We’re Labor Nurses!

[@genevievehoskins6829]

Not to mention labor nurses are absolute beasts when it comes to kicking toxic people out of delivery rooms. Clubs should hire them instead of bouncers.

[@Summer202sd]

Agreed the nurses for my sisters birth was amazing

[@MARZINORBIT]

@@Summer202sdt😅

[@Summer202sd]

@@MARZINORBIT yeah

[@raynaysride]

I like that, that's funny 🤣✌️🙏

[@SpHiNxZ_]

Man listen I delivered alone coming from a toxic situation and mine helped me get some pizza after and kept my toxic family out I’ll never forget her, thank you Alyssa!! 🌹✨💯

[@caleighsmeltzer9121]

My labor was in slow motion. I swore the doctor when he walked in was taking his sweet time, chatting with the nurses, chilling. I had one push left and he barely caught the baby. I was like "can i push??" And he was like "yes m'am OH HELLO!" My husband afterward told me the doctor was amazingly fast, communicated with nurses about what the situation was, etc. I said it took like five minutes and my husband said 30 seconds, a minute max 😂

[@mamablue007]

Time moves differently when you're in active labor man. It's crazy.

[@Aarbitraary]

Time moved so slow when I was actively pushing out my son. I specifically remember counting ten times that I i pushed, But my husband told me that it was closer to five 😂

[@JosieMize-nr1cf]

🙏🙏

[@SaturdayAdams]

Nobody asked

[@Cedar_Blossom1830]

This is basically exactly what my mom's labor with my sister was. The doctor was talking to the nurses, and barely caught my sister

[@celinahelm8740]

My babies waited until Dr was out, then popped their head down. 😂 They arrived in time to catch.

[@kbobbie]

@@stonedpomegranateif my daughter-in-law hadn’t delivered at a hospital, both mommy and baby would not be here. Mommy hemorrhaged and my grand baby didn’t breathe on her own for many minutes. Pregnancy was uncomplicated and there were no signs of anything unusual . Baby spent a week in NICU for testing. They don’t know what caused it. Granddaughter will be 4 on leap day this year. She’s happy and healthy. I’m glad women have the choice to give birth at home or a hospital. Everyone’s experience is different.

[@Kat-cj8hp]

Girl same ! My doctor arrived 6:30 and baby was born 6:33

[@sunnydispositionn]

@@stonedpomegranate wtf..?? shaming people for mental disabilities? really?

[@Axsomaniac]

Damn ur uncool lmao​@@stonedpomegranate

[@dreamweaver444]

@@stonedpomegranatethis is extremely insensitive and you’re overstepping. she also didn’t have a birth defect so I’m not sure what you’re thinking about.

[@Umbreon226]

We don't care if you're shaved 😂😂😂. When I gave birth to our 3rd at that point I no longer cared myself and the whole room erupted when I said "well enjoy the show ladies, it's quite a forest down there"

[@rachelmarie2228]

Even obgyns really don't care if you shave. Way too many people seem to think shaving or other pubic hair removal is necessary, basic hygiene somehow, when those are completely different things.

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

@@rachelmarie2228And most don't even care about basic hygiene either. When you are super pregnant doing everything towards the end is hard, so nobody expects you to be really clean.

[@rachelmarie2228]

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose I didn't mean that doctors were concerned with that during maternity and birth. That is a misconception I have heard from a lot of people in general. A lot of people are under the false assumption that body hair removal is basic hygiene, and that having it is unhygienic, which is just not true.

[@rachelmarie2228]

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose I was a competitive dancer, so I kind of had to wax, shave, etc and I actually used to get lectured by my mother and my obgyn about how pubic hair was more hygienic and healthy than removing it. I have never known an obgyn or any type of doctor who cared about any kind of body hair, apart from surgeries where they specifically tell you to shave and wash with a special antibacterial soap they give you first. I had some hip procedures and used to regularly get cortisone shots in my hip joints, and therapy for them, and no one ever even cared about shaving or waxing for the injections, and your hip joint is literally in your groin. I usually had anyways, because of dance and personal preference/ routine, but the surgeons always mentioned that I didn't need to for injections. I always assured them that I knew that and didn't do it for the procedures though, that it was my normal for other reasons.

[@rachelmerrill348]

​@rachelmarie2228 off topic, but dudeee we have the same name, Rachel Marie! (My middle name is marie) I just thought that was funny 😂

[@TheinternationalBaddie]

Let's not forget yeeting the poop before momma sees!

[@SantiageraGetsmani]

"Of course we dont care if you have shaved - no really we dont care" 😅 you ladies are so awesome thank you for all you do ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@vtheb1299]

When she said "I'm gonna make sure that happens" that was the most convincing look I've ever seen. Girl's been thru shit to make sure that happens. Girl Imma follow you in battle ❤ you're the best ❤❤❤

[@broncobill1104]

I got my wife a coffee mug that says, "ob nurse at your cervix!" And "i put the fun in fundus" Sometimes it's pretty boring, other times she says it's beyond intense with how Mama's progress. Keep up the good work nurses, we need ya!

[@harringt100]

LOL, those puns are pretty clever!

[@Random-.things]

Wait, I was told they put a hat on my head because there was a blizzard. THE TRUTH IS REVEALED!

[@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT]

😭😭😭

[@SailorYuki]

my son got a hat. He was deliverd through a cesearian.

[@Confetti_Spaghetti]

@@SailorYukisame! I was looking back at baby photos of me before I saw this video and went “hang on…how can i have a conehead if i was c-section…??”

[@yukii8564]

I love your name ​@@SailorYuki

[@gl1tch33]

Imagine being pregnant for 9 months, you can't even reach down there, you just gave birth, and someone is commenting about how you haven't shaved 😑 I'm not even an adult and that's just ABSURD to think someone would care Love you guys!! ❤

[@Ashley.James.9697]

You can reach down there, you just can't see. 😂 I used one of those little circle mirrors

[@rockything]

My Dr wasn’t around when my baby was born and the nurses weren’t even looking when it happened. My daughter flew across the bed (I still had cords in me and everything to track my contractions so I was so scared she’d come out all tangled up) and one of them turned around and yelled “Baby! Baby!” while running to the bed. I was so worried for my daughter because she just zoomed out.

[@chicken]

Labor nurses are the real MVPs. So grateful for all they do!

[@alicegober456]

🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔

[@caitlynb24]

BRO Y R U EVERYWHERE😭

[@BlueKnupp]

Remember my friend shaving before her most recent baby (number 7) because and i quote "im not picking gunk off hair even with the water sprayer thingy" 😂😂😂 so take that as you will

[@cayliesnidersinclair]

7 babies??

[@BlueKnupp]

@@cayliesnidersinclair yeah 2 girls 5 boys first came when she was 18 the first 1 came about 4 years before the next then those 3 were a year or 2 apart the next 3 were spread by about 3 years. But the last 3 have different dads due to circumstances after her husband abandoned her and her kids and not one of those kids want to know their fathers because they seen what they did to their mom. She's never bad mouthed or told them they couldn't see their fathers, they just realized "dad wasn't good to mom or my siblings"

[@BlueKnupp]

@@cayliesnidersinclair also feel like I should say shes a bit older then me but we met when i befriended one of her kids and she became my friend too as i got older. (Met when I was 17 and a volunteer firefighter)

[@cayliesnidersinclair]

@@BlueKnupp oh I see. I'm so sorry that happened to her

[@Mielyist]

@@BlueKnupp

[@shawnscherer3663]

Gotta love Labor nurses. Thanks for being so amazing.

[@meganreese1486]

I had fabulous nurses and midwives for both my deliveries. Our main nurse fir baby number one stayed 5 hours past the end of her shift to see us through delivery at neatly midnight ❤ we were super glad she had us again the day we were discharged so she could properly meet and appreciate baby boy. Such a rockstar!

[@1994Nettie]

The mama Mocktail is underrated. After a short but traumatic vaginal delivery on an almost 10 lb baby, that cranberry sprite was literally nectar from the gods. My nurse was the absolute best. Tried to recreate it later but it didn't hit the same. Crazy what adrenaline can do.

[@christinaharper7091]

Thank you, labor nurses!! I never had a bad labor nurse with any of my kids. They made me feel like I was invincible. I'll forever be grateful for labor nurses.

[@cbrackin531]

Had our first son 7 months ago. The team of doctors and nurses that delivered our son was absolutely amazing. A huge thank you to all the medical professionals that sacrifice so much. So we can try to live healthy lives.

[@emabarrera9079]

My dream job. Still at 50 years old.😊

[@LaChicanaG]

Never too late!

[@alisahout5525]

Mine as well!

[@vikkiledgard8483]

How wonderful!! 🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@PurpleNoir]

I believe in you!

[@klataface]

I wish they were all like you guys. My labor nurses almost let me die so that the doctor could get his nap in 😅🥲

[@catsaregreat6314]

Naw that’s wild 😭 my mom almost died giving birth to me because they ignore her when she complained of excess bleeding. She was haemorrhaging super bad

[@CRAZIE._.BUNNIE]

You guys rock so much I just had a baby on the 31st and you all are so incredible and so important this was my 3 rd baby and it just hit me different and really realized how truly beautiful you lady's are just know your appreciated and so very loved THANK YOU and for being the kind and beautiful hearted hard working nurses that you are, it takes a special some one to do what y'all do thank you again

[@brerutledge5048]

God I really hope I have labor nurses like yall 🥺🥺😩 some of the horror stories I hear 🥴 plus, where I have to give birth. Let’s j say it’s gonna be an adventure for sure

[@GldnClaw]

Thanks ladies. It's gals like you that made our three stays bearable

[@livingroomtelevision3737]

Labor Nurses are such a blessing to these women! May God bless, protect and guide these loving Nurses all the days of their lives.

[@Matt_justlikethat]

All of you labor nurses are Machines, u guys are beyond wonderful how you really do show compassion to out of control soon to be new moms, or all the love you have for the mother of a stillborn. Yes you are beyond wonderful. Thanks soooooooo much ❤️❤️

[@alyssaadams1698]

Wish all delivery nurses were like this❤

[@hi.goodbye2167]

God bless you guys! Thank you for what you do❤❤❤

[@SaraHayes-d2u]

My first labor nurses stayed 2 & 1/2 hours after their shift to make sure I had a healthy birth. I cried.

[@hipplow]

my mom’s first pregnancy and birth, with my brother, labor and pushing took 20 hours in total. she was pushing forever. he came out purple and blue alllll over, and they didn’t get many pictures of him as a fresh newborn because of how battered he looked. he was healthy, nothing wrong with him, he just looked totally beaten. when i came along, the doctor barely made it to catch me. everyone in the room said it was the quickest birth they had ever witnessed in their whole history of being a labor nurse/doctor/etc. from how my mom tells it, the labor and pushing took maybe five minutes, if that. crazy to know she literally experienced both very extreme sides of the spectrum. i like to think even as an infant, i didn’t want to put her through all that again. we always joked that my brother just didn’t want to leave, he built a house in there and refused to be evicted, and that i just couldn’t wait to get the hell out 😂 might be true, also considering that he was born a month late, and i was born two weeks early. after what she experienced, she deserved a quick, easy, healthy birth! thank you to all the wonderful labor nurses!

[@teebee9735]

The second one always comes out easier because it's all stretched out down there, and your body knows what to do. When I was a teen, my best friend's sister went into labor, and for some reason, she grabbed My hand and wouldn't let go! I had to ride in the ambulance with her and we barely made it to the hospital and they're wheeling her down the hall, when she screamed "HERE IT COMES!!!" gave one push (seriously Just One!) and out he whooshed!!!!! She finally let go then but I got to SEE IT ALL!!! 🫣 I was like, I ain't Never having kids! (I did, but just one!)

[@essenceandbaby6200]

The conehead part had me dying laughing! My oldest son had a conehead and I was panicked lmfao

[@TH3BVB2RHPS9loves]

I hope you change the rag oout before wiping the tears

[@loreleii2173]

You guys make me feel so comforted and understood. Im only 23 but i want to have kids in the next 10 years and saying that out loud makes it feel so close

[@vikkiledgard8483]

Labour nurses are 🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@NelltheShiba]

Labor nurses? More like heroes 🩷🩷 Thank you for everything you do!!

[@alacart5]

i loved my labor nurse. she was such a strong and amazing woman.

[@Hippierae42893]

my dad balled his eyes out when my mom had me

[@Vex-eu5ef]

That’s so cute!! ❤❤

[@samiahrich5155]

I hope I get good nurses this time around. Currently 28 weeks with my second girl. My first born daughter is almost 8. My labor experience with her was traumatic to say the least.

[@DiyaDabhi-ti5nh]

Oh I hope all the very best for you.

[@XRIZZY-B]

All the nurses comments made me crack up like crazy. “They seen more naked women than Hugh Hefner!” & “I don’t care if you havnt shaved, I mean really, I dont care!’ All you girls are the best!

[@corasprojects6942]

The real MVPs. I've loved both my obs but those nurses were amazing.

[@annabean3871]

So after pushing and the head was almost out one of my labor nurses tried putting a blanket down on me to receive my baby 😂 while mid push I said “ oh no thank you I won’t be needing that.” And threw it off me. She looked shocked and just went “ okayyy” then they places baby directly on me skin to skin and she proceeded to rub him off. At this point I was too exhausted to to tell her off.

[@luyoonass]

I was completely naked and all the midwives knew that I wouldn’t let no cloth touch me before I said so, I just felt the most comfortable that way

[@chantelmurphy2397]

Who would want to be covered, even in the slightest, when you have just pushed a whole human out of your vagina 😂 giiiirrrrllll I just want my new baby and some juice after all that effort (nevermind about the other medical staff, whom who've never met, coming into the room to check on the baby, deliver your placenta and then take it away for testing whilst you are naked and on full display - exactly, too exhausted to argue) 😂😂

[@blueseptember2174]

What did she do wrong? They always rub the baby to stimulate them right after birth

[@lovetageesey6569]

I have so much respect for labor nurses

[@lolimdyingheehee]

SO THATS WHY I WAS WEARING A HAT WHEN I WAS BORN 🤯

[@polkadoters17]

I wish I had labor nurses like this 🥺

[@_Adrianousse_]

I was born on my moms doctors wedding anniversary so he had to leave his wife and the anniversary party to help my mom give birth to me, HE WAS STILL IN HIS SUIT I HAVE A PICTURE BECAUSE IT WAS A GREAT MEMORY 😂

[@KensliBallew-f2x]

“We’re labor nurses we’ve seen more naked women than Hugh Hefner” that joke killed me 🤣

[@MichelleMcKinney-Nourse93]

My favorite thing to say to patients when they get awkward about them not shaving is "well, that makes two of us" 🤷🏻‍♀️ It instantly lightens the mood

[@sienashawver6511]

Honestly nurses are the medical fields people that always treat me like I’m human and not a next in line subject

[@craftygal4494]

Love how the love for what you do and the respect for who you do it for comes through in this video while still being humorous. ❤

[@BloodSunBlast]

Kneeding on the uterus after labor sounds so amazing.

[@momjeans9238]

My poor uterus 😂 I hate the post birth kneading!

[@crystallucas5567]

Why do they knead on your uterus after birth?

[@momjeans9238]

@@crystallucas5567 to help it contact and keep an eye on it continuing to do so! Clots and whatnot are bad and all

[@Sarah-zd4nn]

​@crystallucas5567 it helps prevent postpartum hemorrhages by causing the uterus to contract :)

[@MrsMuffin11]

I almost started crying when the nurse came over to push on my uterus because I had just been seen up from a second degree tear and had been screaming in pain for about 15 minutes AFTER my 17.5 hour unmedicated labor lol she told me she would be as gentle as she could and she was. All the nurses that pushed on my stomach were very gentle. I really appreciated it. None of them had to push it back in place so I can only imagine that pain

[@cannonb873]

THIS. is the comforting version of internet challenges that IS ok

[@jovialthinker]

You ladies are awesome! Thank you for your service! ❤❤❤

[@124irishgirl]

Man i wish i had these two as nurses when i had my son

[@bsouth7042]

Thank you gals. My kids are all grown but I still remember things you said to me and how you took care of my wife and our babies.

[@gymnastics_is_life]

Put a hat on your head part made me like oh no because I have baby pictures from when I was first born and there’s a hat on my head

[@shannonepperson846]

My baby's almost 12 now, and I'll never forget how amazing the nurses were in L&D ❤❤

[@ronniedavis3397]

Ever since giving birth I’ve thought about becoming a labour and delivery nurse. I just loved those women so much. The sweetest people on this earth. And I want to be able to help moms the way I was helped. But I don’t know if my heart could take the stillbirths.

[@mespb]

I think I needed that second affirmation about not caring if shaved.

[@Daisy.is.lazy1]

"The birthday party" 😂 That's one way to put it I guess 💀👍

[@braidygal]

I love this. Very tastefully done and sweet!!

[@musicXisXforever44]

FR the best people to have by your side during such a momentous time, I've always had good labor nurses ❤ I also love bringing 'thank you' gifts during my stays- their faces and reactions make me so happy ☺️ (I'm also gonna ask if they can help slow me down a bit with this one- I had an episiotomy with my first and I tore with my second because I didnt know what I was doing, I really don't wanna rush with this one 🙃)

[@kirkygirl]

I'm not trying to step on toes here. For context, I'm a registered massage therapist, and I've taken training on how to help folks have a better time while pregnant. Go talk to your care team about perineal massage, you're just about in the right ballpark to start learning it. Let me know if you want me to send you some titles of research that I was given myself. All the best for you and your little!

[@musicXisXforever44]

@@kirkygirl nah I appreciate it. When I was looking into it back in 2014 with my first, the things I was reading said overdoing it would have the opposite effect so I barely tried lol, I will definitely ask about incorporating that into my prep.

[@Jaypex_]

Glad good labor nurses exist out there cause my sister did *not* have a pleasant experience with hers, kept gossiping about her and didnt even really do their jobs. And her doctor brushed her off when she said she thought something was wrong after her delivery (turns out she was right and she ended up with necrotic tissue, that could have been way less bad had the doctor done his job)

[@Casmaster67]

I’m currently in early labor with My first and low key freaking out but I know my local hospital has an amazing labor nurse staff so I know I’ll have that support thanks for all you do.

[@boudicca_ford3307]

You make me feel so comfortable about giving birth

[@Lilskin18]

My worst fear is pooping on the nurses but IK THEIR USED TO IT 😭

[@janetjones5188]

I legit loved every single L&D nurse I had. I’ve had 3 at two different hospitals and loved them all ❤

[@Handle3454]

You ladies are awesome! I loved my care team in L&D but I still would have loved to have you as part of my care team.

[@sirmobixie4835]

Makes me want to change over to an l&d degree

[@Miannemih]

That peanut ball can take a hike! Hated her 😂

[@savannahh7563]

I am so glad to see nurses not talking crap about the patients.

[@jamieelise5902]

This is a lot better than the other one I saw 😅

[@MadelynBrown-dj1wg]

I was just waiting for the shaving 🪒 one 😂😂😂

[@mountup716]

All of my labor nurses were so nice for all 4 of my kids and the conhead part made me 😂

[@dancegurl1388]

Im working so hard every minute of every day to become one of you guys! ❤

[@IWantToRideMyBike]

I had precipitous labor and I still remember the look of panic as they kept asking each other where the doctor was. They were not looking at catch a baby that night

[@JHunter7887]

Hi I'm currently 35 weeks and I was wondering if you could do a video about what the best positions are to give birth in when having a natural birth

[@stenitez9724]

However your body feels comfortable.

[@Jaerbird0411]

I'm starting to get labor stories more and more on my shorts and as a future hospital worker with no idea what I want to do in the future, I'm starting to think that the universe may be sending me a message 😅

[@elizabethrhodes9725]

My labor nurses were amazing. So thankful for them. My husband was useless, still is 😂

[@lauriemensah1637]

Man I pray I have nurse like you ! I’m so tired I don’t think I can even imagine to remember to shave down there! All I know how to do right now are sweats and a t shirt lol

[@bettydamnboop3030]

Thank you for your service 🌹

[@juliebedard2012]

And thank you for that 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@lucjawawrzyniak]

An old nurse commented on the fact I wasn't shaved. I was so effin mad

[@catsaregreat6314]

Like what does she want you to do, at nine months you can’t even see your meow meow anymore 😭

[@kimyates2696]

I had the best nurses with all 3 of my kids

[@Ally_964]

My baby didn’t wait for the dr. Or the epidural 😂 they didn’t wanna believe I was in labor and took there sweet ass time until they seen my contractions and it was like going into labor for hour and a half to just a half an hour and pushing in like maybe 30sec max pushed 1-2 times and she was out little to no tearing and recovered so fast

[@chantelmurphy2397]

With our first son, I had never gone on any maternity courses, and thankfully I had the most amazing delivery nurse. She was super supportive, direct about what I needed to be doing and made me feel like I could do anything I set my mind to - she made me feel "of course I can birth a healthy baby without any medical help or painkillers - woman have been doing it for centuries, your body was made for this - but lets keep an open mind for a c-sec in case of an emergency". She stayed hours after the end of her shift to be there to help bring our beautiful boy into this world. The next morning, surprisingly, she walked into the maternity ward, directly up to me, wrapped me in her arms, kissed me on my forehead, hugged me the tightest hug ever and whispered in my ear "I knew you could do it, and I'm so proud of you!" She cuddled our son and told him how strong his mom was and how happy she was to help bring him into this world. Still brings tears to my eyes and an extra thump in my heart, 12 years later. There are still not enough words to thank her for empowering me, encouraging me and celebrating my strength and determination through over 36 hours of labour - for half of it I didnt realise I was in labour until I was 4 cm dilated - after all that time, our boy needed that hat for his cone head 😂 (for context I had a very lonely, rough, physically abusive and emotionally abusive childhood, so my self esteem and self worth were almost at rock bottom - I didnt believe I could do anything on my own, because I was always told I would fail). With our second son, our "soul mate" delivey nurse was on leave when I went into labour, so we were lumped with the locum. All I can say is thank goodness for my husband and my gynae, if it weren't for those 2 amazing men - Firstly, I would have probably ended up with a son with some degree of brain damage - his ambilical cord was wrapped around his neck during delivery which the gynae saw straight away walking into the delivery room and immediately asked me to stop pushing, he clamped and cut the cord so quickly so I could continue pushing him out - the locum at the time was out the room doing lord knows what - at the time our son was almost both shoulders out of me. Secondly, I would have ended up with a severe concussion if it wasnt for my husband catching me after the delivery nurse completely let go of me whilst she was "helping" me off the delivery bed to use the bathroom about 20min after giving birth. My husband was pissed, he just completely took over by telling her "thank you, but I can take it from here". He was amazing, he sat me in a chair in the maternity shower, he washed me, washed my hair (at my request), dried me, popped my maternity panties on, helped me into my nursing bra and nightie and assisted me back to my ward (and no she didn't come visit us in the ward afterwards 😂) . Thankfully after all that, our youngest son is amazing and the sweestest most caring little soul - 10 years later. I am wholeheartedly celebrating all you wonderful, caring, sympathetic and empowering delivey nurses - you are beyond amazing!!

[@Phantom__78]

Here’s another for some of the labor nurses out there! “We’re labor nurses of course we’re sleep deprived!”

[@tonimt1712]

That knead on the belly after birth.... makes me want to fight!

[@sapper547]

Your labor nurses, because super human super heros isn't a job title. ❤😊

[@insanityfairy9198]

Lmfao. My son was actually delivered by the nurses. My OB was 2hr away and the anesthesiologist was 2.5hr away. Even tho I signed all the consent forms and whatnot... my kid was 9 days late and that's why I I being induced... but I had a 15m labor. The ER doc had to run up to my room and "Catch". The nurses delivered my son while the doc "caught" and signed his name lol. The head nurse checked after he did to make sure the umbilical cord wasn't wrapped bc the doc was too gentle when he tried lol 😂🎉❤ shout out to yall!

[@stephanieperri5012]

Wish you ladies were my nurses. Mine were awful!!! I was absolutely traumatized giving birth. It was so so bad

[@SabrinaL73]

thats what i want to be!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@LillianLilly-ll7dp]

I am currently pregnant and was so worried about being hairy down there and what the doctors would think LMAO this makes me feel 10 times better

[@queens6583]

My OB nurses were amazing and post delivery gave me the most wonderful bath and back rub. I always remember that experience and as a ICU nurse myself, I gave my patients great back rubs. I can also agree with the fact that we nurses hear all the family drama and other "secrets".

[@drkchklate2042]

I would’ve loved a labor nurse like you!!! With my first child, one of the nurses taking care of me when i delivered said “wooah that’s some hair there” as she pulled my gown…😓 I felt so embarrassed. It was hair on my lower back 😓

[@daniellethomas2099]

I HATE that peanut ball. They stuck me on my left side with that stupid thing between my legs for 17 hours and wouldn't let me move or rotate or anything. It was awful

[@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT]

BRO THEY DIDN'T LET YOU MOVE

[@daniellethomas2099]

@@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT nope. 17 hours stuck on my left side with a wedge behind me so I couldn't move. My whole left side was numb and I could feel everything on my right. Also had to have an emergency C-section

[@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT]

@@daniellethomas2099 oh my god you're queen👑 for real! I could not imagine! I am a teen but I have a son and I would have assaulted the nurses if they didn't let me move😭💀

[@daniellethomas2099]

@@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT it was really rough. Currently pregnant with my second and trying for a vaginal birth with a different doctor. So ginger crossed this goes better

[@BIRTHDEFECTEDRAT]

@@daniellethomas2099 ahh good luck! I hope you have a good and safe delivery,bless you and your baby💖 do you know the gender yet

[@courtneya9483]

The shaving part 😂

[@danam774]

Ughhh I worked really hard to shave before my c-section 😢 at least my nurses humored me

[@mstreemoon8117]

This one is my fav so far 😂

[@Mrs.Hernandez42]

My labor nurse was amazing. I told her I wasn’t ready and she said “now’s the time to be ready or not. It’s time to just do it.” 😂❤ held my hand as I went under for my emergency c-section because my husband wasn’t allowed.

[@crankykomboodles5051]

I couldn't imagine trying to shave if I could barely reach down there