The Twins' Birth Story Part 1!

Today, Daniel and I share the untold story of our twins' birth for the first time. Join us as we recount every exhilarating and heartwarming detail from that unforgettable day, including the scary and beautiful moments that made it truly extraordinary.
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So much more than the crown and sash! Miss USA and 1st Runner Up Miss Universe, Nia Sanchez Booko is keeping it real each week as she digs into relationships, motherhood, beauty, self-defense, confidence, and travel. Along the way, she will be chatting to experts, queens, and a few you may recognize from TV to get curious about the joys and struggles that come with living your authentic life.

[@Jaukia]

Great birth story. Thoroughly enjoyed it even though I am not currently a mom. Love how you guys communicate with eachother ❤

[@Realniasanchez]

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[@brittanyrowland6408]

This was so entertaining! Great birth story! I can't wait for part 2!

[@Realniasanchez]

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[@minimalist1234]

Do we need to label it post partum anxiety when a mother is cautious and protective over the safety of their babies? I think it's a mother's God given heightened alertness that others are calling anxiety and then numbing with medication. Please know mamas that it's a problem if you are NOT feeling protective, concerned, and worried about your babies. It is NOT a problem to have anxious thoughts of protection over your babies and a desire to keep them safe with fears and extra alertness. This is how we are made as mamas. It's God given and intentional to keep our children alive.

[@bec6384]

I feel itchy and hivey just listening to this!! 😥😓😰 Poor Nia

[@racharmian3449]

Omg I have PUPPS …. It’s the worst thing I have ever experienced in my life … I’m being induced because of it. Thanks for sharing!!

[@denisee9966]

Mama anxiety is real - ugh! I had flown without issue for my whole life, but after having my first kid I became a terrible flier! Really anxious - even thinking about buying a plane ticket got me sweating! Then my kids grew up and now I fly all over again without any issues whatsoever. It was SO crippling for about two decades and then poof, gone. I love flying.

[@MonicaBU]

I’m a mom of identical twin boys. They were mo-di too! The butt crack part had me cracking up 😂

[@dinajacobs535]

Nia I can understand that you didn't want the Petosium but why they wanted you to get it was because it's predictable naturally isn't and there's no guarantee for more complications without it rather than with it. Honestly they did you a favor. I know it brutal but you needed to get the girls out safely. It a great story! I had a hard dilevery I think I got the rash too but I was pumped full of drugs and my blood pressure went crazy high that medicine was brutal! Glad you made it through great story!

[@lindsaystrawsburg8689]

cant wait for part 2!

[@Realniasanchez]

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[@bec6384]

Why didn’t they do the sweeping of mucus membranes? That makes me so mad. Unless there’s a medical reason I understand, but it seems like they didn’t want to have a slow labor.

[@lindsaystrawsburg8689]

its so sad how they wouldnt do a membrane sweep….. it had nothing to do with whats best for you and babies but instead the money. they want u in and out to free up the room. awful how our medical systems hurt for money but billions to other countries

[@RebeldeNatashaSalt]

Wish now would stop interpreting Daniel and let him finish his sentence.