Jayden Fontenot, a 10-year-old from Sulphur, Louisiana, became a hero last Friday when his mother, Ashly Moreau, went into labor with his baby brother at just 34 weeks.

The baby was in breech position and Moreau felt her baby’s feet hanging out when she was in the bathroom, not knowing she was in labor.

Moreau was home with Jayden when the baby started to come.

Jayden ran to his grandmother’s house next door. His grandmother called the police but was unable to help Moreau deliver the baby.

Jayden ran back to his mother, who was laying on the bathroom floor bleeding out when they realized the baby wasn’t breathing.

“When he got to the bathroom, he just took a deep breath and said, ‘ok, Mom, just tell me what I need to do,’ ” Moreau said. “He didn’t look scared, he looked calm and brave and I said ‘ok, I’m going to tell you what to do and we need to get your brother out as fast as possible because he’s breeched and he can’t breathe.’ ”

Jayden pulled his little brother out by his legs but the baby was still not breathing and his mother was still bleeding out.

Jayden ran to the kitchen to get a nasal aspirator to clear the baby’s nose. The baby finally started to breathe.

It was then that EMS arrived and took Moreau and the newborn to the hospital where they both quickly recovered.

Doctors said if Jayden hadn’t been there, the baby would have never started breathing and Moreau would have bled out during delivery.



What the 10 year old achieved is really remarkable. Nevertheless, it is important to note that breech delivery at home is considered unsafe. In breech delivery, the baby’s bottom or feet comes out first instead of the head. Generally, caesarian sections are preferred when a baby presents with feet or bottom. This is because the woman’s pelvis may not be large enough for the head to be delivered afterwards. Breech delivery requires years of practice and training. Although doing a caesarian section (CS) on every breech is possible, it is important for women with breech presentation to plan for CS to reduce the risk.



Source:http://www.healthx24.com/boy-delivers/

Wow!