😭😭😭When everyone came to see your baby, but your Dad came to see his 🥹🥹❤️❤️

[@KCimini]

So so true. My husband's family has been all about the baby and not really shown concern for me as an individual. My parents have been MY biggest supporters so far during my 1st pregnancy. So grateful to them ❤

[@PrincePrince-i4j]

And my heart goes out to all who don’t have their parents around for that sort of love❤❤❤I get you, and trust providence makes up for that void and takes special care of those

[@yesican3075]

I cried ❤ thanks for sharing something so personal and comforting. I could only wish

[@BeautifulPetopia]

My parents died 😢i only have my husband i loved him so much we are going to have a baby after 2 months pray 🙏🏼 for my save delivery

[@mamimima16]

girl, I had no intention on catching up on my shorts to cry rn 😭

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

🥹🥹💞💞

[@YasmeenV.-jh2ro]

Yes, it's important to see how mama and baby are doing. Mama is the one who went through pregnancy and even a bigger deal of pain, labor and then birthing a child. We should first see how she is doing, mentally, physically. Sometimes there are real concerns/complications, c section, etc. Even moms can pass away (and especially for poc, in which 80% of those deaths can be preventable but that's another discussion), still common in the u.s. We should also ask how she's doing in her postpartum days (and not pretending she should be herself after 6 wks and magically healed after since complete pp is a year or however long it takes you (someone can get ppd even a yr or yr and half later)). Although saying the common phrase, "congrats on the baby," is great. Also, congratulate her (for her journey of what she just brought into this world) and see how you can help her with herself or baby. A child is a miracle itself.

[@liyakhan9968]

Beautiful ❤

[@annaburke8537]

So sweet

[@natashalee5730]

Please don't forget the moment you are so strong

[@cathyhudkins6896]

I shall pray for your baby and 👪 your family. 💔🙏😢 Stay strong! Your parents are with you ❤

[@monicavagos8132]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Pjs49]

My little boy was born with a cleft palate didn’t have a clue till maybe 2 days after he was born for the new born checks he also wasn’t feeding great what a whirl wind that experience that was Iv just had a baby found that out had about 5 different people telling me how to feed him/care for him the different bottle I need to get I just broke down crying my hormones was crazy after him saying hi would set me off 🤣 he now 3 he’s getting there but been a slow process

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

Oh, that would’ve been so stressful to be wondering why he wasn’t feeding and to find out after the birth. Sending you love. ❤️ you are so strong 💪

[@renasmith4332]

Do you know why your baby was born with a cleft lip? They couldn’t see my baby’s profile during my anatomy scan

[@giovannapatella4163]

💯❤️❤️❤️❤️🥹🥹🥲🥲🥲

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

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