STORY TIME : My Pregnancy & Birth in Nigeria! C-Section Birth

Finally I get to share my pregnancy and birth story with you. I have inserted video clips of me being pregnant. I had my baby in Lagos and he weighed 4kg. Hope you enjoy! Hope you SUBSCRIBE!
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[@ayobamigbadebo4753]

I'm watching this in March 2022, sisi has grown so much! I always enjoy Storytime

[@houseofadanna]

I'm pretty late watching this... Congratulations on your boy :)

[@FloChinyere]

Really good question: "who send us message?". For real that checking of dilation is more painful than the birth itself. With my first baby, I can't remember how many times they did that to me. After some time, whenever I saw the team of doctors approaching, hot tears would start flowing. Welcome back to land dear! Thank God for a safe delivery after all you went through. You are already glowing. ;)

[@dziggnrdee]

My first pregnancy was surprise twins. No one knew I was having twins except me, but I forgot about the dream I had about twin girls, so I was also shocked. To sum it up. After the first one was born the doctor said he thought he saw the hand of another baby and we all shouted, "What!?" then we were excited to see another girl, her identical double. I lost two babies 2 years and 4 years after the twins. The birth of my son was so special but long as well. I thank God for his mercies. Thanks for sharing. God bless.

[@HalimaBepo]

This is the best pregnancy and birth story ever. I love how real you are.....Choi now i'm freaked out about labour.

[@Nwadiogo]

+Halima Bepo Me too. I can handle the other stuff but this pain? Lol well... God only knows

[@Evelynfromtheinternets]

I love the way you tell stories 😅😅😅 the part about the doctor rushing you because they were going on a trip soon 😡😡😡😡😡 I was furious

[@Nwadiogo]

+Evelyn From The Internets Thought the nurse might have been teasing her. =)

[@LifeOnLahLahLand]

OMG!!! I love your story. At 21:07 when you said CS I had tears in my eyes. I've never had a CS but I know that recovery is not as easy. You did well!!!! To go through the contraction pain and still have CS. I had a Nigerian Midwife for my first delivery, she tried to bring that Nigerian style of tough love to me. I had to tell somebody to remove her otherwise I'll make a complaint. You know in the UK when they hear the word "complaint" they panic. So she had to calm down lol. Tito is soooo cute a new born, you know that usually baby's look somehow when they are first born. Lol. But Tito was tooooo cute, he still is. Absolutely love your story!!! From beginning to end. Thanks for the shoutout. Xx

[@blessingsbestOtedola]

awww sisi yemi... First of, I want to say a massive THANK YOU TO GOD over your life and baby. Honestly, your story was a snippet to how we lose our mothers to child birth in Nigeria. Such a laid back mentality no plan b or c. I pray that your next child will be in a much better and respectful hospital. I seriously don't blame women that go abroad to have a baby. Secondly, well done to YOMI. He is an amazing dude. God bless him for standing up and standing by you in faith and other areas. I enjoyed the story. You are such a good story teller. Your son is blessed to have you as his mummy. WOW, I am even happy you got to tell it in person. Well done boo. I am proud of you. Pls be proud of yourself.....xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@Nwadiogo]

+Blessings Best Yes! The way Yomi took control and made them give her a CS was fantastic. Great husband!

[@Gloradiant]

I couldn't have said it better myself.

[@khanbibi]

My cousin in Pakistan lost his mom as she was giving birth to him it is a sad story

[@Gloradiant]

You truly are a wonderful story teller, I laughed a lot at the way you relayed your story! Truth is its a shame that in 2015 Nigeria's healthcare is still a shambles. Scissors into a pregnant woman contracting? That's crazy! In the UK they use their fingers (in a sanitized glove) to separate the lining of the womb from the cervix (membrane sweep)...not scissors. I'm still in shock. Also there's this stigma of having a Caesarian section in Naija ...they need to get over it.. It's a form of surgery that's perfectly feasible in difficult labour. I'm sure the insistence of delivering naturally when not physically possible is why so many mothers and mothers to be lives have been lost! They waited until the baby was in great distress, low heart rate and produced meconium (poo) before declaring an emergency. Pure nonsense. They allowed you see the tools they would be using in theatre ......the doctor didn't trust the nurse enough to know your dilation measurements causing you additional discomfort. Hmmmm I Thank God for your life and that of baby too. Very indecent practices!

[@Solangé-u9q]

those that give this video thumbs down, are you guys okay.....like una dey all right. Yemi's sense of humor alone is appetizing, not to talk of the video................you are loved Sisi.

[@lucyokoroafor5383]

I’m watching this video in 2024 and I’m surprise at how much your voice has changed. Wow! Motherhood changes a lot about the woman Welldone mama sisi

[@OladipoKeshiro]

First of all, I have to say @SisiYemmie is a breath of fresh air to our generation. When comes to mind when I read/watch her blogs/vlogs is the originality (that is sadly lacking in our society), and the 'down-to-earthness' of her stories.I'm not ashamed to say that I'm a man who regularly visits your site and also watches the weekly bits.This birth experience vid is very interesting, good and important for soon-to-be mothers, especially the first-timers. Sending you virtual kisses- WE LOVE YOUR WORK!!!

[@ihynzekwe6042]

Sisiyemmie you went through an ordeal, i thank God for safe delivery. Thank you for honestly sharing your story with us.

[@jupat24]

The labor and delivery part scared me but thank God it ended in praise. The Nigeria health system still have a long way to go. Thank God Bobo was there to be your advocate.

[@kene.alexandra]

Sisi you're so brave. I was feeling for you after 20 mins of the story. Nigerian healthcare needs to get better. More education and making the woman more comfortable with her choices on delivery. They didn't even educate you on the labor inducing pitocin they were giving you. I so enjoy you. Thanks for sharing this story. It's good that you did

[@NitRaSit]

it's a talent to tell a story and make a person laugh and cry at the same time. Oh, wow. tears, smiles, laughter you are too real.

[@delayoo7802]

Shook hand! blomblom...lmao...25 minutes of extreme laughter. This is the best labour and delivery story EVER!!! So real and genuine. Wow! what an experience. big hugs and kisses sisi yemmie. Titobi is well worth the pain, he's so adorable. God bless you. xoxo

[@Dynamic_Victoria]

I can't believe I watched this video to the end. Your story made me smile. God is merciful, thank God for you.

[@ore4159]

I just watched this video, Tito is a big boy now, Congratulations dearie. I love his name! I cried my eyes out watching this. I was listening to you and thinking Lord when will you give me this experience, its my 7th year waiting. Seeing your baby was encouraging though... i thought wow he is well worth all the stress his parents went through. Kisses to him.

[@nnennaukandu8038]

I am just speechless!! This story had me laughing initially but i ended up crying. I couldnt help myself when i saw Tito crying. I am praying to God for this wonderful gift, i know in due time i will also tell my own story.

[@yetiofemi4119]

Thanks for sharing your story. My labour was similar to yours only that I was in the hospital for just one day because I was already 2 weeks late and I had my baby in Dublin. They had to break my water and I was given epidural and was placed on monitor to monitor the baby's heartbeat. After about 6 hours I was only 5cm dialated and when they checked the baby it all turned to an emergency because baby had pooed inside, I was put to sleep for an emergency CS and the next thing I heard was wake up its a girl. By the time I woke up, baby had already been bottle fed. And I was given loads of pain killers. Fast forward nine years now, I have 3 beautiful girls and all born through CS and I am very thankful to God.

[@the_jesutoroti]

omg! i'm so touched!... i hardly drop comments but this story left me with absolutely no option. Such a miracle! i actually wept i cant believe childbearing could come with so much drama... God bless you and your baby.

[@NanaEjura]

OMG! This is one of the best and funniest birth stories ever!! Simi Yemmie you are a comedian when telling stories...no pretence, always keeping it real! That is one of the things that brings me to your vlogs and channel weekly. Wow! you did go through a lot though! but thank God you both came out of it alive and healthy! God is great! Please more videos on the whole motherhood experience, breastfeeding and all after the hospital. Your channel is one of my best Nigerian channels on YOutube! Keep up the good work! Your commitment is commendable. I see you going places you haven't imagined for yourself!

[@cynthykayobi]

my dear labour is not easy ooo, imagine giving birth to twins... i have experienced labour and C S, but its so worth it..

[@wanguiwambaa9536]

Heeeh auntie Yemisi if someone told you here that in 2024 you would be a mother of 5 would you believe it?? aah God is faithful❤

[@zuwairashitu4535]

I was really entertained watching this… about to binge watch the old blogs

[@cynthykayobi]

your makeup is the bomb....i enjoyed your story...

[@Khemzyluv]

I felt like crying at the very end of your story. I’m so happy we are called mother because children are blessing we can’t comprehend. I’m also a Mum of a beautiful daughter. Thank you for sharing with us. Can’t stop watching your vlog. Love you

[@Mbaby21]

I enjoyed every second of this story time... I have had 2 c sections myself both emergencies. But thank god everything came out fine

[@ebubennamoko]

How you narrated the painful experience in such a hilarious way is beyond me. Thank you Sisi, your channel is my absolute favorite

[@estheronojedo9827]

Congrats sis Yemi, welcome baby..

[@pirilucioustv7384]

Love your story, I enjoyed listening to you, you make it sounds fabulous and truthful. it brought back memories for me when I had my gorgeous son 19 years ago, enjoy motherhood it's the sweetest experience God gave women. Your baby boy is gorgeous.

[@jemimah1010]

Ahhh...my Swt Sis, pele. You definitely went through 3 child births experiences all in one delivery! Titobi is a special boy and he will make your life beautiful. Am glad I read this story before I experience it for myself. Getting the right hospital is always key. lots of love to you hon!

[@shanniesbaby]

Congratulations on your bundle of joy. Nigerian doctors and nurses have a long way to go on patient care. I thank God for seeing you through it all.

[@GlambyIsoken]

this was an amazing video.. i truly loved it.. congrats sisi

[@surabhijauhari185]

I'm 22weeks pregnant now...It's 2:17 at night n U know mood swings is there so I'm watching some videos on pregnancy n mam you're just too cute n funny n informative at the same time that I could not resist writing here... I'm feeling really very good n I'm writing this while watching your vdo... Since I was sad for no reason but now I'm smiling n happy... Thanks so much...Stay the way u r... Your full of life...Stay blessed.... Love from India

[@HannahTils]

all i did whilst watching this ... cry & smile and smile harder ! you are truly blessed Titobi was handsome from birth and still is !

[@fantasticfavour]

Waow.....exactly my type of delivery story.

[@Doreenpere]

Aunty Yemmie I can imagine what you went through. Thank God for a supportive hubby o. This video is so emotional

[@brownbody22]

I am so glad I came across you chanel. What a wonderful story. You are blessed indeed!

[@LisaOfficiallyLive]

hahaha! This was the best delivery story I've heard. you're so funny. Thank God everything was ok. and Tito is so adorable. It was worth the pain. Great video sisi! :)

[@yourbestlifewitheziaha7493]

Thank YOU Jesus!!!I had tears!!! It don't matter how many labour and delivery stories I hear, it gets me teary.Such an experience, this labour matter.The journey to delivery is indeed a long one... but I thank God it ended with a healthy mama and healthy baby.Thank you for sharing. I was not ready for Tito's scream ooOh wow!!! That boy's lung came working FULL BLAST!!!You already know my Birth story but yup I got to the point where I considered telling them to just section me and get it over with cos 42weeks and still no sign, I WAS TIRED!!! But for some reason, I didn't say it out. Then like you, my doctor was willing to let me labour ooooooooo because the baby was fine. By the time I pushed him out, because he descended finally, and they weighed him and he was 4.4kg, nne NO WORDS!!! Truth is, for me ooo, my next pregnancy I will WATCH what I eat. cos this one, I had no food aversions so I was eating like a PIG and fatting and so was baby. I am trusting God for twins and so they have to come smaller abeg.See ehn, that checking for dilation IS THE MOST PAINFUL THING IN THE WORLD!!! Just dey chuck hand anyhow into someone's vjayjay. God knows it took FOREVER for me to let ANYTHING come near that area for a long time ooo. I always used to cringe. My dear, epidural is the answer ooo. My friend who gave birth in yankee said she didn't feel a thing while they checked... Na hin I come dey suffer!!! I didn't cry from labour and all but that checking got me shaking and stiffening up everytime which is counter-productive!!! Oh I hate it!!!Sisi, I bless God that we are here telling the story, alive and with our babies, and with our hotness coming back and everything, even tho I was also an ugly preggo. But you see ehn, next pregnancy, having gone through number 1, I KNOW how to frame my confessions and fire my prayers. I certainly am done being an ugly preggo. I will be a HOT fit pregnant mama... I will have smaller babies IRRESPECTIVE OF WHAT MEDICAL SCIENCE SAYS, I will have a smooth delivery whichever method it is/I choose and I WILL LOSE THE BABY FAT nice and easy because I will eat right during pregnancy.Ok this is a blog post.I will stop...HahahahaE'www.eziaha.com

[@Elegantmiss12]

I relate on so many levels! goodness you are strong- your doctors n nurses were very invasive! Thank God for His hands over you n your son's life

[@joyabbensetts]

WoW ... Im seeing baby #1 Birth video for the first time... that was the most terrifying experience... I see why you were anxious about baby #2 ... so help you God..Thank God you had a better experience.... I pray that you heal well ... and may God give you and family a long and prosperous life🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@SisiYemmieTV]

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[@amahnjimogu1332]

Sisiiii the story teller... that was so beautiful. But the pain women go through sha na God go bless us. I've always wanted a large family cuz I love kids a lottt, but after an event made me spend 2 weeks in a hospital...Nna I changed my mind ooo, biko just 2 or 3 is enough for me thank you!!!

[@TheNeks2u]

Why am I crying??? Such a beautiful baby!!! Thank God everything worked out. My sister's baby was also like 5 days late. And she had to be induced. But she had a natural birth. Can't believe you went through all that pain. Chai! I would have died!

[@b_O-w5v]

Awww sisi I am watching this again after Tiara’s birthday. God bless you! Please you should mention that hospital so people can avoid them

[@momodublessing]

sisiyemi wow,this is the most interesting delivery story have ever had,thank God for d save delivery dear,well done its not easy

[@reginaa8100]

That was a great and detailed story Auntie! Omg your son is beautiful! I hate that you had a c/s but we thank God that your son is safe and healthy as well as you! Love your channel! My new fav person to watch! God bless you and we be expecting baby 2 in a year or so lol 😘😘

[@temit2382]

I love watching your videos, its good to see a true beautiful talented Nigerian woman representing. God bless you

[@TosinAlabi]

I just sent this video to the boo, I'm so scared. I'm so grateful to God for you and your family, Thank God for Bobo and Tito. Ehhh God this one they say we look alike, na so I go wowo when I get belle? AHH father God have mercy lol. P.s Your makeup is the bOmb!!! tutorial please? We need to see soon! xx

[@DamolaAdeyanju]

Finally!!!! I am so happy I am up to see this now. Thank God for everything

[@keshapetty5324]

Aww I'm so sorry you went through so much during your labor and delivery. I couldn't help but laugh just because of the way you told your story. I'm happy that all turned out wonderfully and you have a beautiful baby boy.

[@SuperTochi1]

AWWW....Awesome narrator. Thank God!!!

[@oluwafolabomi]

oh my God!! I love the way u tell ur story, yes i can relate with the induction and the pain, the epidural pain is the worst,i just felt the pain from my spine for like 1 minute and can't feel anything again but that minute is like hell.

[@vidviewa]

THIS IS MY FAVE S.Y.T.V.VIDEO!the way Sisi tells her story makes you feel you where actually there!I shared this video so many times!YOU ARE SO VERY FUNNY SISI XXX

[@temitopeadelanwa7025]

I am currently 8 months pregnant.... I needed to watch this again for emotional support😂😂 Thanks Sisi

[@DoyinJ.]

What a story!!! oh wow your scaring me oo.. Great video sis xx

[@ayomikunjoy8915]

I am only eighteen, but this is the BEST DELIVERY STORY EVER. The part were you said your eyes saw cutlass😂😂😂😂😂

[@ejirojacobs173]

SWEET STORY SISI YEMMIE ...I LOVE YOU

[@chloe-tian171]

This is the funniest Labour and Delivery experience ever. A Big Congrats xx

[@MissTino17]

This is the funniest delivery story ever! 😄 you should do more story time videos.

[@cyndy8669]

I was laughing in the beginning of the video, and was even planning of how I go tell alibaba make him con carry you. but all of a sudden your mood changed. Eiya. Sisi don't cry please. You hear? It's all the joy of motherhood. Thanks to God that you had a safe delivery. And I pray God helps our country to develop. AMEN.

[@temiloluwaoyedele9329]

oh my. Sisi what an experience. I do pray next ones are pain free. Still read Supernatural Childbirth. God bless you and your family.

[@nuwill-rising6222]

Hey, there, Pretty lady. I tell you. The memories of child birth is something. My first delivery was somewhat like yours. I'm so glad you and Tito made it. Wow! My first and second births were epidurals and the third was CS and the last one was natural. To God be the glory!!!! Perhaps when you have another one, it won't be the same. I think every pregnancy and birth are different. Either way, when it's your time again, I pray your delivery is easier. Love you

[@tosinayoade5371]

Am happy for you sisi, ope lo end story e. may it get better for you next time. I give glory to God cos frm pregnancy to delivery was a piece of cake for I return d glory to God. I had my baby 37wks and 2 days and my strong contraction was less than 2hrs, I got to the hospital 11am had my baby 1:25 pm and dt was cos my doc didn't come on time would ve had my baby earlier than that

[@Christinme31]

Oh my Gosh. you are HILARIOUS!!! the way yo told the stories killed me. i was laughing so HARD. more story time with Sisi PLEASE!

[@JEO301983]

""I think I saw cutlass" lolllllllllll. Welldone girl! God indeed is Great in your Life. Tito is a Star indeed!

[@BrownieAndTheBlog]

Lmao! You're amazing! I'm saving this video! I swear I'll watch it every year till i have my own kids!!!

[@AmakaNjoku]

Thank God for everything! you're a strong woman. Your baby is so cute

[@kellbel031]

This was the best delivery story EVER!!!! I'm so glad everything worked out....but I was cracking up throughout the video! You are hilarious!!! I need to go back and watch more videos lol!!

[@MoChunks]

You're soo funny😂😂 absolutely loved this! You've scared the life of me with that birthing story😩

[@tayoo6675]

Lol ur an awesome story teller! God bless you and your fam

[@joeekeator9271]

hmmm e no de easy..Thank God for everything:: cos na person wa de alive de tell story and how e be.. May God continually bless u and ur family and more safe delivery in future time.. 👏👏👏👌

[@fantasticfavour]

hahahhahahahhahaaa, "everybody will know that I have been doing bad thing!" that was too funny....

[@colorfunch]

I normally don't do comments but I really enjoyed this show this Sunday afternoon! I love your simplicity and aura such a gifted story teller! Induction is definitely more painful than normal. Enjoy your cute baby :)

[@p90xkp]

God bless you and your family. I thank God you're here to tell the story & your precious baby!! What a joy he is to see. Thank you for sharing the story

[@nt8253]

Wow, I'm hooked on this channel now. Thanks for sharing your testimony and I thank God for you and your baby, this makes me appreciate my experience so much more. I put to bed within an hour of getting to the hospital and was out the next day. My husband has been hinting that he's ready for another but hmm mm me I'm not o. In fact I don't feel like I want to try my luck again. But anyway God's time is always the best. What an inspiring story Well done Mama pikin. P.S Praises to women that give birth in Nigerian hospitals , Infact, you guys are the real super women

[@rebecca3t]

This is so so beautiful. Congratulations to you and your family. My birth story started after having something spicy for dinner at 39w+1d. Went to the bathroom and I saw blood. Just went to bed and couldn't sleep. We went to the hospital in the morning and I was 2cm already. The contractions nearly ran me mental. Just too painful. I had to beg for epidural. At some point, I was saying things that made no sense at all because of the pain...my bundle ofabsolute joy came 9 hours later. To God be the glory.

[@simisolaoa]

This video made me re-think my broody-ness LOLOL! Thank God you're even alive to tell the story!

[@omehi1255]

Wow! This is an incredible story, I was so engrossed in it. Congratulations even if it’s coming late

[@t4yayo]

Oh my dayyyyyyysssssss sisi well done, good job, thank God for the survival. Deliveries stories like yours just keeps me reflecting on how wonderful God has been to me, two births, three years apart, three push booth times all done by the baby and i was home 24hrs after the first and an hour after the second. Oh and the second was born in the care. How great is my God.

[@moakinseye]

I thank God you came out. Labour contractions aint no joke. You sef know after induction na cs Joash use come. we go gist later. love u boo

[@faithumana752]

😂🤣🤣🤣😅 I'm enjoying this story. Your babies are lucky their mom is a good story teller.

[@mimijolie2374]

Very interesting and raw. Full details given. I love ur videos oh Sisi... U r just the best

[@OpesPOV]

Awww and 3 years later, we have another bundle of joy! God is good 😊 Congratulations!

[@auntiedebisi197]

Congratulations Sisi Yemmie, I had my baby in Nigeria as well, but I had the most wonderful experience and to think that I had CS as well, I must be really blessed.

[@jenbeauty9628]

I really enjoyed ur story tnks for posting. . May God continue to Bless u n yr family u re so funny☺

[@nafisatolayemi3990]

Sisi, had me laughing all the way. Childbirth is a really scary experience but you've been able to tell yours by adding doses of fun and sarcasm. Thanks for sharing....LAwwwd help us o...the way women talk about their stories, its so frightening. and Uncle Yomi is a great daddy. He stood by you throughout those three days. that's lovely. and Baby Tito is so beautiful!!!!!!

[@bukola4jesus4ever80]

It brought tears to my eyes. I remembered my labour too. Naija nurses and midwife really need training. They shouldn't speak to a woman in labour that way. I thank God for seeing you through.

[@cicibella1918]

Thanks for sharing your story. i had a good laugh and cry too. The work of a nurse is to take care of a patients and show them extreme love , not scaring them or making the situation worst, thats what I hate about Nigerian nurses. Most of them are so mean!

[@enojerry4153]

Even after reducing my volume to the point where i was straining my ears to listen to what you were saying i still wasn't prepared for tito's screams. The lady that came to ask what you wanted to eat, that part had me laughing to tears.

[@DiamondCIA]

Sisi Yemmie oo you just made my day! Very funny and interesting story, couldn't stop laughing at your facial expression and voice tone😂😂. I just love to watch you.

[@kimabze]

You're makeup is so pretty! Love your personality !

[@calabargal6022]

Lovely story Sisi - you are a hilarious story teller! You had me in stitches all through even though some parts of your experience were harrowing. Tito looked so handsome at birth!! :)

[@changminoppa5262]

seriously the health care system in Nigeria needs improvement. I can't even imagine a nurse speaking to a patient in such way. But Sisi, your story is really interesting, all the sound effects are the best.

[@damio1182]

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool @ "aunty what do you want to eat?" and ur like "gerrahia!" omg ur too funny!!! we thank God for your safe delivery and our wonderful bundle of cuteness Tito!!! God continue to guide you and Yomi on how to raise him and provide for him and continue to give you strength and long life :-)

[@ImiebiRose]

Loved this! We thank Jesus for your bundle of joy. It no easy ooo!

[@vesselofhonor3210]

Such beautiful testimony! I love you the way you tell your stories. 😘✌🏾

[@Chinaija]

this is hands down the best labor/pregnancy video I've ever seen. You are hilarious! We thank God Tito is here and he's perfect :) but my goodness, see the way you struggled to bring him here! You looked beautiful throughout btw. How is your skin now? you seem to be recovering well