Giving Birth and Then Getting Out of the Hospital!

Kate Middleton left the hospital hours after giving birth, and apparently that's normal in the UK! Ladies, after giving birth, how long did you stay in the hospital?

[@jer1230]

tamera's hair stylist has been killin it...her hair always looks so pretty

[@aspirehigher6368]

Yes I'm so glad that celebrity stylists these days finally know how to work with tight curls & kinks

[@oliviawatson5217]

I was just about to say that!!!! :)

[@jennakaufman4471]

I love her curls

[@Kinglystateof]

“Sir why are you laughing? This is the truth!” -Tamera

[@Billymorales100]

isaiah johnson 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@disniesebastien]

😂😂😂😂

[@kaylenejantjes8113]

She's so precious! 😂😂

[@chardiejarhk9867]

Women are amazing, preach tam💯👏🏼

[@breneecrawford9956]

Chardiejarh K amen

[@sarahjanechandler]

*Sir, why are you laughing😂😂*

[@daniella3116]

My-Ava Journey its important, i didn't know about it. See she just taught me something new.

[@maharawchaa]

Sarah Bean 😂

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

I know right! Got get that first natural poop!

[@des8679]

That’s the truth! 😂

[@musicfanatic4641]

💀💀💀💀

[@shesadivva6006]

I love Tamera's hair!!!!

[@positivevibes5364]

SHESA DIVVA me too natural is the way

[@trinigrl09]

Why do people like to claim that things are "unrealistic" because that wasn't the experience that they had? It's clearly not unrealistic because Kate Middleton is a real person and it happened this way for her.....

[@qweenlina930]

I think we have to take into account that the UK's health care is WAY different than ours...literally if a mom dies from child birth they take the time to research and review that individual case and what went wrong so that no other woman dies from the same thing...its just a different vibe over there

[@MrsSonyaKS]

I lied after my first C-section and told the nurse that I had a bowel movement, because after being in the hospital for 6 days after giving birth to my twins, I was ready to go. I just took some laxatives and stool softeners after I got home and was fine. ***Disclaimer: Just because this worked out fine for me doesn't mean it will be ok for you. Please listen to your medical staff. *** Being in the hospital is not the same as luxuriating or recuperating at a hotel...or home. Nurses come in and out of the room at all hours of the day and night -leaving you no time to get any real rest. I was ready to go. Good for Kate. She has a team of people to help her, she will be fine.

[@azaleabrown3904]

Sonya S wait ....are you saying you didn't have a bowel movement for 6 days?

[@azaleabrown3904]

Sonya S wait ....are you saying you didn't have a bowel movement for 6 days?

[@MrsSonyaKS]

Azalea Brown That's what I'm saying. For most of my stay I was on an IV drip (long story), so that "liquid diet" was only affecting my bladder😉.

[@peachlife5118]

I hear you, those rooms can be really depressing to sit around in! After 6 days I would also be ready to get back to my life

[@TT-kk4il]

Sonya S I was there 2 days and was sick of them running in an out an waking me up .

[@Shymel100]

I pray to God I never have a C section. Tameras experience sounds scary lol.

[@chrislynnnn_]

Judith F. Alaïa Amariel i agree 😂

[@stephanielowe1086]

I had a c section with my third. I chose to have one no medical reason and I was out the hospital within 20 hours. That was Friday I went shopping on the Sunday haha. Not all c sections are horror stories so don't worry too much if you ever end up having to have one x

[@Wowitzkay]

Judith F. Alaïa Amariel It's not that bad. I had to get an emergency C-section with my son and I was scared but I barely felt ANYTHING I didn't even know they were cutting me. But afterwards I couldn't really walk as well it hurted like HELL! They kept me in the hospital for 3 days

[@shevy_shev93]

Look okay, i felt this in my bones.

[@Urhiness415]

Judith F. Alaïa Amariel I had a c section .... 25 minutes of weird pressure... and then it was over ... not paint no nothing... you’ll be fine

[@roseoladunjoye4863]

Its not unrealistic Loni ...if a mom is low risk and she's cleared after birth and everything went grand in the labour she can leave after 6 hrs ....do your reseach guys

[@sey744]

rose oladunjoye yup i live in canada and gave birth at the hospital with my third with a midwife. I was out in 3 hrs. It was a fast delivery and they checked me and the baby and gave the option of me staying if i wanted to since my delivery went so well and no complications.

[@joannasaad298]

I think 24 hours should be the minimum just because post partum hemorrhage is the most likely during this time.

[@MsAsb-zx4sr]

Post partum hemorrhage is only a concern for those that are at risk,

[@TheeAfroHippie]

Each time she said that it made be soo annoyed

[@simplysarell1720]

They said that.

[@AngelBee]

Lol in Kenya they have to keep you there for as long as they can, the longer you stay the fat the bill

[@charlzwill495]

Angel Bee lol same thing in America all about the $$$

[@julietngorimo7377]

Angel Bee I'm from KENYA that's so true

[@jotamj6752]

KIKI YIN so true ! One of my cousins husbands mom was lied to that she had breast cancer so she can get chemo $$$$$. Its all about the money

[@TENDAI_MAKERI]

church

[@biancalord488]

KIKI YIN I left the next day for both pregnancies

[@BBXioful]

I would have walked out of there with an oversized sweater and sweat pants 😭😂😂

[@tinaloveseddie]

BBXioful I’m sure as soon as she got back to the palace... she put on some comfy pajama bottoms and a soft T-shirt... put her hair in a pony..... and plopped in her royal king sized bed.🛌👑

[@MELANIE-kk2qx]

I love how tamera gets excited everytime the other girls complements her ... that is so sweet 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@oliviadolli]

ya'll need to be talking about that girl who was in denial that she was pregnant. She was having contractions in the airplane and airport. She ended up having her baby in Istanbul in her hotel room. She delivered the baby herself by watch youtube videos. Then the next day she went to the airport to catch a flight to Germany like nothing happen.! its all over twitter and the shaderoom posted about it.

[@Stormeyworld]

Wait...how does that happen? Your belly starts to grow when you're pregnant. You have so many symptoms.

[@ayathefulani563]

Stormeyworld Actually when a woman has a pregnancy denial she has no belly, the baby hides between the organs the woman gets her periods and no nausea. It happens until ... SURPRISE !

[@Stormeyworld]

Sultanna...oh wow! that is so strange.

[@vaw796]

sultanna D No, that isn't periods but bleeding through out the pregnancy. People like this US woman, who found out she was pregnant in January and into her 3rd trimester, think it's periods but it's not. She was selfish and dumb to fly in March knowing full well she was in the last trimester. She knew the date by then, the doctor would have told her in January the due date, I don't think her stupid, selfish behaviour was anything to be praised.

[@dwilks98]

I read this story I saw it on twitter

[@29misslucky]

It's very Euorpean to not stay that long... Over here in the Netherlands the default is homebirth. You only go to the hospital in case of imergency, if there is a medical issue or things in the past. But in general you have a homebirth. Then again we also have things like paid maternity leave...

[@powerparade7262]

Charissa-Daniëlla Fischer that sounds much better than a hospital tbh.

[@zendayaque9968]

Nonsense. Im from the netherlands. All the women that are going to give birth go to the hospital to deliver.

[@mssr131]

I am from the netherlands too but homebirth is still rare most women inclusing my mom leave the hospital after a couple of hours.

[@misshglady4lyfe]

we have paid maternity leave here in the U.S too hunty

[@OumTHMDY]

Homebirth is encouraged here but the woman still has a choice. The difference is that insurance only covers hospital bills if there is a medical necessity. If not, you pay out of your own pocket (or depending on your insurance, only a fraction). I had no medical necessity but felt safer being in the hospital.

[@x_carmy]

Tameras face when she said “Sir, why are you laughing??” 😂😂

[@eliceosei6443]

Hahaha Tamera "I try I try " that was a pretty good accent I must say and I am British 😂❤️

[@athinavarnava1668]

Elice Osei however loni s is so off I am from the north west of England. I would love to hear them do a Manc and Scouse accent loool

[@eliceosei6443]

Athina Varnava lol im from the south girl but I feel you 😂😂❤️

[@nevaehalberta]

Elice Osei that’s a great accent

[@tearsofawaterfall2656]

@@beberaine6671 YESSS

[@indigobeauty1]

Birth is such a fascinating, disgusting, jaw dropping topic all in one. I pray my baby jus pops out & I'm able to walk shortly after. 😶

[@N2000N.]

The more babies you have, the easier it gets. The labour with my 3rd child was 2 hours from start to finish and I was ready to leave 1 hour after giving birth, lol. There's no place like home!💯

[@bitty6225]

Noki's Kitchen Lol no labour with my fourth child was the worst, my first and second were about six hours from the first contraction till delivery.

[@aimeetrudgian4980]

Noki's Kitchen completely agree. With my 1st it was 24 hours from 1st contraction, with my 2nd it was 2 weeks slow labour but when i proper started it was 4hrs from 1st contraction. Now pregnant with my 3rd and im dreading how quick this one will come out 🙈😂

[@zluv3785]

Noki's Kitchen lol love your comment lol 😄

[@natashaduncan6269]

Not necessarily lol my first child 20 hours, second child 36 hours third child 10 days 😂

[@tiacuppe6681]

Not really. Each pregnancy is different.

[@katherinewoodall158]

I think that the difference is, post-natal care is entirely dissimilar between the two countries. In the UK, healthcare is free so they want you out a bit quicker to limit stress on the NHS, but they have follow-up care with midwives and a post-birth team that are also funded by the taxpayer. If there was any medical reason for her to stay, she certainly would have, but it's more unique to the mother's needs than the typical US model where 2 days are supplemented by insurance (for those who are fortunate enough to have it) so the parents feel the need to stay the whole time. Each way has its strengths and weaknesses, but it is certainly interesting to consider!

[@dwana007]

Kate Mack & From Singing to Soccer you are absolutely correct. I watched LaToya Forever have baby Samia and she was at home that evening and was vlogging.

[@simonechristie254]

In the UK healthcare is not Free. You pay a fee every month called National Insurance out of your wage.

[@PoojaPatel-mj7pz]

Yeah, it is common in NZ as well, even if the baby is premature, they will not keep the mum there and have here come in every day to feed it.

[@alex1462]

simone Ibbotson how do unemployed people get healthcare

[@simonechristie254]

National Insurance also comes out of benefits

[@MajesticMyronn]

Congratulations To Kate & William !!! They just keep getting it on don't they 😍😍

[@floridagirl7093]

Daisy Juice I think it’s horrible but glad you like it.

[@ingridayarza]

Omg Myronn 😂

[@courtney2262]

Love Tams hair today!

[@jenny-yn3lu]

I’m glad she’s okay. Why can’t women lift each other? Congratulate her for being brave in those heels and Move on. It’s unrealistic but everyone is different.

[@catrachaV4]

Juna Antenor I couldn't wear the hill. First child c-section birth Second child V-birth Both 4 days I want to be home..

[@MsAsb-zx4sr]

Catracha V . No one is telling you that YOU need to wear heels or that you should. She's just saying that to the women that CAN do it, more power to them.

[@azaleabrown3904]

Juna Antenor it can't be unrealistic if she did it in real life. She didn't do it to be an example to anyone. This is her life. She knew she had to do a press conference hence her being camera ready

[@22prettie]

Juna Antenor perfectly said!

[@LIVEINPEACE2023]

True, and if that's what women do in the U.K. then that's what they do. I guarantee if the insurance stopped paying after (1) day in the USA then we would have to go home too!!

[@stacywilliams2155]

I am British and my mum got out of the hospital asap, 4 hours after she gave birth, she left. She didn't feel pressured its just a normal occurrence in England or in Europe in general.

[@crystabellecampbell5148]

I love hearing Tam speak she’s an inspirational woman as well as Tia they both sounds alike; they’re both gifted an ofc they’re both beautiful inside out.

[@nikkikaylah704]

The ladies look gorgeous today!😍

[@valeriebazile5572]

What are the details on Tameras outfit!!? Absolutely beautiful

[@rosegoldwatergoddess6210]

Proud to say I delivered my son at home!! Women are amazing!♡

[@NellieKAdaba]

A family friend did the same thing, with midwives.

[@june6142]

Tamera I just have to say, you look amazing. Your skin looks flawless and your hair. I love watching you so much.

[@SuperLinderella]

I had a vaginal birth and was taken to my car in a wheelchair because after an extremely long labor, it was painful to walk. You can of course walk after giving birth, but it hurts to walk because you're still very sore (I had tares) and pushed out a 8.2lbs baby (Ouch). I'm sure she's in pain, but has to brave it for the cameras, trust me! I totally understand what Tamera is talking about regarding using the bathroom LOL

[@jessyalb553]

SuperLinderella omg yes super sore..

[@jennie11041992]

I had the same was wheeled out after they messed up the epidural and I pushed for 2 hours straight and my baby was 8lbs 5oz

[@jaz0270]

3:18" Sir , why are you laughing ? " Tamera is so cute 😂😭❣ !!

[@chixksmokealot6623]

Love this ! Thank you for speaking the real !

[@kittyrodriguez7179]

Lol I love Tamera’s accent!! She did such a great job!!😍✨😍

[@aleksa1341]

In canada, you can leave 3 hours after giving birth if everythings okay with the baby and yourself AND you've seen a lactation consultant. I dont know what the big deal is lol

[@rossiqueen4eva]

I absolutely LOVE Tam's hair!!! 😍😍😍😍 I love all the ladies sooo much! They are my role models.

[@manddray]

And 50% of women use to die during childbirth

[@sundusadem9779]

manddray and the ones left made all of the people living today

[@Samirahsworld1]

Why is that ? Is it because of lack of medication or knowledge

[@haute03]

I love this random statistic thrown out with absolutely no context. 50% of women where and at what time?

[@michemllejones586]

Thanks for that fun fact .lol😀

[@lollypop6155]

God bless all of us women! We so rock!

[@amycrook5521]

I was in and out the same day with boys of my boys, we live in Wales, UK. Both births were straight forward with no complications! X

[@nd4523]

Same happens in South Africa. If you are healthy and able to leave the hospital, we leave. I left 9 hours after given birth. :)

[@NellieKAdaba]

Wow

[@lakishalindsey9106]

Tamera your hairstyles are always a win!

[@LAUTTOCEO]

Love these ladies So much I’m always laughing or crying

[@bookbag6432]

Kate does this for every pregnancy. Get's pregnant, is overly thin for a pregnant woman, is always sick but pushes through and delivers a baby then leaves hours later with a smile on her face and hair done. She's a tough cookie but hopefully focuses on other things now than having a baby.

[@bookbag6432]

A woman can do more than just have children. I think she should look at her country and find a cause to believe in and go for rather than having a million kids. Look at Prince Charles, he'll probably die first before getting to the throne.

[@morganmckenny6875]

I’m so glad Kate is okay. I remember reading about her missing George’s first day of school this past fall because of morning sickness :(( (she had some condition that made her sickness worse I think)

[@carlaeyyy649]

Adrienne and Tamera's outfits are so cute

[@ineedya123]

If people look to celebrities to validate their lives, they dont need to be parents

[@kiamyal8698]

ineedya123 yes I swear In the us celebrities are idolize like where am from we couldn’t careless....yes we have people who we like but we live our lives and I live in America so am able to tell the difference

[@ineedya123]

True, we do treat celebrities like they are not people, when in fact they are very much the same as everyone else. We are all responsible for our own lives, no one should look at a celebrity for an idol or example

[@nhyliab.2391]

Kia Myal you’re cringe and your grammar gave me a headache.

[@magicpower1858]

If I gave birth, I would spend days at the hospital. Carrying a child in you for 9 and a half months and to leave the hospital hours later is unimaginable to me !

[@tiarrajohnson8500]

I love Tamara’s hair like that!!!

[@Mk-zz4sh]

They got good clip pictures and five minute uploads now yesssss

[@cameronemmanuel2426]

loveeee your outfit adrienne!!!

[@mrdouglasthisisme]

In Texas, some hospitals require black mothers to stay longer during childbirth due to an increasing rate of maternal mortality deaths among black women.

[@yanirap9634]

TAMERAS HAIR IS SO GORGEOUS!! 😍

[@MD-vs6vk]

After my third kid I was ready to go too! I had a midwife who said I could’ve even given birth at home (I chose not to due to probs with my second child). Canada allows one day (I think... I gave birth 10 years ago!) so I took it to get some rest! If I had Kate’s help (which probably includes a personal midwife or nurse!) I’d go home to my comfortable house too! Congrats to the new mom and dad!

[@Trixiesongzxoxo]

Man Loni and that damn tea cup 😂

[@TheDebbiesaelee]

I love Tamara pink jacket.

[@courtnaesmith6198]

We live in the US (particularly the midwest),and we left the hospital in 4 hours like nothing happened. Lol Mercy hospital has a birthing center inside of it where moms can deliver natural in a suite that feels like home.They have midwives and deliver with no interventions. If you have complications, they send you upstairs to the maternity ward.

[@Hollyvlogs]

The reason Kate left so soon after birth was because it was limiting access to the NHS hospital (causing out-patients to miss appointments).

[@JV-yd4qg]

Holly Vlogs I thought she was on private & not NHS?😅

[@FUNKYGIRL9]

@@JV-yd4qg it's a mixed hospital, the lindo wing is private but the emergency department and other maternity wing is NHS its part of London Imperial college NHS Trust

[@ellerios444]

My birth experience was so fast and I didn’t suffer at all. Im so grateful for that, i gave birth to my daughter 11 am and the next day I left around 11 am as well.

[@felisha3043]

I was in labour for 8hrs with my son, I went home 2.5hrs later and we both were fine. Thank the Lord

[@debradiaz3640]

All the ladies look beautiful as always!

[@luckyarchery]

Adrienne's face throughout this segment says it all! She looks like she's saying, "Do I really want to go through this??"

[@BriaPetway]

Adriennes makeup looks amazing

[@rubia102386]

Yes tamera, speak the truth!

[@themorakskids8771]

I had my 4 babies naturally and usually left the hospital 1 day. My first was 4 days in hospital. The last was more than as I had to go back due to my complications. And I started at age 30. Congratulations to Prince William and Duchess Kate

[@Angelica-yh9xs]

loving your hair temera

[@susanasebastian5718]

I don’t think it’s weird that she left after 7 hours. I just give her props for coming out looking so beautiful! I looked so damn crazy 7 hours after birth haha.

[@simib6342]

Well done Tamara love your British accent

[@mcfinklestv4060]

Whatever works for you....Congratulations to all moms..Y'all are superheroes....

[@ihatehoneymustard9009]

I actually enjoyed staying at the hospital . I had a c-section and the hospital drugs and the drugs they actually give you to go home with are completely different 😭. I enjoyed not feeling pain , food brought to me, and ohhhhh don’t get me started on the cranberry juice and crushed ice 😭😩❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@natashabrauner8309]

2 days in the hospital! That's crazy! In Canada it's usually only a few hours & home births are super popular

[@SamAjono]

In Canada, they can send you home the same day or a day later if everything is okay.

[@minnirai1806]

Whenever they talk about something British, Loni always holding that dang teacup in the thumbnail 😂

[@Houry247]

I didn't even know she was pregnant

[@kiwi9921]

Me either. Usually that kind of news would smoother the headlines. I don't recall of even hearing such news. SMH!

[@ajaay9244]

I’m a guy. So I don’t know how true this is, but I read the usual way of giving birth is bad (lying on back). The best way is squatting, which is what is usually done during home births. Same with bowel movements. Sitting on the toilet isn’t the best method. Squatting is.

[@natashabrauner8309]

Very impressed you know this!

[@dt4654]

Too bad you would get your feet stuck in the toilet bowl trying to squat 😂😂

[@ebonymendoza1376]

Totally relate to this title. I left the hospital 3h after giving birth to my 2nd baby. Then drove myself and my daughters to Maccas because we was hungry lol.

[@vanathiluv9850]

Heeeheheeeeeeee😂😂😂😂 “omygod I tried omygod I tried” LOVE TAM TAM ❤️

[@rociocristinaaleman3357]

It’s the same in México, I never given birth there but my friends had. If it’s in a public hospital, that same day you can go home if everything is fine with mom and baby

[@NellieKAdaba]

Great. Muy bien.

[@clairethain9085]

I got home the day after I gave birth including having an episiotomy with my daughter! I know a few of my friends have left the same day as well, so common here in Scotland x

[@melodyvachon1080]

Here in nova scotia canada we can stay up to 3 days , but you are aloud to leave after 24 hours if you feel okay. They well not release you before the 24 hour mark

[@nreynolds75243]

I had my only child induced vaginally. My doctor refused c-section. Because it took so much time to heal. However I had a 4th degree laceration - cut up to rectum. Had to be sown back. However, the nurse did a good job. My va jj is still tight 21 years later per my most recent visit to my gynecologist. Thanks Nurse! 😊She was 8lbs and some, 21 inches long. A couple of weeks early. Yeah long story. Labor/delivery was the easiest part for me out of the whole experience. She was here in less than an hour. Being pregnant is no joke. Raising them is harder.

[@denoratrejo6231]

Tamera’s Britain accent she nailed it!

[@ShannyZastrowMusic]

I have the same sickness that she has (hyperemesis gravidarium) and it’s the hardest thing, especially when you have a regular life and you don’t have anyone to cater to you.

[@singhtisheena5431]

It is true Tamera I had a c-section and I spent 5 days in the hospital n yes I had to had a bowel movement before I could have get discharge.

[@satansbitch7119]

"The hardest thing for me is i couldn't get discharge until i had my first natural bowel movement . Sir why are you laughing that's the truth ." lmao 😂 i love tamera , she's too much.

[@AlexisCarterNotaryMentor]

I’m a Holistic Doula. Yes Jeannie for the shout out!

[@mollyfaye]

It is a super hard concept to understand until you’re in the position yourself. First kid I was in the hospital for 3 days and could barely walk for a month. 2nd kid I was out the next day and felt fine after 3 days. Women are so strong and with all the technological advancements we have we don’t even understand that the more natural you have the baby the easier it is to heal and feel fine, sometimes almost immediately after! But we of course have to keep in mind every woman and every baby is different. So just be safe whatever you choose!

[@danielaaguilar8884]

Lol ok this is the second time tamera says your stuff is on the table. No! 😂😂😂 that is not how a c-section works!

[@blakecoston1831]

watching tamara describe the birth recovery made me sick tbh 😂 but gave me so much respect for what women go through. damn

[@Bianca_1111_]

Giving birth back in the day before hospitals and drugs is like birth control for me. I wouldn’t even do it😂🤣

[@alainapullock81]

I work in a hospital in seattle. A lot of women walk around afterwords its not uncommon.

[@aesthete7227]

*SIR WHY ATE YOU LAUGHING 😂😂😂*

[@terseandtiny1746]

That's a testament to health care as well.

[@asiaisme7107]

Sir why are you laughing it's the truth. Lol that was cute and funny.

[@isabellewittwer4493]

With my first child, I labored for 30 hours in hospital and then had a csection. I was there for 6-7 days. It was awful. My second pregnancy, i had a planned csection and was only in the hospital for 2 days. They let me go home early because all the staff new I was a confident mother and knew the drill and what to watch out for with my own body. Way better experience. Im all for leaving a hospital setting asap. Its generally a better and faster way to heal.

[@cityofsnow]

Most hospitals in US make you stay 24hrs so annoying because with both my babies I just wanted to go home right after. Especially with my last it was a super fast 10 min delivery and I wanted out lol.

[@kittfln8168]

BLovey322 yes. Fast labor for me too i. Especially after having one I was like I got this can we go. Did my first poop, no golf ball clots, n walking around trying to go to the Wendy's downstairs. I was so bored

[@cityofsnow]

Kitt F Right as soon as I was released we went to get pizza with my swishing diaper and all 😂

[@_randisullivan_]

I have my kids in a birth center and Ive always gone home that day. 5-6 hours after birth. They make sure the baby is healthy and I’m healthy, they let you stay as long as You want but I’ve always gone home that day :)

[@yaritzaslife766]

Tamera is right some women are gifted to give birth easily and the others aren't as lucky. We need to talk more about hard births. Even though we like to hear positive things. Because when your in a surgery room about to get cut open. You just start asking yourself "why couldn't i do it , why is this happening to me" you start to put yourself down. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@NellieKAdaba]

That is true.

[@mcottrill23]

Good for you moms that feel great lol I had a vaginal birth with no tearing and minimal bleeding and there still was no way I would want to go home so soon lol 😂 I was thankful to be at the hospital for 2 days after

[@teyannasweet4220]

LOVE LOVE LOVE tameras hair today 👏🏽🧡

[@auroralti7533]

Tamera is too adorable

[@aande126]

In australia we do the same thing, both my children i was out after like 5 hours was very lucky