This is Your Postpartum In 2 Minutes | Glamour

[@idkwhattoputhere7952]

Major respect to my mom, she did this 3 times

[@EleanorJosefina]

Harry Potter Fan my mom did it 7. No joke. She always wanted a big family.

[@derrin1894]

My mom did it 4 times

[@focus-nct1279]

Harry Potter Fan 8 times for me

[@eeiity8600]

My mom did it 5 times. I remember her telling me when I was pretty young (and when she only had 2 kids) that I’m gonna have 3 more siblings when I’m older. My mom had siblings when she grew up, but they were much older than her and she sometimes felt lonely so she wanted us to have siblings with not too many years between us. My dad also wanted a big family, so they made sure to start when they were financially able.

[@sarahthebear2853]

Harry Potter Fan m’y mom did this four times two of them failed

[@amberleggett4567]

I am 4 weeks postpartum yesterday with my first baby and I promise it is all worth it. I’ve never loved anyone or anything as much as I love my son

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Same. I love my fattums.

[@rujhanruthbah827]

Good luck queen! Lots of support for you and your son!

[@jolicreole5143]

Im saying. Whoes not going to fall in love with something so beautiful they created

[@dibya8319]

Sorry to say, thats how nature works. Its hormonal thing to feel love for baby.

[@christins.1481]

@@dibya8319 I've known lots of women where they never felt a connection to their baby.

[@2006devika]

This gave me anxiety in two minutes I’m a 17 year old😅

[@soumilib4952]

Same

[@sophia-xy3lq]

omg same its 1 am rn idk why I'm watching this

[@sleepinthegarden6606]

You don’t have to become a mum

[@Roshana-d6h]

Shrishti Singh same

[@marleneflores1640]

I’m 14 why am I here😂😭

[@justlia0]

If you: - don't feel like yourself - cannot bond with the baby - feel irritable - have changes in appetite - feel anxiety - have low energy - feel hopeless You may have postpartum depression (it usually develops within 4-6 weeks postpartum, but it may take several months). Some experience it so severely that they may have the urge to self-harm or even have suicidal thoughts. If you have just given birth, please take care of yourself as much as possible. It is okay for you to depend on your partner, family, healthcare professionals and other people.. you don't have to do everything alone and shouldn't have to If your loved one has recently given birth, please let them know that they're loved. Help them even without them asking. Try to be more patient and understanding, because they have just given birth and it is really a difficult process.. 😊 Edit: Oh and, DO WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU!

[@Kekschannelotti]

And when you don't have anyone for help?

[@fulfigchic]

This is so true. I suffered with postpartum depression with all three of my pregnancies 😔

[@fulfigchic]

@@Kekschannelotti reach out to a medical professional or even a support group. There are resources to help. If you have Kaiser they are good with the type of support needed.

[@chey427]

Thank you for bringing that up. I had postpartum with my first son really bad and it eventually turned into just regular depression and i didnt tell anybody for about it for years

[@courtney2590]

Also watch out for postpartum anxiety

[@coll6171]

Now imagine living in the 1800's or even the 1950's when postpartum education wasn't as normalized of and described as "crazy" and taboo to discuss

[@breonawarren1507]

Yep, then women get sent off to an asylum

[@tboss3276]

Jesus loves you!😊❤

[@weareyoungfamily5746]

My postpartum hair loss tips and experience. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHvQfp6Ah6alkJKBy postpartum hair loss tops and experience

[@Buskis-music-vault]

@@tboss3276 awwww

[@tboss3276]

@@Buskis-music-vault He does!😊❤❤❤

[@tracyDoo]

And so many women are alone in that time:(

[@ginsulimani3075]

That's so sad. I had someone with me both times causa alone it's a nightmare.

[@kizzymichael7452]

Am 19 i did it alone and am still alone My Bby boy will soon be 3months healthy and happy I Will be going back To school soon.it wont be easy🤞🤞

[@Vera-mw6uh]

kizzylegend michael you can do it! ❤️

[@sonupatel4585]

Me too,I was alone that time. So terrible !!!

[@Priyanka-bq4ze]

@@kizzymichael7452 u are in school how ??at the age of 19 i am 19 too but i am in college and my parents say me that i am too little to be having boyfriend

[@yepthatsme7097]

Why she ate the apple like that tho? 😂😂

[@josephineblom]

Jojoba M my thoughts exactly 😂

[@nattie22]

I looked for this comment to see who agreed and it was right at the top 😂

[@ANNA-fg3rz]

for realll

[@beatrizchavez390]

That's how I eat an apple when I'm trying to eat healthy but it doesn't satisfy me and I still want junk food 😅

[@heenamirbahar]

Stop laughing....when u go through that stage...u will understand

[@MegaJacob1212]

Men with gf, wife, fiancé, please do research postpartum depression

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Agreed.

[@lilmamagc]

men wity gf make them your wife and commit to them before you get them pregnant. pleaseee

[@happysmile9]

@@lilmamagc Couldn't agree more... 👌💯👏🙏

[@oindree9101]

Not just men, women with their wifes who are or wanna get pregnant should also do research

[@yourgirlstina]

Guess who's not having kids

[@bellemyjade686]

I said that mess. I have two.

[@sleepinthegarden6606]

Meeeee

[@courtney2590]

Green Jade lmao same

[@ginsulimani3075]

@@bellemyjade686 loool 😅😅😅

[@mysterypeople1291]

Stina meeeeeeeehhh

[@lzahid4487]

She made it seem a lot easier than what it actually is.

[@yoongistongue4163]

It already looks terrifying you try to tell me it's even worse irl?! 😰😭

[@abcdefgold]

@@yoongistongue4163 some people are saying it's easier, some people saying it's harder - I imagine experiences differ, but try not to just listen to horror stories :)

[@abhimat31]

Mine was way worse. The mood swings. Depression. I felt horrible and I could not recognise myself in the mirror. Hard to explain. The pain in the breast due to alot of milk. The night sweats make you so uncomfortable that I used to wake up frequently. My abdomen was paining for like 3 months and back for 5 months. My daughter is 15 months old. And am perfect now. Just have to loss more weight.

[@Marinaddee]

Exactly! Whoever did this video has absolutely no idea what giving birth and postpartum is.

[@Shadeydey]

Way worse

[@DelaneyB.444]

I gave birth to my baby boy in august and I can definitely say that the “4th trimester” or the postpartum stage is the hardest out of all the trimesters.

[@NayLouise24]

Thats one GIANT newborn 😂

[@derrin1894]

Its six months so the size of the baby is pretty accurate

[@TransitioningBeauty]

Deborah Olugbenga that says 6 WEEKS 😂

[@SVJY15]

@@TransitioningBeauty it's just to pretend, they do that in movies too

[@yukadiangelo]

Ikr

[@saivinuthna8380]

Lol Mom ate too much food during pregnancy

[@lilyjones2634]

This literally seems like a nightmare lol

[@Brevislux112]

Yeah it is!

[@kelseylaurent]

The best nightmares though.

[@Visualmetal]

Lol yeah, never having kids.

[@DolceVita]

the worst part about having the baby is a) labour/contractions and b) going to the toilet afterwards. THe rest is manageable IMHO

[@Visualmetal]

@@DolceVita i feel like people really try to justify that it's only good to have kids. Yeah for some, but let's not ignore the fact that it is hard and can be really difficult.

[@Victoria-yo6pm]

This made me not want to give birth even more than I did before

[@ginsulimani3075]

You'll forget everything

[@Victoria-yo6pm]

OOOF my body won’t no thanks I’ll adopt

[@M1N1Girl007]

As a woman who can't have any children of my own. I'd love to go through all of that just to have a beautiful child ❤️

[@bellemyjade686]

I had two big headed babies with broad shoulders. My body is actually better.

[@darcy325]

hate it when you’re pretty certain on the fact you don’t want kids or atleast don’t want to go through pregnancy and would rather adopt and people keep trying to tell you that you’re wrong and YOU WILL want kids, honestly it’s your choice and i agree with you people need to quiet down about “you’ll want kids when you’re older, you’re just being childish”

[@hotcuteloyalabg1439]

That guy just vigorously rubbing her shoulder at the end 😂 2:15

[@Do-hz6gt]

😂😂like a motorbike

[@AmbieKat]

Oh my gosh I didn’t notice this 😂😂😂

[@AliCatGtz]

Sometimes we moms need a good rub 😁

[@izzy7338]

Do haha😂😂

[@christavarghese5399]

That's not vigorous.. that's a good shoulder rub 😂

[@jayolovitt5969]

Just had my third child a month ago. Just so as not to scare anyone off, your postpartum period can also be ok. For me it was a bit different with each child but I was up and doing things pretty comfortably within a couple of days. I’m not trying to make anyone who had a harder time feel worse but just remind people that (as with pregnancy) you probably won’t get every symptom at full strength, you might feel more emotional but physically ok, or vice versa.

[@starcherry6814]

Oh good for you!

[@ashleyjiji88]

KEEP TAKING YOUR PRENATAL VITAMINS! They never tell you that but it makes a huge difference after you give birth. Why? Because you will have a hard time getting enough nutrients while breastfeeding and taking care of baby and other kids if you have them. You need to continue supplementing.

[@dewilew2137]

Ashley Parmar will they also prevent the hair loss? That sounds so horrible.

[@merfeajdan]

@@dewilew2137 don't think so, because that's a hormonal thing. It's normally not as horrible as it sounds, because you get fuller hair during pregnancy (and you don't lose such big junks of hair in one pull)

[@Emilia497]

@@dewilew2137 your hair goes in "sleep mode" during pregnancy, which results in you losing less hair. When you give birth it turns off the "sleep mode", and all the hair your body has been holding on during the pregnancy (that should have fallen off) now falls off, all pretty much at the same time. You're not actually "losing" hair/balding (that can happen, but rare), you're just going back to normal.

[@nompumelolo]

I agree. I used to feel awful when I didn't take folic acid and iron

[@sirensixx]

Also to add to this.There are liquid prenatals that were easier on me to take if you can’t deal with the horse pull ones. I had such a sensitive gag reflex with my pregnancies.

[@kaylaschregardus4062]

This video gave more education to women in minute just 2 minutes then most doctors give any information about postpartum at all. Kudos to glamour

[@kaylanozawa4798]

As someone who just gave birth 2 months ago, yes it’s very hard. It’s painful and uncomfortable. However, it doesn’t last that long. Just make sure you do everything your doctor advises after childbirth. It was hard, but the joy of having my little one makes me excited to have another. Don’t deny yourself an amazing experience without fully knowing everything. These videos make it seem scarier than it actually is.

[@Pam836]

Its very subjective though Some women has more difficulty than this Don’t dismiss someone s feelings because you had it otherwise

[@Livlocalmartian]

The vaginal and perineal pain is SO REAL. Especially if you have an episiotomy. I was in so much pain, it hurt to sit, stand, walk, and just move in general. It was very tender even after then stitches and incision site healed. I was very sensitive about the area for almost 3 months

[@ginsulimani3075]

In both kids I didn't have a episiotomy but with the first baby I had a lot of stiches cause her head was kinda big 35 cm! I remember that I had to get to the shower to pee and I was traumatized to clean the area without getting in the shower... For 2 months I felt pain while peeing, I couldn't sit and the pain was huge. With the second baby (I had him after 15 months) was easier, no stiches, causr his head was smaller. To me, this is worst than anything. Not being able to pee is so bad, I was even afraid to drink cause then I had to pee. But everything's fine now, I don't even remember the pain. We're strong. Very strong.

[@brendonsforehead4961]

Blue Girl is there something that can prevent it?

[@sirensixx]

Brendons Forehead You can do perineal massage in your last trimester and request that your doctor/midwife also do it during labor,but there are no guarantees. I refused an episiotomy and just tore,but it was a minor tear with minor stitches. Factors include head size,speed of birth(baby comes out hard and fast),and your bodies own elasticity.

[@ArianesParadise]

Currently going through it! I had a 4th degree tear during birth and recovery is hard

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Lord this makes me happy i had a c section.

[@ginsulimani3075]

My grandma (mom of my mom) gave birth to her children ALONE. I'm still confused, I would've died, but I guess when you have no choice you have to do it. Mothers are angels❤

[@aderiancreature8464]

more like heroines

[@madayagmaryfaithu.4432]

wait whatttt

[@godlesslippillow]

I like how it says take care of yourself with: healthy foods *person eats apple* exercise *smiles awkwardly and continues to sit* Why yes I also like to skip over the exercise and Go straight to relaxation.

[@kurioki123]

I don't think I'm having kids, but I'm so glad my mom had enough strength to successfully go through this at 18, ALONE.

[@daisybeforetwilight]

I had a really easy post partum, considering i did have a painful labour. I had some grazes after birth but I took a medication so it wouldn't sting when I went to the bathroom. You bleed for a couple of days but it feels good because all of the inflammation and swelling in your body is being released with that blood. Otherwise I had an incredible amount of relief after I gave birth, being able to bend over and just walk quickly again felt amazing! The boost of oxytocin also makes you feel incredibly relaxed and you're just in awe of your baby. Birth and motherhood is a positive experience, there's a lot of fear mongering out there. It's such a short time of your life and it should be treasured.

[@hiya1233]

Why random people liking this comment

[@ANNA-fg3rz]

Merry Christmas ikrr

[@westernpigeon]

she’s @reneefromthebay

[@adelaideforrest1337]

How has this got more likes than the postpartum depression one🤯

[@tiannatrainer6519]

Guess who’s adopting😅

[@kp782]

Tianna Trainer 😂😂😂

[@marissaluna9985]

guess how many people have said that when they were young and still had kids?

[@tiannatrainer6519]

my type type it’s a joke calm down..

[@cusco5253]

my type type it’s still a good idea. It helps other children that couldn’t be raised by their birth parents.

[@marissaluna9985]

cusco525 it does, good point

[@salomisundar]

I'm totally into postpartum depression... It's been 3 months but still... My husband left me. My dad and my sister are by my side and taking care of me. Yet I feel very depressed. God has brought me this far..much better than before. It's only by His grace I'm surviving

[@irisfilmproductions]

How are u doing now hun? Just prayed

[@salomisundar]

@@irisfilmproductions TYSM it really means a lot. I'm much better now with God's grace. He has done great things.

[@irisfilmproductions]

@@salomisundar im so very glad!❤❤❤

[@priyanka2703]

Totally forgot to give the model dark circles and completely exhausted look

[@Slangchang]

Lol facts

[@starzmoka]

wow now i have so much respect for my mom....

[@devotion__x1206]

Didnt you to begin with?!?!

[@akshara487]

Hats off too my mom who went through this 2 times. Also to my both grandmothers as they went through this 8 times.

[@libertylovesnails]

I appreciate the awareness this video brings. Just had my son in apr 2022 and in march 2023 I finally was able to go to the gym again, feel like myself again, (still nursing) but all these things go way past the 6 weeks for most of us. I thought I would fit it in my old clothes by 6 weeks and cried when I couldn’t, even at 2 months. Postpartum stage is a crazy one, and mental health is more important than ever around this time. Any parent to be reading this, don’t forget to put in your oxygen mask❤

[@nano1644]

I had a baby two weeks ago. Of course, every mom’s journey is different, but for me, all of this is still so worth it ☺️

[@rac20]

I really REALLY don’t like how Glamour really downplays and makes all these experiences women and women’s bodies go through look like a breeze. To any women who is going through this right now please know that you are not alone in feeling and thinking that this looks much easier than it actually is!

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

The actress looked uncomfortable most of the video.

[@ruthlittlejohn9304]

Thanks for looking at more struggles/serving realness

[@Nikki30288]

Just had my fourth baby ... And uh i would like to say it gets easier...but I think I just adapted to the chaos. 3 hours of sleep ...that's it. Oh well happy new year 🤷💪👶🥂

[@rujhanruthbah827]

Lots of love and respect for you queen!! You can do this

[@Renugeorge-ou7gd]

those whp don't have kids and are watching this,trust me it isn't this bad, because there's a precious bundle of joy with you that makes you forget any pain. Also this varies for person to person.. I had a c section and other issues but its only for a season and worth every pain

[@barkingmadfordogs5128]

Just had my final child! (Number 4) And my post partum was so hard to handle this time round but my other 3 have been easy and fast!

[@terriboo9051]

Omg this is so true every single part of it! I can't believe I went through it 3 times.

[@Aleksandra-wu8by]

Im 36 weeks pregnant with my 3rd, wish me luck 😀

[@josiedoyle1600]

Add dealing with episiotomy and infection... post natal depression and lack of sleep. No way did I feel more myself by 6 weeks! More like 3 months. Those first weeks were the darkest and hardest days. Shes 13 weeks old now and I'm enjoying being a mum. I think postpartum experience for a lot of women is ALOT harder than this makes out. Also if you've had a traumatic birth you may have ptsd for a while after

[@khiannegeriane5297]

wow thank you! I thought its not normal for me to not fully recover mentally at 6 months. Still feeling depressed and anxious all the time.

[@crystalyn2855]

I had postpartum depression with my first pregnancy definitely the worst feeling. People should be informed

[@none3406]

For the first two minutes my uterus. Started to pain by seeing the word bleeding uterus become larger up to 15x . OMG .

[@darcy325]

idk why i keep watching these when i’m not pregnant and planning to not have kids anyways lol i just watch these videos to solidify why i don’t want to go through this ever

[@uj12678]

STARMY is me why is this me

[@cheyennemurray4491]

I do the exact same

[@jackie.mendoza]

I’m 2 months post partum!! What a journey omg lol

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Me too :)

[@antoniasinfield1762]

My great grandmother went through this 9 times. In the f***ing early 1900s. Amazes me that I'm here at all.

[@756gsunda]

Can't believe my mom did this 7 times! My baby is almost 2 years and i'm never having another one, ever!

[@EleanorJosefina]

YAAAS. this video is perfect timing as I’m procrastinating everything in life. 👌👌👌🤣🤣🤣

[@YeahitsMeSylvia]

Thanks this is the most educational thing I’ve ever seen in my life I’m 15 years old and I felt that if I was planning on becoming a mother( way into the future) I will know what to expect

[@franciska-maria]

I was just thinking to myself, I can't wait to become a mother! And then YT recommended this. I'm kinda discouraged now. But..wow! LOVE YOUR MOTHERS KIDS! They're the most amazing. 💕

[@Priyanka-bq4ze]

I am on my period and after watching her like this my pain is increasing

[@vievie3661]

I know this might be incredibly dumb but I had no idea so many things happened postpartum. I'm glad I learned some new things! Had to stop school due to my health so I'm happy I'm still learning new stuffs

[@ShadesofSage]

I agree with MOST of this video, except the losing weight part, especially for breastfeeding moms. I’m one of those moms that loses 0 weight breastfeeding and I just had my third 9 months ago. A lot of times though most people hear that breastfeeding helps you to lose weight postpartum. But that’s only true for SOME women- not all. That is why I started my own KZbin channel because a lot of things concerning motherhood I found out the hard way. But now, also being a doula, I’d like to help other mommas on their journey as well☺️!

[@VilasiniSubhramani]

Oh yes! I put on so much weight post partum not because of overeating or anything but not sleeping enough. So much that it caused so many other health complications. This video is great but in reality, life isn’t so simple. Breastfeeding moms with clingy babies and insufficient support don’t get any rest and that hits hard. I’ve been shamed for my weight so much- really hope that happens to fewer women and the world can be kind.

[@Aaliyah1909]

Just watched this series start to finish. It's such a blessing and curse all at once

[@Inayah-jy8qb]

I respect these moms for the amount of struggles there going through, makes me think twice if I want kids

[@fomakandy]

One thing you learn after going through a pregnancy is everything last for a moment, so there is no need to be super scared of postpartum, it is for few weeks or months than it will pass too. You just deliver a human being, like a whole person, you cant expect your body to just act like nothing happened, you are a super hero, super heroes get hurt in the process of winning the battle and it is okay.

[@anaispersephone6041]

Motherhood truly isn't for everybody. Props to mothers out there for going through this🧡🧡🧡

[@westernpigeon]

i’m a guy and this mad me really anxious

[@tr11_]

Your lucky

[@Coolbabymama]

“You will start to lose weight”😂😂😂 sure if you stop eating entirely.

[@kbeautiful2633]

Coolbabymama yes because appetite changes after having a baby and baby needs fed and changed every 2-3 hours. It can get exhausting and repetitive. Sometimes there’s also sleepless nights when there other stuff to do like laundry, dishes, etc.

[@kbeautiful2633]

Busy all the time.

[@ShadesofSage]

Lol, right?! My breastfeeding hunger is 10x pregnancy hunger 🤦🏿‍♀️🤪!!!

[@edtiger4]

I love how they always add a "you got this" at the end of these videos

[@ჯანსაღიკვება]

watching this as a new mom and wishing it was really that easy :D this video is 9% of reality :D :D

[@djamburere]

... and that is why it's important that we have the right to CHOOSE to put ourselves through this. Or not. I've done it twice, love my boys. My body and mind and life are not the same. It's hard. It's beautiful. ❤

[@heymailsophy]

I didn't stare at the camera and enjoy the music like she does. I sit and cry with my baby all night. It took me 45 days to get to the reality of motherhood.

[@chiomaezeanya9503]

Just what I need - I'm a first time mom and due in days. I don't know what to expect but I hope it goes great.

[@Emptyvice]

I think this is why I’m closer with my mom. It’s awesome and amazing how much she went through with me. Meanwhile my dad has never changed a diaper in his life and prides himself about that.

[@ard9644]

The stitches didn’t hurt at all. Maybe depends on how good your OB is. Was able to walk 6 hours after giving birth (normal delivery). I didn’t feel anything. Hardest part was the sleepness night and day with your newborn.

[@antfly8451]

In adopting.Thanks

[@Buskis-music-vault]

Ok but seriously she's pretty and has really good acting!!!!

[@carlaquintero6493]

I've been saying I don't want to have any kinds and these videos help me to definitely not change my mind 😂

[@christengardner1466]

They should do one for c section mom's

[@l.aposdif4855]

Add to that thé possibility of your boyfriend /husband becoming distant or an altered sense of your relationship (some women go through the trauma of abandonment / losing their partner at that stage ... which could totally induce C-PTSD symptoms) + sleep deprivation + new and overwhealming feeling of responsability and you have the perfect mix for suicide ideation

[@mayleespann4552]

My mother had six children and two miscarriages. She is an absolute legend. As the oldest child, I’m glad I got to witness her carrying and raising five kids and I will definitely go to her for wisdom when I have children of my own.

[@zaniyyahashbey1409]

I like this video. It’s the most positive “what to expect video” I’ve ever seen 😊

[@thuylinhnguyen7858]

I’m not a new mom or having a baby. I’m studying for finals right now and that last 2 sentences just got me! You got this!! I’m crying

[@janelankes7952]

The in-video links cover up the text.

[@mitchelleflores1770]

Can you present something like this with some other serious sickness (Disease, Cancer, etc..) symptoms & causes in this type of format? I think it would be useful and awareness.

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

You mean being pregnant and delivering with cancer,aids,ms or a disability? I think that would be awesome.

[@She_knows]

Yow, I cannot believe my mom went thru this 7 times...Love you mom, you a champ 💕

[@mioaca]

My grandma WENT tought this 11 times

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

@@mioaca wow

[@a42lalrinkimi48]

As a 17 year old virgin, this has been very helpful to me.

[@doctordebbie5877]

Oh. I thought it said "postmortem"

[@lobotomyforeplay]

Debbie Appleby oh no

[@celinesadiq1037]

I-

[@vidyamorey6615]

Me too

[@ahonasworld7342]

Waiting for my baby in this September 💕

[@ryn3575]

as a new student midwife this was amazing

[@sumajanallagatla2576]

Going through the same right now but my husband is of great help

[@devotion__x1206]

Love the facial expressions 😂

[@spinning_nature]

Thank you for this video 🥹😢 I am in this phase and my family misunderstand me all the time.

[@katielarsen2630]

The “baby blues” is no joke and really makes you appreciate what people go through who deal with mental illness all the time. It’s not just sadness, it’s like your brain is no longer your brain

[@Ddd_456]

Well that explains the hot flashes and loss of appetite! My mom stayed with us and complained that I made the house too cold. I was sweating buckets at night. Plus I wasn't hungry, so she nagged me about that. She clearly foegot what postpartum was like.

[@Itsmrsshasha]

There’s much more pain involved if you have gone through a C Section! Should have mentioned that also. 🤔

[@emmy9771]

Amen

[@ACC-2929]

I’m sure recovery is different but if you’ve never delivered vaginally, how do you know one is more painful than the other? Vaginal delivery hurts so much bc all your other body parts down there get affected too. 🤨

[@biankanagy2235]

@@ACC-2929 bruh the literally cut you open take the kid out and sew you back together. Do you think that's not painful at all?

[@aysh220]

Her expression while eating the green apple was awesome n filled with strength n showcased overcoming the emotional stress.

[@chrissym2495]

I’m so scared about pregnancy and giving birth. I got married last August and my husband and I would love to have a baby this year. After seeing this I’m so much more nervous about the whole thing

[@ginsulimani3075]

Do not worry, it's all natural, your body knows how to do it and you'll heal and forget everything.

[@bellemyjade686]

I was too. The morning sickness was a beast, but it didn't last. The labor wasn't nearly as traumatizing as I thought it would be. If I were younger and had more money, I would have more kids.

[@chrissym2495]

Thanks guys. Maybe I’ll give an update when it happens.

[@antigonepc]

It's not that bad. I had a baby in April, and yeah, the few months after a little crazy. I cried a lot, and felt super stressed. But the baby grows, your hormones regulate themselves, and things get back to normal (kinda). It always seems people try to make it out to be this miserable experience, but it isn't. I had a good pregnancy, and a non medicated birth and I'd do it all over in a heartbeat. Don't stress, it's a joyful thing.

[@donkamowi3891]

I Just gad my first born 5 weeks ago, and trust me that I was upset and afraid all the Time when expecting. And guess what - its way better than I thought. Not always easy, but c'mon - there's 7 billion ppl out there, its a proof its totally doable :)

[@srividya2116]

No matter how much support we have the initial 2 days postpartum is a nightmare!.. we will have depression for useless reasons.. but will be back to normal after a month!.. have family and friends support!.. knowin all these i had my second baby also .. now its too good see them growin up after all d hardwork!!..

[@FenceNearMeLLC]

Really sad most pregnancy videos exclude moms who delivery via C section. It’s not like it’s extremely uncommon. I actually requested a c section and I never regretted my decision, I just wish it was more talked about.

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Right. I thought c sections were rare but me and 2 friends had them.

[@angelapaolaguerra]

The last phrase of the video made me feel better. Thanks.

[@hersay6114]

*Adoption is always a option.*

[@nocturnal8561]

Besides all these changes you might have your own issues and tensions in your life because no ones life is perfect ....really being a mother is the world's toughest yet beautiful job.

[@himikachakraborty6487]

Thanks for reinforcing my childfree status in two minutes.

[@jyotidaskonwar1479]

Thanks I just delivered a baby 2 months ago & it's really relatable

[@elihlemangena7428]

I love glamour I ran when I saw the alert on my phone❤❤

[@SangSang-qm9xv]

My mum is pregnant so I wanna make it easy for after she delivers and hopefully I can some help to her!

[@pandathepitty8521]

The worst postpartum thing is being emotional and hormonal

[@alliedillon8151]

Glamour I really enjoy these 2 minute videos about how the female anatomy functions. There are so helpful and fun to watch

[@Sreeja1820]

I was happy to go through these twice and was prepared for third then my MIL came to live with us, boom ,"THE END"

[@anjanak4753]

There are much more challenges and depression are there.... especially if you are a single mother...it's tough and it's hard...