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What really happens in the delivery room and things they didn’t tell you about child birth.. A honest TMI Labor & Delivery Q&A. Answering questions about pooping during delivery, losing your mucus plug, tearing and getting stitches! I hope these 2020 birth questions can help.. ➤ ➤ SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/user/LyssOnBEAUTY?sub_confirmation=1. ➤ ITEMS MENTIONED: Black Satin PJ’s: https://bit.ly/39qcMzM. ➤ MY SOCIALS:. INSTAGRAM: lysheaster. https://www.instagram.com/lysheaster/. TIKTOK: lysheaster. PINTEREST: lysheaster. ➤ FREQUENTLY ASKED LINKS: Sectional Couch from Wayfair: https://bit.ly/2XkeYnY. Name Necklace: http://bit.ly/33aK1nn. Bassinet & Swing Combo: http://bit.ly/2IjHjEd. ➤ MY NEWBORN PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqarEc9VJ2k&list=PLbcJb2_Yrzlu7VKK7d9UUGeIyiuKAHi0Z. ➤ Brand Deals/Sponsorships Email: [email protected]
Learn how common it is to poop during childbirth, and what will happen if you do poop.. Email me at [email protected] if you have any questions about pregnancy, childbirth or early motherhood that you would like answered on this channel:).
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This video will answer the question, will you poop while in labor? Giving birth and pooping! Prenatal Class; Pregnancy, Birth, Labor (2020). This Prenatal class for pregnancy, Birth, Labor and beyond. This class is for you to learn about pregnancy, birth, labor and delivery. It is a birthing class for expecting parents. Prenatal Childbirth Classes are expensive and some are long. Busy parents may not have time to go to a long extended prenatal class. Her you will get all the information needed with this free birthing class video.. Prenatal education for the parents is vital for your birth experience. Prenatal classes are important to empower your birth knowledge.. What you will learn? Is this labor, Signs that labor is approaching, when to go the the hospital labor and delivery unit?. LGBT inclusive prenatal class! A birthing class for everyone! This prenatal education for your pregnancy, birth, labor and delivery is brought to you by a Labor and delivery RN. A nurse with years of experience in prenatal education, Labor and Delivery, and birth.. . This Free prenatal class will be completed in less than an hour. Join the Birth Nurse Kathy RN and her Yorkie Lulu for a free birthing class!. Enjoy!. Leave comments and questions!!. Happy Birthing! Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/user/katfshh?sub_confirmation=1. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_birth_nurse/. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ThebirthnurseRN/. http://freebirthingclass.com/. http://thebirthnursern.com/. More videos for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQvEqlmuuXo. Podcast available as well on Itunes, Google Play, and Spotify. here is the first episode:. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwZZcHYRmFk&t=54s
You wanted to know if there’s a certain point when you should stop eating in order to avoid having a bowel movement during labor and delivery. And the fact of the matter is that it’s totally normal to have a bowel movement at some point, especially when it comes time to push, and avoiding eating prior to is not going to affect that. And you shouldn’t do that. You shouldn’t starve yourself. It is true that once you come to the hospital, the doctor will say that you can only have ice chips or maybe clear liquids, but that’s to reduce your risk for aspiration pneumonia if you had to have general anesthesia, and to also just avoid being really sick from eating something during labor and throwing up. But not eating is not going to affect whether or not you have a bowel movement.. It’s completely normal, especially when you’re pushing the baby out, to have a bowel movement. Your nurse will probably tell you something like, “Push like you have the worst constipation of your life.”, because you use the same muscles to push a baby out that you use when you have a bowel movement. And so if you’re obedient and following their instructions, then something else is going to come out, and that’s totally fine. It’s not a big deal to your caregivers. They’ll discreetly take care it and you don’t even have to think about it. Just focus on pushing well and focus on the cute baby that you’re about to meet. If you have more questions in the future for me, feel free to ask them on our Intermountain Moms Facebook and Instagram pages, and recommend us to your friends and family too.
POOP in childbirth is the topic that is commonly asked in childbirth class. Pooping in labor is both a reality of childbirth and a fear for many pregnant women. In this video we break down the details of poop in early labor and poop during pushing. #BigWheelofBirth. �� Free Resource: Birth A to Z video course http://www.birthatoz.com ��. Videos mentioned in the video: Setup your bathroom for labor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSrq5drWEvY. Grab a FREE cheat sheet for labor at https://supportingher.teachable.com/p/free-labor-cheat-sheet. Personalized Support for planning your ideal birth experience with ME https://supportingher.teachable.com/p/supportingher-birth-consultation-and-birth-plan-creation/. I recommend these: ��The SupportingHer online course for partners at http://supportingher.teachable.com. ��Lamaze Childbirth online classes at https://elearn.lamaze.org/?utm_source=SupportingHer. ��SHOP for Dads-to-be https://supportingher.com/products/. Follow me at. Instagram http://www.instagram.com/supportingher_class. LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-turner-67313837/. **note some of these links are affiliate links. If you purchase a product through the link I may receive a small percentage, but there will be no additional cost to you.
This is part one of a three part series on poop before, during and after childbirth. Pooping can be a sign of early labor.. Always remember, birth is beautiful!
If you were to have a bowel movement (BM) in labor, it typically occurs when you are pushing the baby out. This happens as the baby’s head descends and presses on the rectum, flattening it. This causes any stool in that area to be expelled.
If this happens, the people who are caring for you are prepared for it. MacLeod adds that a bowel movement that occurs naturally during labor may not be as bad as it sounds: “We simply wipe the stool away and minimize anyone else noticing it as much as possible. Prior. Most women are able to use the bathroom during labor — to urinate and to have a bowel movement.
Your health care provider will probably encourage you to do so because it’s possible that a full bladder might slow down your baby’s descent. However, women who get epidurals often have numbness from the abdomen down. Diarrhea before and during labor and delivery Loose bowel movements can occur 24 to 48 hours prior to labor, or a few days before labor begins. They are often accompanied by other pre-labor signs and symptoms, such as: Braxton hicks contractions (false labor pains). Not really.
But you might naturally have a bowel movement before the final stage of labor, which reduces the amount of stool in the colon that would come out while pushing, says Katie Page, a. The muscles you use to bring life into the world are the same muscles you use during a bowel movement. So yes, it can happen. Just.
Birth #3: your first bowel movement I’m not going to necessarily equate that first poop with having a baby, but it is terrifying. After giving birth, you. Meconium is a thick, green, tar-like substance that lines your baby’s intestines during pregnancy. Typically this substance is not released in your baby’s bowel movements until after birth.
However, sometimes a baby will have a bowel movement prior to birth, excreting the. 9. Feeling the urge to have a bowel movement (diarrhea) Women often describe the pelvic pain and pressure as feeling the urge to have a bowel movement. Some women also report experiencing diarrhea or loose bowel movements in the days preceding labor. Yes, it’s unpleasant, but it means you’re that much closer to meeting your baby.
In addition to diarrhea, you may also experience any (or all) of the following signs of labor as you enter the homestretch of your pregnanc.
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We tried the birthing stool and the birthing platform and we walked around and I did every position and I was willing to do anything, which I think was the positive part.
Most of the time while I’m in labor you’ll either be behind me, or helping me walk or squat to use gravity to help with the dilating, or reminding me to breathe properly.
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I’m 37 weeks and 3 cm dilated. My doctor thinks I will go into labor early and now I’ve been having diarrhea. Let’s just say I’m excited to give birth. She’s a big baby too.
Birth is not beautiful�� if I ever have a kid I will never stand in the same room watching him/her get pushed out my wife’s vagina…I’ll probably never have sex with my wife either after that cause it will be too stretched out
Love this video! Your story is so beautiful. I had to have a C section bc she was breech so it’s nice to hear your natural experience. I pray that your mind eases up on you some bc there’s no shame in how your first meeting was with Wesson. I think the numbness is typical. I was in complete awe too. I think some women express that awe with a release of sobbing tears and others in a mental mind game of disbelief haha I was the latter too and 7.5 month later she’s my best friend. You’re the best mommy that Wesson was destined for ��
Thanks for the great video! My husband and I are starting trying in the coming spring and I’ve been terrified about the pooping thing. I think I’m just going to put a stopper in there!!! (Just kidding!!) Thanks!
Brackton Hicks 20 weeks placenta previa transverse baby position But some times blue moon phases I’ll wake up go pee and wipe n there’s poop, I poop a few times a day at least every other day Any suggested comments Professional replies please
I’m 38 weeks and an i started to use toilet alot like more than 10 a day an also I get like period pain it happens 3 time a day but doesn’t last for long
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Is it true that you can seriously throw up on yourself cuz the pain is that bad? Personally I can’t throw up, they did something to my stomach. But can I still have a child if I can’t throw up?
I was literally having contractions for 3days, the day i went into labor, that morning, my mucus plug came out that morning, i was nauseous the whole day i couldn’t really eat and at 2am my water broke and my baby was born at 12:32 pm. 12/06/19 my baby Elijah ���� he was born 3days after his dad’s birthday ��
I’m not pregnant or plan to be anytime soon but I still love these videos. You give so much information and are helping so many expecting moms. I’m like telling my husband all these things and he’s like your not even pregnant yet�� it means a lot to me you share your life and we all get to be a part of it��
I’m currently 28 weeks and have been watching many birth videos, 24 hours after videos ect…. I’m so excited to meet my baby girl but I am so not ready for the birth part. But I know my husband and I are going to be super emotional once shes out. Definitely tears��
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about when you first saw your son. I was induced on Wednesday night and also didn’t have an epidural.. I went from 3 cms to pushing in less than two hours. When I first saw my son I was SO in shock I literally said “wtf.” ���� I wasn’t expecting for him to come so quickly. I feel/felt so guilty and was surprised by my own reaction because I ALWAYS cry when I watch birthing videos/vlogs. I agree not to go in with expectations and to know it’s such a primal process especially with no pain medication that your body takes over and you almost can’t control your reactions.
I’ve literally binged watched your videos more times than I can count over this quarantine �� it’s okay though, I literally LOVE all you guys! Y’all are so adorable ��
I love love love watching your videos! I am due with my first baby on June 13th & these videos help so much! I am so excited & scared to deliver this baby boy!!!!!!!!
I lost my mucus plug when I was 31 weeks and I freaked out. Baby was fine and my doctor wasn’t worried about it. I’m 38+1 now, and I’ve gotten my cervix checked for the past 2-3 weeks, and after everytime, I would lose my mucus plug. And after sex.
Wow this video was so helpful. I give birth to my first in June and I’m terrified and don’t know what to expect. I’ve watched so many videos but this one is the most raw and honest and it’s made me feel so much better! Thank you sm for sharing your experience.
Whatever video u make I just love watching them..I was getting married on 10th may but now its postponed…Dnt knw to when but yeah not getting married on 10th may… feeling soo much anxious these days because of everything going around…but ur videos make me feel better..if possible post some vlogs also…just makes me feel good… Lots of love to u and wesson♥️
Hi m 37+2 n having diarrhoea from morning,5to 6 times till evening now..lost mucus but no cramping.. light pains in abdomen but no labour pain.. it’s 2nd baby
I didn’t have that instant ”head-over-heels-in-love” feeling with my babies either. Labor is sooo intense, especially if you do it without pain meds, that it’s completely normal for your body to need time to come back down from that. Some people are just overwhelmed with all the emotions going on and cry instantly, while some are more in a state of shock and are numb to everything in the moment. And when it really comes down to it, your baby is a stranger that you need to get to know. You love them instantly, but you are really meeting for the first time and you need time to get to know each other. It’s completely normal, but I think that some women are scared to say that they feel that way in the beginning. It doesn’t make you less of a good mom and isn’t a refection of how much you love your child!!! The love a mother has for her children compares to no other, regardless of her reaction after delivery:)
Somebody help am ten weeks pregnant and am so constipated i bleed when i push too hard my poop is too big too hard am really suffering and i am scared i will get miscarrage by always pushing too hard being pregnant is not so nice
Thank you so much for your honesty! I’m 33 weeks pregnant and hadn’t really thought about not expecting too much when I get my son on my chest so thank you! Thank’s to you I’ll feel ok no matter what happens:). Congratulations on your baby!
I had a full episiotomy. It was HORRIBLE. I felt super weird after I had my son too. It was just super surreal feeling. I also can’t remember very much detail wise. It went so fast. I wish I could remember the little details though ��
I’m in love with your intro �� Your videos seriously are helping me prepare for my baby boy who is due May 5th. I absolutely love how real you are! Thanks for the amazing videos.
I also love how you said “this video is hella long” like girl, I would sit here and watch you for 45 minutes, I get excited for the long videos of yours!
I’ve felt that feeling of “spacing out”, that grey area is such an uncomfortable feeling. I can’t imagine how that would feel right after giving birth! �� you’re a strong momma. Love watching your vlogs, your family is adorable. ��
Awww! Lys, I love love love your new intro! It is beautiful! Amazed with the simplicity and the beauty of it…i just love how you focused on your family not just on Wesson and the little clips you used wove together your whole story with the music you chose! I feel the thought in it… The TMI video was great! I am grateful for the information and I know one day it will be useful to me…love you and your family. Take care of yourself…stay well.
I’m 37 weeks and 3 cm dilated. My doctor thinks I will go into labor early and now I’ve been having diarrhea. Let’s just say I’m excited to give birth. She’s a big baby too.
Birth is not beautiful�� if I ever have a kid I will never stand in the same room watching him/her get pushed out my wife’s vagina…I’ll probably never have sex with my wife either after that cause it will be too stretched out
Love this video! Your story is so beautiful. I had to have a C section bc she was breech so it’s nice to hear your natural experience. I pray that your mind eases up on you some bc there’s no shame in how your first meeting was with Wesson. I think the numbness is typical. I was in complete awe too. I think some women express that awe with a release of sobbing tears and others in a mental mind game of disbelief haha I was the latter too and 7.5 month later she’s my best friend. You’re the best mommy that Wesson was destined for ��
Thanks for the great video! My husband and I are starting trying in the coming spring and I’ve been terrified about the pooping thing. I think I’m just going to put a stopper in there!!! (Just kidding!!) Thanks!
38 weeks and 3 days currently. I’ve been having it on and off for a week now along with lots of braxton hicks. It’s so exciting but frustrating ��
Brackton Hicks 20 weeks placenta previa transverse baby position But some times blue moon phases I’ll wake up go pee and wipe n there’s poop, I poop a few times a day at least every other day Any suggested comments Professional replies please
I’m 34 weeks 5 days and have been pooping more. Had diarrhea several times over the past two weeks. Tmi sorry lol. It’s not time for him yet!
I’m 38 weeks and an i started to use toilet alot like more than 10 a day an also I get like period pain it happens 3 time a day but doesn’t last for long
Now tell me, was this a burning question for you? Comment please! (FYI I recently updated a lot of stuff! Saturday LIVE STREAM is now FREE!! 3:00 PM Pacific time!)
Is it true that you can seriously throw up on yourself cuz the pain is that bad? Personally I can’t throw up, they did something to my stomach. But can I still have a child if I can’t throw up?
I was literally having contractions for 3days, the day i went into labor, that morning, my mucus plug came out that morning, i was nauseous the whole day i couldn’t really eat and at 2am my water broke and my baby was born at 12:32 pm. 12/06/19 my baby Elijah ���� he was born 3days after his dad’s birthday ��
random question, where can I buy childbirth education tools such as the baby and pelvis or other models to use when education clients. Newby here:)
I’m not pregnant or plan to be anytime soon but I still love these videos. You give so much information and are helping so many expecting moms. I’m like telling my husband all these things and he’s like your not even pregnant yet�� it means a lot to me you share your life and we all get to be a part of it��
I’m currently 28 weeks and have been watching many birth videos, 24 hours after videos ect…. I’m so excited to meet my baby girl but I am so not ready for the birth part. But I know my husband and I are going to be super emotional once shes out. Definitely tears��
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about when you first saw your son. I was induced on Wednesday night and also didn’t have an epidural.. I went from 3 cms to pushing in less than two hours. When I first saw my son I was SO in shock I literally said “wtf.” ���� I wasn’t expecting for him to come so quickly. I feel/felt so guilty and was surprised by my own reaction because I ALWAYS cry when I watch birthing videos/vlogs. I agree not to go in with expectations and to know it’s such a primal process especially with no pain medication that your body takes over and you almost can’t control your reactions.
I’ve literally binged watched your videos more times than I can count over this quarantine �� it’s okay though, I literally LOVE all you guys! Y’all are so adorable ��
I love love love watching your videos! I am due with my first baby on June 13th & these videos help so much! I am so excited & scared to deliver this baby boy!!!!!!!!
I lost my mucus plug when I was 31 weeks and I freaked out. Baby was fine and my doctor wasn’t worried about it. I’m 38+1 now, and I’ve gotten my cervix checked for the past 2-3 weeks, and after everytime, I would lose my mucus plug. And after sex.
Wow this video was so helpful. I give birth to my first in June and I’m terrified and don’t know what to expect. I’ve watched so many videos but this one is the most raw and honest and it’s made me feel so much better! Thank you sm for sharing your experience.
I had to push for 3 hours…so I was SO relieved when he came out lol I’m sure if I pushed for 5 minutes I would be so freaked out
Whatever video u make I just love watching them..I was getting married on 10th may but now its postponed…Dnt knw to when but yeah not getting married on 10th may… feeling soo much anxious these days because of everything going around…but ur videos make me feel better..if possible post some vlogs also…just makes me feel good…
Lots of love to u and wesson♥️
Hi m 37+2 n having diarrhoea from morning,5to 6 times till evening now..lost mucus but no cramping.. light pains in abdomen but no labour pain.. it’s 2nd baby
I didn’t have that instant ”head-over-heels-in-love” feeling with my babies either. Labor is sooo intense, especially if you do it without pain meds, that it’s completely normal for your body to need time to come back down from that. Some people are just overwhelmed with all the emotions going on and cry instantly, while some are more in a state of shock and are numb to everything in the moment. And when it really comes down to it, your baby is a stranger that you need to get to know. You love them instantly, but you are really meeting for the first time and you need time to get to know each other. It’s completely normal, but I think that some women are scared to say that they feel that way in the beginning. It doesn’t make you less of a good mom and isn’t a refection of how much you love your child!!! The love a mother has for her children compares to no other, regardless of her reaction after delivery:)
Somebody help am ten weeks pregnant and am so constipated i bleed when i push too hard my poop is too big too hard am really suffering and i am scared i will get miscarrage by always pushing too hard being pregnant is not so nice
Thank you so much for your honesty! I’m 33 weeks pregnant and hadn’t really thought about not expecting too much when I get my son on my chest so thank you! Thank’s to you I’ll feel ok no matter what happens:). Congratulations on your baby!
I had a full episiotomy. It was HORRIBLE. I felt super weird after I had my son too. It was just super surreal feeling. I also can’t remember very much detail wise. It went so fast. I wish I could remember the little details though ��
I’m in love with your intro �� Your videos seriously are helping me prepare for my baby boy who is due May 5th. I absolutely love how real you are! Thanks for the amazing videos.
I also love how you said “this video is hella long” like girl, I would sit here and watch you for 45 minutes, I get excited for the long videos of yours!
I’ve felt that feeling of “spacing out”, that grey area is such an uncomfortable feeling. I can’t imagine how that would feel right after giving birth! �� you’re a strong momma. Love watching your vlogs, your family is adorable. ��
Awww! Lys, I love love love your new intro! It is beautiful! Amazed with the simplicity and the beauty of it…i just love how you focused on your family not just on Wesson and the little clips you used wove together your whole story with the music you chose! I feel the thought in it…
The TMI video was great! I am grateful for the information and I know one day it will be useful to me…love you and your family. Take care of yourself…stay well.