, i quickly picked her up and said hey babe, she sighed and stopped crying right away, she recognised my voice, best feeling ever, 4yrs later, i still remember it as one of my best moments ever❤.

[@arianalashayslader]

🥺🙏♥️

[@alex.is.here.]

I had a cat, that loved to curl up on my stomach when I was pregnant, and purred loudly, When oldest was born they were worried about a noise he made, then it dawned on everyone, he was purring, and now he still loves cats..lol

[@babayoga4712]

❣️❣️❣️

[@vanillablossom]

Aww, that's so cute! 😻🐾

[@jackiechan27]

So cool! ❤

[@notapeopleperson6761]

@@Nobody56375not necessarily

[@fluffy3049]

(Edit: Don't worry, you don't need to answer my question, many have.) Stupid question but... Was the cat purring or the infant purring? If the infant was purring, then it would be a weird noise. But if the cat was purring it would be normal. Therefore, I read the comment as the infant purring, but that sounds crazy, so I figured I'd ask for clarification.

[@thematch4877]

I would tell my pregnant coworker jokes alot, she'd laugh throughout, we knew the baby would recognize my voice, i said Hi baby, the baby had this huge smile when she heard me

[@solangepalma8379]

Aaaawwwww

[@deekshapandey3180]

That is the cutest thing ever 😍

[@entropy-jt6mh]

Is that scientifically possible? If yes, I'm gonna try this too

[@Joefrogigolo]

​@@entropy-jt6mhlol yes of course

[@sanamnaseer2842]

​@entropy-jt6mh possible but babies do not smile until 3 months old

[@valor101arise]

Sweet baby! Just to encourage any new expecting mamas out there... I had some serious traumatic things happen when I was pregnant with 2nd baby and wept hard all the time and that jolly boy came out lovely and so happy. He was laughing way earlier than normal at only 2 months or so and has the happiest disposition. He is such a cheerful heart. So don't be afriad of what you go through while pregnant. God is in control.

[@jros9312]

Thank you for saying that. You have no idea how much this means to me. ❤

[@little_to_no_opinion6788]

Thank you, currently in my first pregnancy after my miscarriage last year. I'm excited yet so scared, I don't want to lose this one too, thank you for your comment. Thank you, God bless you ❤️

[@ldangerb7962]

Thank you. I lost my mom 4 months ago and I'm also trying to get pregnant. I was worried my sadness would be bad for the baby

[@horselady4375]

I was sick all during PREGNANCY lost my mom and it was sadness all the time bit it all went well.Hod was there for me❤

[@arianalashayslader]

Amen, I needed to hear this🙏♥️

[@lavendersunsets7066]

This reminds me of my oldest son. I have a deep connection to my son and I think it developed while carrying him. When I would be sad or upset he use to kick me HARD. Now all I have to do is think about him a lot. He will show up. We do not live together and speak everyday. But if I sit here and think about him he will show up or call me.

[@EdwardKnight-ll5ze]

Beautiful

[@Imyourgirlfriend]

So sweet ❤

[@BohoBirdLover]

That reminds me of me and my mom except I was adopted by her at birth. We live together too and have this connection where we contact each other at the same time or literally say something the other was about to say! 😊

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

Meant to be❤

[@horselady4375]

My youngest girl and I do that to and once she called me about a dream she had and I went nits bcause I ad the same dream that night and she was the one in my dream that bbn I couldnt see but knew someone was next to me😂❤❤

[@AethernaLuxen]

As a former fetus, I can confirm we do experience earthquakes every now and then

[@tbhidk01]

Former *unborn baby

[@AshleesBathroom]

​@@tbhidk01fetus is the correct term.

[@shardrygd]

​​​@@tbhidk01what's wrong with the word "fetus"? english is not my first language sorry

[@kwik3695]

@@shardrygdit’s correct, however pro-life people like to misinform and blurr the line between fetus and baby.

[@JustEclecticV1]

​@@shardrygd nothing, it's the correct term tp use

[@ItsMeHello555]

I spoke to my son, from the moment we thought we had conceived him. Told him everything I saw, was doing.. described it all. I had a lot of complications, and he was born a month early. A million specialists in the room. He had just been born, was being held near my head, under a heat lamp, while they checked him over. He was facing the other way. I called his name, something I did all day, and told him I was right here, and he was okay. He immediately hushed and whipped that little tiny head over to me. Eyes still covered up with the birth. He peeked those little eyes open, and just stared at me.. so quiet and intense. The room went silent. Finally, the nurse said, he knows his momma. He sure did. Best day of my entire life. He’s grown now.. the most precious person I know. ❤️❤️❤️

[@rawdaaljawhary4174]

Awwwww that's adorable! What a blessing! And a beautiful moment. ❤

[@livelife8283]

Literally brought tears to my eyes. Someday I will have this blessing God willing❤

[@ItsMeHello555]

I thank you! He’s been nothing but a blessing since.. ❤@@rawdaaljawhary4174

[@ItsMeHello555]

I can’t talk about it still without getting choked up. I certainly hope you do! I could only get the one here.. he’s been nothing but joy and pride for 26 years now. I wish all could know that kind of goodness. ❤ Blessings! @@livelife8283

[@chrismohr7175]

❤️❤️❤️

[@valeriehartman3705]

I am not a mom but watching this video brings some emotions to my heart. And I feel the same way by reading some of the comments from all the wonderful and amazing moms.

[@ComaLies225]

Samesies❤

[@immanuelvanlalawmpuia6070]

Thank you to all mothers who cared for us, and also fathers who worked 24/7 for mothers and wives, we love you too

[@Hevbo]

I played my now 24 yo son ‘Don’t Worry Baby’ by The Beach Boys via headphones on my belly to him when I was pregnant with him. When he gets stressed he plays it and doesn’t even know why.

[@kelleychildress6472]

That’s one of their best songs!!!

[@billieseyelashes]

❤❤❤

[@superplaylists1616]

Bro?? Tell him 🥹

[@andygarcia4497]

Thatscwhy i do coke

[@thumtak_]

​@@andygarcia4497relatable

[@wetaq]

So basically im just casually having a local earthquake everytime my mom laughed💀✨

[@xeanluvs]

Magnitude 10.2 earthquake everytime 😭

[@mushroomsrcool1449]

We all went through it. :P

[@maggieYouTube008]

That means I was experiencing it all the 9 months 😂that explains a lot 😂😂😂😂

[@yuvrajdas9552]

Extremely localized siesmic event.

[@cynthiamartinez4613]

@@xeanluvswhy’d you put numbers?

[@WarpaintFTW]

When i was pregnant with my first baby, i would lay down to go to sleep, but for baby it was play time 😍 one day i had my husband feel him kick and my baby would stop! So when baby boy would keep me awake my husband would put his hand on my belly and baby would calm down and i could sleep.. it was so sweet.. he is a Daddy's boy for sure 🥰

[@arianalashayslader]

😍😍😍😍

[@roxannee8316]

Iv always thought the reason we all love music is because being in the womb is the first time we hear a bassy beat (the heartbeat) and the percussion of blood wooshing around.

[@Player-uk9eo]

I mean, that's not a bad theory

[@ComaLies225]

Dude that’s an awesome theory

[@01379]

That's deep❤

[@feelgoodtv_SA]

What😩❤️?!

[@cm6995]

My newly 3 week niece knows when my sister (her mom) holds her and talks to her, she stops crying right away and just stares at her. It's so sweet.

[@bushthekid3077]

I didn’t see niece at first and thought you were saying your wife was your sister for a sec

[@armiyusdy7819]

Who stop crying, the mom?

[@TrillMurray]

If you shake her, it will remind her of laughter in the womb

[@SickuntAus]

@@bushthekid3077😂

[@ILovePanta123]

​@@TrillMurray If you shake her you can give her baby shaking syndrome. Do NOT shake a baby EVER

[@balkancommenterwithseveree7552]

Having retired as a fetus a decade and a half ago, i definitely recall falling off the stairs, bumping into walls and hitting the ceiling. Thank goodness I retired, that was tough work.

[@lisymas6240]

😅😂this is so funny😊

[@onlypositivevines4498]

😂

[@lisapisacherrypie7542]

Lmao

[@kashundawilliams4268]

😂😂

[@rax6667]

I feel you bro thought I was the only one, glad to have found someone who suffered like me 🍷

[@emelinenewman4142]

Becoming a mother is the best experience I have had in my whole life. As an experienced woman. No trip, no fame and no money can be compared to such a big act of love on bringing babies to the world. In some way is like becoming immortal, my DNA lives in them.

[@torakfett3351]

My son rarely cried as a baby, when I was pregnant we’d talk and read and sing to my belly. His father would read books to him almost every night. So he knew his dad’s voice too and he was such an easy baby!!

[@arianalashayslader]

😍😍😍

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

Imagine a pregnant mother sees this and laughs because of how hilarious this looks and then realizes thats whats happening to her baby and she laughs even more in a perpetual cycle of laugh and realization

[@beckyhill4616]

it’s me the pregnant mom 😂😂

[@Ama-lk]

God l had same idea 😂

[@IAmDijahLeShae]

😂😂😂 Same

[@timothykappel198]

Why u wanna shake your baby like that? That can't be good

[@Alice-xy3fi]

For all we know (well, for all I know-- maybe others are less ignorant about this) that kind of stimulation, short-lived stress, even, might stimulate growth of brain cells, or increase resilience, or have other positive effects.

[@lilash6041]

My hubs always talked to our baby girl. When she was born, I handed her over. As soon as he started speaking... she straight giggled and smiled so big. And we caught the best pic of her smiling and his reaction. Which was him smiling so big and tears in his eyes. Then my oldest son would always talk to his lil bro when I was pregnant with him. We had a huge court case with my oldest and his dad... so we didn't see my oldest for a year. (I was hospitalized for 8 months after having my youngest.) When my youngest finally met his big brother... his big brother said "hiiiiii mj, aren't you the cutest?!" And my youngest who could walk now.. went RUNNNNING while laughing and smiling... ran straight into his big brothers arms. Just hearing his voice, he knew exactly who it was. It was familiar, and he was so happy as soon as his big bro started talking. It was adorable. And yes, now all three of my babies are home 247 with my hubs and I. Living the best lives.

[@breadman1319]

That is such a sweet story! ❤

[@yuchitairans2-035]

Thanks for sharing!❤

[@lollypoplex0510]

My uncle was deployed when my mom was pregnant with me and whenu was born but he would always talk on the phone to me. When I saw him for the first time and he spoke I kind of looked at him and then recognized him and has the same reaction your youngest had

[@dnaturals]

Wow

[@brooklynayla]

❤❤❤ life’s beautiful! So glad you have you happily ever after Momma ! ❤❤❤

[@Recluse702]

I spent my entire 9 months of pregnancy laughing. Now my son (6) has a great sense of humor, is funny, always laughing and i hear him laugh in his sleep every now and then ❣️

[@MusicGamesLife]

We're definitely semi-aware in the womb. All throughout my mom's pregnancy, my dad would get close to her belly and whistle at me in there. After I was born and was in the NICU, he came to visit me, whistled, and apparently my head IMMEDIATELY snapped straight towards him and I started screaming in response 😂

[@arianalashayslader]

🤣🤣🤣 so cute!

[@Xaforn]

My son bounced around almost 24/7 like an Olympic gymnast my whole pregnancy, it was so much fun. I would talk to him, play music, laugh etc and when he was born I started talking to him and he instantly stopped crying and just stared at me in amazement. He still loves to bounce around while listening to music and has a wonderful smile.

[@_agk_]

That's so wholesome , May God bless you and your family

[@cobalt_soul9715]

ngl it's been years since I've read such a beautiful comment, thank you. I have been afraid of bearing children, but this gives me a new perspective. May god smile upon you and your family ❤

[@shojogrl]

@@cobalt_soul9715 I thought the same thing. Her comment brought tears to my eyes, and gave me a different perspective on motherhood. I don’t have children yet, but maybe one day ya know.

[@otakuhunter4817]

amazing ❤

[@laniakeas92]

They can hear sounds from the outside. Must be very soothing.

[@sayandebnath9425]

The baby was thinking it was a 9+ magnitude Earthquake 😂

[@sophiahoney9029]

😂😂😂

[@memovelazquez2278]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣baby was like what heck !!!😳 🤣 😂 🤣🤣🤣

[@jdboy_jd]

Wombquake*

[@lowkeycat4211]

That’s exactly right😂

[@helldronez]

​@@memovelazquez2278😳😳😳😂😂💦😳😳😂😏😂😂🤔😮🤔😂😂😂

[@maramalfakori9015]

As soon as I found out I was pregnant my ex left and I was devastated became a single mom. I had a hard time getting on my feet he took everything away before he left. Thank God for his love and strength I had a hard delivery drove myself to the hospital everyone was surprised with my pregnancy lol 😂and strength with God nothing is impossible 3 days of labor. I raised my son as a single mom he is now 18. Thank God for always seeing me through sending the right people at the right time. Thank you Jesus I love my son he is amazing we’re in college together he can drive me nuts sometimes but truly an amazing person love him. So much thank God. I kept him.

[@nolagirl2458]

🤗 sorry you had to go it alone. I can’t imagine. But I bet you & your son are better off

[@Vanessa-yn4dx]

You and your son are so close. That is so beautiful!!! Both of you beat the odds!!! Love is so powerful! Keep sharing and loving one another!

[@enterprisencc1701z]

You have been truly blessed.

[@kristelhenriquez9254]

God bless you!

[@ej4492]

Bless you sister I hope you have community now

[@annainspain5176]

A friend of mine is an elementary school music teacher. When she was pregnant, they were working on some songs for a school concert. After the baby was born, if she played or sang one of the songs from the concert he would stop crying.

[@horselady4375]

To hear this after 50yrs I'm realizing how my kids acted to some songs that they heard lol

[@single_daddin_it]

My wife laughed a TON while pregnant and now our son loves being bounced more than anything. My fault for being so damn fun, I guess.

[@Narayani-sn6ys]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 love how you admit to your mistakes brother. Your wife and son are blessed.

[@iitickle6510]

A happy wife leads to a happy family, never stop making her laugh. Wishing you and your family the best 😊

[@stevemilliondollarman]

Awwww❤

[@MohaammadShoebb]

Love to you and your family bro❤❤❤❤

[@jenniferjones772277]

😂

[@MJ-ws5bp]

My wife often had little "arguments" with our second child during her pregnancy. Mostly over food. She thought she had eaten enough, and baby disagreed; forcing her to head back into the kitchen! One day she had had enough and decided to fix a feast of various grains and organic foods. She ate all of it and for once, baby was satisfied. Turns out this particular baby preferred large meals. I often spoke and read to our baby through her belly. Our relationship with our children begins in the womb. P.S. If your looking to have a baby, add a good midwife to your care team. They know alot of tips and tricks when it comes to pregnancy, delivery and postnatal care that can augment any medical advice.

[@LeeLeeScales]

I have had 6 children and my last was through home birth and midwife. It was the best pregnancy and only full term baby I had. I wish I knew with the other 5.

[@ahill4642]

🎉 midwivesssssss 🎉

[@MJ-ws5bp]

@@LeeLeeScales I feel the same way! Midwives have so much lost knowledge.

[@kayv5840]

@@LeeLeeScales I want to have 6 kids as well. 🥰 None yet. My husband & I tried earlier part of this year, but I guess it’s not time yet. Do you have any suggestions on nutrition or anything like that?-Did you do anything to prepare having kids or it just happened?

[@LeeLeeScales]

@@kayv5840 It just happened for most of them. Unfortunately I was way too fertile and no birth control helped me at all. I got pregnant 10 times with four miscarriages. Those four were birth control babies. I don’t have any nutritional suggestion but for me I got pregnant mostly right after my cycle. Like the last day when it was almost off but not. That was with the three I tried to have. My last baby took its toll and I realized that must be enough. I talked to GOD and was like ok I did what was commanded. So can I please stop now. Then I went and got metal clamps on my tubes. Sorry I know that was a whole lot. But once you get that first one to happen they all should stick faster afterwards. Also having them so close was stressful but now they are all trickling out back to back. So the reward was as they got older. I only have one minor left.

[@lostgallifreyan6436]

My sixth brother would start bouncing like he was at a rave whenever my mom played anything with a significant base beat. It was hilarious to see her belly as he kicked almost in time with the beat. When he was born he still loved music and would stop fussing to listen and bounce as soon as a song started.

[@arianalashayslader]

😍🥺🙏♥️

[@bellaschneider9414]

My husband would talk to our daughter every night I was pregnant. She would wiggle around in response or kick. He would say her name every night and tell her he loves her. When she was born and was crying on the able table he walked up to her and said her name and that he loved her. She instantly stopped crying and stared at him as the nurses cleaned her up with a towel. They recognize the fathers voices too.

[@arianalashayslader]

😍😍😍😍

[@staorus4047]

My dad would often speak to me through my moms belly while she was pregnant because it’s actually pretty loud inside of there. When I was born, I couldn’t stop crying, but my dad tells me he leaned down and said, “Hey buddy, it’s daddy.” And for just a couple of seconds, I stopped crying and immediately made direct eye contact with my dad. And then a few seconds later I went back to crying again 😂 To this day, he has such a soothing and powerful voice to me, 19 years on.

[@arianalashayslader]

😍😍😍

[@simonevanvuuren3901]

😭😭😭 so beauriful

[@sharib6422]

Awe so sweet ❤

[@grammar_ash]

That's going to be exactly how my husband will be when I have kids someday. His voice is already so calming to me, it's going to be like magic to our kids😊

[@M.TTT.]

sus

[@Webojobo]

My daughter's first baby did not survive, and she was absolutely distraught during her second pregnancy. She came to me daily in tears and hysterics. She was depressed and was trying to recover from being suicidal during the first pregnancy because her baby developed without a brain. Abortion was not an option, and the doctor didn't tell us until she was several months pregnant and very emotionally attached, because his religion forbids abortion and so does our state. Our family is still trying to heal from a very traumatic early birth and an equally traumatic death watching a baby suffocate and die immediately after. I used to hold my daughter and rock her and sing to her and cry for her. Since she wasn't offered therapy I was literally the only person she could come to for support. When baby was born he immediately knew who i was. As soon as i start talking he calms down. When he sees me he gets very excited. When i sing to him he falls asleep without a fight. He does none of those things for other people. I know in my heart it's because he felt her pain and fear, and hearing my voice calmed her and soothed her and in turn did the same for him. I have a bond with my grandson that is so strong we both get cranky when we haven't been around each other a few days. Knowing that the first baby heard my soothing words and calming songs before she passed away has been the only thing keeping me from breaking down completely even over a year later. EDIT* I am not giving out the doctor's name because 1: I dont know where he is now, and 2: if something were to happen to him I dont want to be responsible, i have enough on my plate without bad karma, jail, etc. 3: I am a simple farm wife. No one is going to take my word over an old male doctor, and I wouldnt even know where to start in how to prove it. I really just wanted to share why talking to your baby in the womb mattered to me.

[@AKyaska]

This is so heartbreaking but beautiful. My heart cries for your daughter, her kids, and you. Hope all of you have peace and happiness in life. Sending love ❤ Thank you for sharing ❤

[@stolenart9290]

The doctor not telling you guys about birth defects because of his religion is absolutely insane. What a horrible person.

[@Webojobo]

@@stolenart9290 We had to go through a lot of bs, red tape, paperwork, and waiting on the government to get around to it to finally get her a better doctor. The doctor she had for the first baby was an absolutely terrible man. The nurses in his office apologized to us so much it was like they did it a hundred times a day for every patient they saw. It was really sad to see how helpless they were. That doctor has since moved to another state to practice, and I feel absolutely sick that he is now unleashing his draconian beliefs on more women. At one point she was crying to him about being excessively sick and in a lot of pain and he yelled at her to get over it. I happened to hear him that time and made sure to go into the room with her for every visit after that. He didnt get to yell at her again, but he made sure I knew he didnt like women. I have no idea how he ended up being a doctor specifically for women. Honestly, I felt like i was in a room with a man from the 1800's who had been on a lifelong power trip of controlling women and using religion as a weapon against them. We filed complaints but no one ever contacted us. As far as I can tell, no one in any position of authority over him cared what he did to my daughter.

[@Webojobo]

@@AKyaska Thank you. We are slowly but surely picking up the pieces. The new baby started on a rough note, but he is a happy little ball of sunshine and we are trying to stay focused on him and keep moving forward.

[@ilovedogsilovethem]

I am so sorry for you and your daughter’s loss ❤ And that doctor is an absolute scum of a human being. I hope he loses his license to practice and gets punished to the fullest extent of the law. It is probably not too late to sue that son of a bitch if you still want. I’m not religious, but may he rot in hell

[@gina77duc44]

Beautiful 😍 😊, I spoke to both of my babies. When my son was born, he would be crying and I would speak to him and he will calm down right away. I love that!!love my kids!!

[@randigerber1926]

A newborn baby can identify his/her mother's scent!

[@Erazon]

Baby peacefully sucking his thumb but suddenly his whole room starts shaking 😂😂

[@weetbixkid2051]

Lol I love this comment

[@dibsdibs3495]

Fr baby probably had it’s gag reflex triggered for the first time here 😂

[@amandasewell6779]

​@@dibsdibs3495 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MlSSFIT]

hehehe!

[@Andrea-LovesYouStill]

First experience with a bouncy house… 😳🤔🤪🥳

[@SuprEmpth]

This reminds me of when I played sports growing up. I couldn’t hear nobody, not even my coach, but I could always hear my mom through everything. ❤❤❤

[@GeeEss]

Aww! ❤

[@tolaogunwusi7541]

Beautiful

[@luzdamor6744]

❤😊💓 aww my son said the same thing to our family and he smile everytime he's telling them...and all I could hear was my mom! 😂😂😂😂

[@theaestheticaries5753]

i just got a memor y from years ago, semi final fútbol soccer, it was the semifinals but againts the toughest rivals in the league, if we won that match we had first place in the bag. We were tied and had to go to free shoots, I had the decisive goal, and all I heard was my mom and my sister yelling cheering me on among the crowd.

[@HunterBidensHandgun]

​@@theaestheticaries5753did you make the shot? I need some closure on this story lol

[@abijahdixon2771]

I was given up after five days due to needing an operation, and later flown to a different country, but my birth parents language still soemtimes sounds familiar even though I don't speak it at all. Ive neevr wanted kids for that reason, but it must be an amazing experience to have a life inide you growing knowing that person is a literal part of you and hopefully somene that mutually loves you and wants to be with you.

[@BohoBirdLover]

I am adopted too and me and my adopted mom have like this telepathic connection! I have always wondered if it would be easier for adoptees to learn their native language since we were exposed to it

[@horselady4375]

Your birth mothers were so loving ❤❤❤

[@user-jo7kf2bj9s]

My children are all so sweet. My oldest, my only boy, we have a special bond. He made me a mother, and every day, im so greatful that i was chosen for this job....we still mess around, and sometimes he says things beyond his years. With my second child, my son would always listen to my tummy, and talk to her......we all did, and my husband would sing silent night.....she and her brother are close, and her favorite song is silent night. With the last, i danced and sang alot. She was breech, and sometimes just standing was uncomfortable.....my husband would rub my tummy and talk to her, and she would calm right away.....her sister would talk to her, and her brother would as well. They all get along pretty well, now, and everyday im in awe of the wonderful blessing ive been granted.

[@peacefreedom4930]

It never occurred to me that learning starts in the womb. We don’t teach babies to laugh. But we teach them the feelings of laughter before they are even born. What a miracle we are.

[@nicolenewsome4863]

Yes it does start in the womb

[@92spice18]

Yes absolutely. This is why a woman’s mental health while pregnant is vital to both her and the baby.

[@hikerhobby1204]

All given to us by God❤

[@GameChanger597]

​@@hikerhobby1204FACTS 👊🏼

[@spiritualisrael007]

​@@92spice18 I was a miserable, crying, angry mess when I was pregnant with my daughter and she is a happy child.

[@bdbaccay]

This is why moms should be surrounded by laughter, love, compassion and child support.

[@dickbutt7854]

They are the child support.

[@BasedMarysMemoirs]

So what about when they're not. Is the child fucked? From hearing all the screaming and feeling the mom get beat up while they're still inside?

[@dickbutt7854]

@@BasedMarysMemoirs no they're fine

[@jennifermz.4759]

No está jodido, pero si su mamá llora, el bebé lo sentirá también y lo más seguro es que tenga problemas en el habla, para lo cual necesitará terapia, todo tiene una consecuencia...

[@spiritualisrael007]

​@@jennifermz.4759 That's not necessarily true. Speaking from experience.

[@nataivel969]

Tengo 33 años, todavía no son madre, y quizá nunca lo sea, porque todavía deseo hacer cosas y vivir experiencias sin bebés aún. Pero cuando veo estos videos, me dan mucha ternura, a veces me hacen llorar por lo maravilloso qué ha de ser sentir eso, el amar a tus hijos/as propios y vivir el proceso, desde qué los creas, sin pretensión, de idealizar ciertas etapas en la vida. Hay cosas qué me siguen pareciendo extraordinarias y únicas ❤

[@EdwardKnight-ll5ze]

Don't put that off if it comes to you. Being a parent is a natural and important part of life

[@hedydoyful]

When I was about 6-7months pregnant with my son, we went to a movie. It was a remake of Godzilla with a lot of loud action sequences with roaring and music. During a sudden loud blast of roaring, screaming, and chaotic sounds, my son started going crazy in my belly. I leaned over and talked to him and sang a little (the theater was so loud, no one could hear me talking at a normal volume), and he quickly calmed down. We've always been able to communicate well, even through the really difficult teen years.

[@maneatingtiger8676]

Laughing while pregnant is an extremely healthy habit because it releases pleasure endorphins to the baby, improving overall health ❤ Edit: thanks for the likes , actually found out laughing while pregnant lowers blood pressure that can come from preeclampsia and also boosts your baby's immune system. Pretty cool !

[@AndreinaRei]

And, shake it on.

[@dogg92]

Yeah, shaking babies is healthy for them

[@MrSexydivas]

​@dogg92 you're not serious. Read a book once in a while. It'll get you out of this dumb state

[@dogg92]

@@MrSexydivas Oof. I can tell you were shaken a lot as a baby.

[@TheoriginalRainy]

It's more of rocking ... I can see how the baby would feel comforted and loved by this . As opposed to no laughter no movement. No noise.

[@97scarletwitch]

At 16 weeks, my daughter turned her head toward the ultrasound when she heard me speak. To this day my eyes fill with tears knowing how much she loved me before we even met. I was her entire world, literally 😢❤

[@believer7377]

That is really sweet ❤ A Beautiful tribute to loving mothers and their most precious gift from God.

[@leighannewarren9312]

So after years and years of heartbreak me and hubby finally have our Miracle and I was a sobbing mess the whole time but he was a wonderful rock for me but the first time he sawll her and the first time she reacted to him touching my belly during ultrasound he lost it ... I don't cars what anyone says real men are suppose to cry!

[@hazelmint6671]

So beautiful! I wish you well❤

[@GalaxianAlien7000]

But how do fetuses/ unborn babies know what love is yet? Maybe the baby just heard a sound, and faced towards the source

[@manyoyablues5889]

​@@GalaxianAlien7000scientists believe the feeling of love comes from different hormones being released in the brain in order to bond us to each other. Sense we are a social species, bonds such as these were integral for the survival of our species. Once a baby's brain begins to develop, it certainly has the ability to produce these bonding hormones. It's why doctors immediately place a newborn directly into it's mother's skin. The skin to skin contact helps to strengthen the bond that was forming while the baby was inside. It's quite interesting, actually and beautiful. I think it's worth looking up☺️❣️

[@afriendcalled5]

My third (and last) child hadn't turned downward yet at the stage she should have. My doctor told me, "off the record, place a radio or speaker between your knees. She'll start to follow the sound and turn around." It worked. She's my most musical child 🎼🎶🎵😊

[@01379]

Plants will grow in the direction of music as well🌿 Also, I've heard stories of people flipping babies by massaging the mom's belly

[@horselady4375]

O wow that is great to know❤

[@horselady4375]

Manual flipping isnt like the musical way😂❤❤❤❤

[@jyoungpa]

It took 13 minutes from the time my daughter was delivered until brought to me and she cried the entire time. When they placed her on my shoulder (c-section) and I started speaking, she calmed instantly. I was single during pregnancy but talked or read to her every day.

[@BS-dq1kz]

My firstborn is now 22. I was 19 when I had him. I recall when they laid him on my chest he was crying but not loudly. I looked down at him and said, “Hi baby” and I’ll never forget him turning his head straight upward and looking me right in the eyes. He knew my voice and he stopped crying. His big blue eyes. It’s the clearest memory I have of giving birth to any of my 3 kids. Unfortunately, I was crazy over his dad and we had a dysfunctional relationship. Although I was physically present, I wasn’t emotionally present. So, my son struggles with addiction. I tried. I loved him. He was fed well and clothed nicely and I spent time reading with him and taking him fun places. But I still just wasn’t mature enough myself to have a baby. I got to see him a few weeks ago for the first time in a few months and he looked so much healthier. It allowed me to sleep better at night. Babies are precious. They’re truly innocent. The only reason I’m typing up all my personal business(I’ve never shared this before)is in case another young lady/young man see it and care enough to realize, their future children need them to be the very best versions of themselves that they can be before they have them. That way, they can grow up in a healthy environment and live happily without all the heartache they will face if their parent just isn’t ready for kids yet. Children deserve the very best.

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Thanks for sharing. May God bless you! 😊

[@SpaceBabe12]

Thank you for sharing ❤ I wish your son and you all the best. Please don't blame yourself for your son's addiction. As an addict in recovery I can tell you that our struggle is with self and it sounds like you care.

[@faay8912]

❤❤❤ praying your son recovers and you two can live happily together thank you for sharing

[@itsme0acryingcookie]

Thank you so much for acknowledging this, and for taking the time to write this comment.

[@ClassiBadAss]

Thank you for sharing this. I pray those who need to hear this comes across your words and they wake them up, but comfort them as well. God bless you ❤

[@cienfuegos8155]

That's why you gotta make her the happiest woman in the world..

[@pheonixangel_]

Damn man

[@moonflowr]

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoatdamn bro who hurt you

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

@@moonflowr Everyone.

[@ashleyforman4342]

Jesus loves you

[@LuvNaami]

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoatbro damn ☠️

[@tricialeclair5090]

I still remember my son having hiccups in my stomach 😊 beautiful and him being so active especially at night he would be rolling around hitting my ribs and wow he was strong. ❤

[@staywith8]

I think this is the only video that makes all the moms for the world get to talk about their selves and confessions. ❤

[@C12133]

When I was pregnant 40 years ago, I thought the baby must be a soccer player or a boxer, I felt so much kicking or fists throwing! The nurses kept telling me this was going to be a BIG baby although I had only gained 28 pounds. The doctor delivered a small baby boy, and then he said wait a minute, there is another baby boy!! By far our biggest and favorite surprise!! People don’t have too many surprises anymore!!❤️❤️

[@maybememory1]

Omg! Did you have ultrasounds? They didn’t catch that?

[@rhysgoodman7628]

@@maybememory140 years ago. So very possible they could have missed it!

[@glorygracek.1841]

​@maybememory1 that was in the early stages of development. It couldn't really check that yet. 48 yrs tried to do gender occasionally. Mom was told a girl, which she was happy because she had a boy. Day comes along, and out comes a boy lol! My Grandpa wanted a granddaughter so bad. My Mom had a boy, my Aunt had a boy, then mom, then my aunt had a boy and a few years later another boy. Apparently when he was born and it was announced "It's a boy!" Grandpa threw his hands up in the air in despair and walked out of the room lol. Sadly he passed on before us 3 girls were fostered and adopted. Mom said good thing, we would have been spoiled rotten lol

[@C12133]

@@maybememory1 I didn’t have any ultrasounds! They had stated doing ultrasounds but my doctor was older and didn’t do them unless there was a question about the baby! He didn’t have a question!😂

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

​@@maybememory1My babies are 43 and 40 now. Ultrasounds were not done during my pregnancies. Got to hear the heartbeat at every visit though! I'm now a grandmother of 4 and great-grandmother of 2 🥰

[@sakrefunholy]

Mom: *laughing* Fetus: *vibrating into another dimension*

[@manifestingsun9258]

My 3 kids are my life , carrying them was the best experience ever ❤ proud mom

[@ConservativeLatina86]

God is perfect, and his creation too!! Just beautiful❤❤

[@helenmcdonnell2585]

❤

[@thesolagratialife]

Yes He is! :)

[@laurastreet7600]

Yes- praise be to God!

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

Agreed. APTTMH

[@michelebradley7813]

I totally believe this. When I was pregnant with our daughter ( 3rd/last pregnancy)we were having a tiugh time financially. I wasn't in a good place emotionally having received devastating information about our 1st born's prognosis(Special Needs). I cried a lot & realized months later I was actually clinically depressed. Our daughter was a sweet baby,but there were times she was inconsolable for no apparent reason. She was a sensitive little girl who pressured herself to always be perfect. She's an intelligent, gorgeous 26 y.o. woman now with a great career but to this day she remains very sensitive & easily deflated. She also has a tendency to over - empathize with others. I believe it's directly related to my state of Mind/feelings while I carried her. Babies marinate in whatever we're feeling/experiencing. Caring for yourself is caring for your baby 🙏🏽💯.

[@ilianakelly888]

I strongly suspect this as well; from a babe marinated in stressful negative emotional situation. Cousins personalities all different and mirrored the mental and emotional state of their mother during pregnancy. Sad 😔

[@shimmermist]

My mother was very depressed when she had me. She sighed every day. When I was born, I don’t remember when it happened exactly, I sighed very big. She was shocked and stopped sighing 😭

[@julkap4190]

My mom is anxious sensitive type of person (not officially diagnosed with anything, but I have a suspicion that there is something), including when she was pregnant with me an my twin sister. After we were born my mom noticed that both of us got startled easily or started to cry for little things, including meeting strangers. Maybe it was because of the pregnancy, maybe we have it genetically... but my heartbeat still jumps easily just because someone asks me questions. I'm 33 now. I wish my mom would go for one year therapy like me. She's in her 60's and still anxious. She should be enjoying her life.

[@_dadas]

agree.

[@mamacamano7507]

Oh my goodness after reading all these comments, I realized that my 2 year old grandson is not very attached to his mom because my son told me that she used to call.him a parasite, and she told me that she hated her body when she was pregnant, no wonder my grandson prefers to spend time with me than with her. She is very shallow and narcissistic, she's all about appearances, sad really. I love my grandson so much. He's 2 years old now, she's not mean to him, but not a very nurturing mom either...

[@micahbanimating610]

The baby looking around like wtf 😂😂

[@dglorious1269]

That's what it looks like to me LOL. 🤣 "WTH is she doing out there???! 🙁" 😅

[@roxannedouglas370]

😂

[@sold_my_kidneys_for_mamamoo]

That's probably why my niece came out with such an attitude cause my sister used to be laughing all the time 😭

[@Arun_00006]

😂

[@mreese8764]

The baby also salutes right before the laughter. He's going down with the ship.

[@Andrewk858]

No wonder after nine months baby's like"I can't take anymore earthquakes, I'm outta here"😂😂

[@franciscogutierrez7470]

At first me and my wife thought she was having twins, but then the day came and to our surprise, the only new born weighin in at 12lbs 8 ounces, with mom giving birth naturally, no c section or drugs whatsoever, she was a tough mom took it well and it lasted 4 hours till he came out. Yes i cut the cord and held him first and then mom. 😂

[@m.service5584]

WOW! Mine was 9 lbs 6 3/4 oz and everyone (except my mom) said that was big! (My brother, born in the late 1940s, arrived weighing over 10 lbs.)

[@Whitekasl]

Soon to be dad here! I talk to my son at least once a day while he’s curled up in there. If he’s inactive and I start talking he 95% of the time starts kicking. Brings a tear to my eye..

[@michelletoth9125]

Congrats, I'm sure he's gonna be just as excited out of the womb :)

[@karrynlflax5387]

My husband did the same thing. During the pregnancy he made sure he talked to our daughter every day, and called her by her name. She loved it and would move around a lot while he spoke to her. I think babies love that.

[@brittanyphilbrook4477]

You're going to be a good daddy. Congratulations to you and your lady ❤

[@fidjih]

I thought baby didn t like it , until I read the comments

[@rutabajannya7397]

My daughter smiled hardly 5 minutes after her birth eith closed eyes ehen she heard her father's voice, she used to smile whenever she would hear him

[@daughterofyahuah777]

As a woman currently 6 months pregnant, this video made me laugh. Then I proceeded to laugh harder when thinking to myself that this is what my child is currently experiencing as I laugh at this video 😂 Now every time I laugh I will be reminded of the roller coaster my baby is on before I'm kicked for laughing too hard 😂

[@MJAY-N7129]

Thats hilarious hope everythings good for you ❤

[@daughterofyahuah777]

Thank you 😊

[@MJAY-N7129]

@@daughterofyahuah777 you're welcome 😊✨

[@GingerJinji]

Ooh congratsss

[@noski33]

Enjoy your communication with your precious one. That's what makes women unique, their exclusive ability to become mothers.

[@nevestaboudoir9862]

Babies absolutely recognize voices. After my daughter was born, they wheeled me out for discharge. She was carried ahead of me and was crying. When I told her it was OK, I was still there. She stopped crying. She knew her momma.

[@DeusMorii]

How beautiful ❤ The innocent must be protected.

[@CassandraMarable]

Yes

[@camillapalmer82]

It’s hard to describe but I could sense both my children’s personalities before they were born. I used to talk to both of them in utero all the time. And when my daughter was born and she heard her fathers voice she looked at him with complete recognition. Was so cool. I looooove babies. The greatest blessing that should be cherished with utter gratitude.

[@user-kw9ny8tk5k]

Same here. I could feel my daughters fingers touching my belly when I talked to her. In same place while rubbing my belly. It was like being tickled from the inside.

[@mandyxxxlove]

@@user-kw9ny8tk5kAww that’s so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I can’t wait to have kids someday 🥹

[@bernadettecartin]

And yet so many people think it's acceptable to just throw away these lives that have barely started, before they have the chance to show the rest of the world who they are.

[@kellyanne7225]

This is so true! My kids personalities are very much like they were in the womb! Three very distinct individuals before and as adults. ❤

[@UwU-ok2jr]

​@@bernadettecartinexactly and they make it sound good by calling it women's rights even though most women who choose to kill their kids obviously chose to have sex without birth controls

[@abrobot9261]

Bro's feeling 3.5 on the richter scale😂😂

[@cafeded]

3.5 is nothing

[@abrobot9261]

@@cafededWell yeah, she's not shacking that much

[@imamzuhdy]

more likely 35😂

[@elfo8elfo]

I'd say this is more like an 8 😂😂

[@maria89479]

Family force five?

[@user-jb4gc6xv8i]

After watching this beautiful video and reading all the beautiful stories in the comment section, my feminine urge to become a mother is triggered now>>> 😫❤️

[@TheLeijosa]

It’s amazing to see the recognition on their faces and bodies when they hear mamma for the first time outside the womb! 😊

[@gypsyspirit2510]

28 years ago I was laughing while pregnant and I remember thinking I was giving my baby the joy and appreciation of laughter. Laughter is also my main memory of my grandmother. Her laugh was so beautiful. Laughter is good for the soul. And body.

[@nakha9123]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤God bless you

[@hleigh7201]

A merry heart doeth like medicine!😊

[@whenimmanicimgodly4228]

*violently shakes baby* "laughter good!"

[@Aussiegirl88]

Same with my mum 35 years ago

[@Jackshaft]

*shakes the baby*

[@ferdalerdle]

I laughed all the time while pregnant with my daughter. She is now 13 days old and I have had her smile and giggle when she turned 8 days old she is getting so big so fast its crazy. I'm overly surpised that a baby so young can show such strong emotions. She is an over achiever already right after she came out she lifted her head and rose her butt into the air.

[@hhhhngg]

Omg 😍 god bless you 🌟💗💗💗

[@alexia3552]

That’s so exciting to meet your new little baby! Congratulations! ❤❤

[@knitwit7082]

ferdalerdle • Good for her. Showing the world just what she thinks of it, and she knows right where she is going, so stay out of her way! 😉

[@maximederak]

That's not crazy, that's normal, if your baby doesn't take weight, it's dying

[@Ilovestrawberie]

Omgg!! I hope she grows healthy and happy!!

[@TLOH7]

Mother: I may proceed to laugh. Baby: Shake it shake it.

[@missmarthafawker]

It’s like the echo of her voice just vibrates into the babies body and connects with every atom….. its like a body memory. This explains why i felt the way i did after my mom passed away……

[@karma12334]

That's why never argue or give stress to expecting women ,they need peace .❤

[@laurbird3675]

This ❤ so true!

[@Undomaranel]

Or you treat them like capable humans who just have added responsibility. Never is a harsh word. What, would you keep a family member's murder at 7mos a secret just because? Deny them a funeral because pregnancy's more important? Life goes on, pregnancy doesn't change that. No one should deliberately stress an expecting mother out of politeness, but acting like the world revolves around you and being entitled just because you're growing a baby is extremely shallow and narcissistic. And yes I'm a woman. I just seem to use fewer emojis than you lot.

[@gauravw6947]

@@Undomaranel Why are you so frustrated with life? Breathe and relax…

[@DX-d]

@@Undomaranelpick me girls. You’re pa✝️hetic.

[@sparkyblue7016]

​@@UndomaranelUmm, it is called basic human decency? To try and not stress a pregnant women. You don't need to make a normal situation so complicated by bringing in so many exceptions, and cases which are rare.

[@LazarusStr]

His/Her thumb was legit shaken out of its mouth by a tickle and a giggle 😂😂😂 A wholesome and cute moment ❤

[@TeraGreene1]

😂😂❤

[@youtubech12345]

Haha I loved reading this cute comment after comments about that the baby experienced 25.0 earthquakes. Having ocd I started thinking I should not laugh anymore to get ready for when I get pregnant and not traumatize my baby but you brought me back to my good senses. Thanks 😂🎉❤

[@SublimeSubliminalHeir]

I used to laugh a lot in my first pregnancy and when I would laugh too hard my son would kick really hard like quiet down up there 😂😂😂

[@JaratheChosen]

This made me laugh so hard. 😊 the baby looking around like what the heck is going on. 😂😂😂

[@gingercake0907]

They do recognize their mother’s voice after birth. My son did when I went to see him in the hospital nursery. He was crying and when I said why are you crying? he stopped. The nurse said he knows Mama is here. 😊

[@realguineapigmom]

My dad told me he always talk to me when I was in womb and when I was born and I was crying he said it's OK and then I stopped crying

[@cicirirideedeefuntime7837]

Same here when my baby was in nicu she was doing ok but once I was allowed to visit after taking my Covid test she started progressing so fast hearing my voice and feeling my touch it’s beautiful

[@Ad_Inferno]

I'm about 6 months pregnant and have started noticing the baby's movement does change in response to, for example, Daddy's voice (he's quite loud and I wonder how clearly she can actually hear him). And she definitely does seem to recognize native language as well to some degree, though I can't say for sure. The movements I can feel are not much different whether I'm speaking English (native language) or Spanish (2nd language) but are distinctly different if I'm speaking Portuguese, which I'm far less comfortable with and, frankly, speak with a horrendous accent. I feel like she's judging my skills. 😂

[@KitKat10281]

​@Ad_Inferno that (her response to your Portuguese) is adorable

[@BobiMorris-wf6qx]

When my youngest grandson was born at 41/2 months gestation he weighed 1lb. and 6oz. he was in nicu for a little over 4 months, and he knew when our son was and get upset if he would leave the room and he would tell him it's OK he my son would be right back and he would settle down and be ok,he loves his daddy,they are 2 peas in a pod,God is good the miracle he does with babies

[@emmarussell3239]

My daughter came out screaming and as soon as they laid her on my chest and I said nice to finally meet you she immediately became quiet and opened her eyes to look at me! Very complicated pregnancy and one of the best days of my life. ❤🙏🏽

[@nyangsteefies]

that's beautiful 🥹❣️

[@AverageHamsterNamedCupcakee]

aww❤

[@simonebradshaw9606]

I had the same experience with my son, and they laid him on my chest .He took a deep breath as though he was thinking, "There you are "

[@yus2612]

❤🥰🙏🏻🌞

[@lovechas7661]

​@@simonebradshaw9606Love the "there you are " ❤😊

[@constance875]

And vise versa. I heard my new born daughter’s cry and could henceforth identify her cry from any other baby. These were in the days the newborns were kept in a nursery and brought to each mother now and then throughout the day. I could hear her cry out of all the other baby’s cries when she was being wheeled in her bassinet to me in my bed. The first time I heard it, her cry was imprinted into my brain.

[@l.williams2354]

It's just so magical to me the connection between a mother and child , as mothers we know our kids before ANYONE!!

[@hatched7899]

Seeing this makes me think one thing-- I should have left HIM sooner. 😔 I'm sorry I made you endure 9 months of tears and bruises, my son. He'll never hurt us again.

[@dashed0327]

I was thinking the same. I cried everyday.

[@hatched7899]

@@dashed0327 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@Gunth0r]

So when there's an earthquake, we're just in the womb of mother earth's laugh.

[@SoloDoloh]

this is weirdly philosophical

[@havilavi472]

​@@SoloDolohtru 😂

[@VLLRY238]

😂😂😂😂

[@iKiyah92]

I like your logic 🫰🏾

[@BeGoodROTMG]

Our earth is in Gods womb?… maybe.???

[@lilychua7866]

I remembering laughing a lot with my 3rd baby. He turned out to be the jolly fun loving happen-go-lucky one! And always a joy to have around!

[@Aerixes.]

"ayo, stop shakin bruh. tryna sleep 😑"

[@natashamaloy6978]

😂

[@cutepotato001]

the day a baby starts to talk like that

[@stolenjunk]

I was alone and homeless, living in my van, when pregnant. Nobody to talk to. It bothered me that my baby would not hear my voice, so i would read my Bible out loud. It gave me strength to make it through the freezing nights

[@queenjinx9942]

❤

[@sassyplantlady9002]

❤❤❤ hope you are well and ok now.

[@stolenjunk]

@sassyplantlady9002 yes that was many years ago. And thank you.

[@sassyplantlady9002]

@@stolenjunk Very welcome.

[@BIBLE-a-s-m-r]

Bless u

[@mgvilaca]

The unborn are precious ❤

[@sdoken]

It is hard reading the stories of so many people whose babies stopped crying when they heard their mamas voice. We also sang to our baby before he was born and even sang the same song so he would recognize but no he would not stop crying. Especially the first 8 months was full of crying and no doctor could find out why. Now he is not crying like that but he is certainly a handful.

[@peggyknecht5551]

My mom used to read to me in the womb. As a result, I was an early reader. I developed a love of books, and learned to read at the age of 3. She also sang to me.

[@mariarivera1340]

My dad was like that too when I was in my mothers womb, he’d either read the newspaper or books he’d randomly pick up, guess that’s why I started reading at 2

[@-dash]

Kinda like the reason i smoke cigarettes

[@emiflew7128]

@@-dashomg😭

[@Kimmthecake]

@@-dashdang

[@-dash]

@@emiflew7128kidding. I started smoking because it looked cool in movies

[@AnEntityBrowsingYT]

Before reading the script, I thought this was advocating soon to be mother's not laughing and then I realised this is beautiful. I cannot wait to be a dad one day.

[@mahdiislam9517]

Why? Too much responsibility

[@bangtantwice455]

Don't mind the other person. Seeing how much you want to be a dad, I can tell you for sure that you will do great as a dad even with all the responsibilities.

[@AnEntityBrowsingYT]

@@mahdiislam9517 I'm sorry you see having children as something of a burden. My experiences in life and what I have learned from them gives me hope that I can have a positive influence on children. Responsibilities are the difference between existing and living.

[@AnEntityBrowsingYT]

@@bangtantwice455 Thank you.

[@Yoonzino_1004]

​@@mahdiislam9517you sound like some of my irresponsible classmates who think so high of themselves

[@1MissEllyLove]

Thank you for saying Mother and Baby ❤

[@emaleightodd1325]

I have 2 months left of my pregnancy and reading through these comments makes my heart so happy. I always was so scared to not be able to get that bond with my baby once shes here. But I know now that we will forever be bonded.

[@pearlbambi8093]

I wish you and your unborn baby all the best And safe delivery as well♥️🌹

[@PrincessJas24]

Awww good luck to you and baby! Sending lots of love ❤️❤️

[@sicilyny5375]

Talk often to her..play diff music for her..I used headphones on my stomach..and read to them all..classic works..fun kids books and alotta psychology..I was a psych major..sadly they also pick up on anything negative..sadness fear and of course..a bad relationship...they hear what's going on 4 sure.

[@potato1084]

Trust me I thought the same. Unplanned pregnancy. I love her now she’s here ❤️❤️

[@tierragraves5403]

I thought the same way but I can assure you that once you lay eyes on her, a feeling that cannot be explained will come over you and your maternal nature will kick in. Blessings to you both ✨

[@erikabailey7696]

Yea, I had an emergency c-section. I blacked out during the surgery, only seeing lights and some blue sheet lifted to keep me from observing the process. When I woke up, I was in another room, lights dimmed, etc. At first my brain wasn’t processing where I was, then everything started to register at once with the most noticeable realization being - I was in the hospital room without my baby in my arms after having an emergency c-section. Fear instantly hit me. I was afraid during my whole pregnancy that I would miscarry, his umbilical cord would strangle him, he would die since they said he had a calcified heart ventricle, or I would die giving him birth. While I was coming into my senses, the room was completely silent. Once I was fully aware I immediately asked, “Where is my baby?” And BOOM!!! He started crying!!!! Ohhhhh, the relief and happiness I felt, I will always cherish and remember. He was alive! Once he heard my voice, he signaled a cry for meeeee. My beloved Elijah ❤❤❤ Now, I run away when he hears my voice (he’s 2)! Lol jk 😂

[@kasseyamaya4670]

😂❤

[@karezaalonso7110]

I don't want to burst your balloon, but maybe he was just sleeping and your voice just woke him up

[@GodsGift77HER]

@@karezaalonso7110no I believe that was God giving her that signal that she doesn’t have to worry anymore and he carried her throughout the pregnancy the doctors might say one thing but God had other plans for her and her baby❤ pls don’t ruin ppl happiness and faith with your opinions that’s irrelevant 😊

[@minnie21434]

​@@karezaalonso7110Still, at that moment his crying was a sign that he'd lived through the delivery. For a mum to know that after becoming conscious after being passed out for a while & being hit with all the fears that the baby might not have made iit...its a welcome relief😊

[@foreverweyoung]

Awwww.. ❤️