Such a lovely experience with so much to learn from.
I've been there twice.

So I can faint with high possibility of making it back to God

I won't try such!

Acidosis:


And what happens if you never get to see her in the "labour" room? You won't respect your wife?

Some went to the theatre not "labour" room. Others get done with delivery before they even make it to the clinic. Some went to the labour room and came out like nothing happened. Others are TTC, (in fact these ones have seen hell), etc.

Respect your woman for what she represents in your life. Do not wait until you see her in pains.

Exactry!!

Yes, and I will never try it again

yes, i have during my kids birth!

Yes.

Because of my ago I thought nothing dey happen I go fit dey there, but witnessing those things I regret it and will never try it in my life,
when the time is about, I give her compulsory leave to her mama house 🏠

BigShishi:
My fourth time in the labour room. It was nice to have a prince after 3 princesses


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbCV1nzVwkQ

Yes, while in the toilet every day. Passing out number 2 is labour in itself

Yes but i don't think i can withstand that again

Yes, 6 times, i have 6 kids from 5 different Mamas. Good! Innit?

jmoore:

The worth of a woman is not tied to her reproductive organs.

Absolutely right!

I have been in labour room.since 5th year of medical school during Obstetrics and Gynaecology posting.

As a medical doctor,I have supervised more than a hundred childbirth hence been there countless times.

So much respect for women.My shirt had been torn few times or the button ripped when you're grabbed during the painful process.Sadly,before I left Nigeria several years ago,we didn't have epidural anaesthesia then to relieve pain.

God bless all the women.It's not easy.

It is better not to be there. I want to be able to handle my woman how she ought to be treated devoid of any sentiment or emotional blackmail. Research has it that some men become traumatized afterwards and it impacts the marriage negatively.

I pray for all pregnant women to go to Favor room instead of labor room and may you all Deliver like the Hebrew women in Jesus Name Amen

Yes am a nurse 😄

I have been to Area D labour room........that place na hell😊😊

LordIsaac:
It is better not to be there. I want to be able to handle my woman how she ought to be treated devoid of any sentiment or emotional blackmail. Research has it that some men become traumatized afterwards and it impacts the marriage negatively.

Why are they traumatized? Are they not the ones asking what women bring to the table? They should enter, please.

What's the meaning of all these nau?

Na you go first marry abi na your wife go first born boy for labour room? Why is your special that you have to bring it online and splash into the whole world?

Na wa o! Baby men all over...

Not everything is to be placed on the internet abeg... Aiye social media....

It is not better oooo. Nothing is as good as natural way of giving birth.

It is only women who have both experience can relate.

GboyegaD:
Yes I have. The first time, I told her at conception I am not a fan of women going through labor pains and we should opt for elective cesarean section. She said she would like to experience labor and I had to let her have her way.
Fast forward to 3rd trimester, I talked about epidural and she was like she isn't sure she wants to take it. I was like I am not in support of she not taking it as I do not see the need for the pain/stress.
We were asked to come to the hospital on the day of 40weeks and 1day. She was induced the following morning and by 5pm they moved us into our own delivery room. As at then dilation was still less than 3cm.
In the cause of the night, dilation got to 5cm and my wife cried with each contraction. At some point she had to request the epidural herself. Around 5am they had to break the water and said the baby was distressed because there was mycomium in the water.
About an hour later, the doctor said it was time for CS. They gave me scrubs to wear however, they said they will wheel her into the theater before they bring me in.
I was there when my baby was brought out and handed over to the peadtric nurse who cleaned him up and then gave him to me.

The second one, we opted for CS before conception. I was there and this time they did cut the umbilical cord longer so that I can also cut it myself.

The pains of CS last longer in terms of healing process however, I believe it is better particularly, if your threshold for pain is very low.

Jidics:
That is the day you start respecting women. No matter their mouth

Yep!
I think that was the day God spoke to me.
In my life, I gat kind of hatred to my mother because of certain things, BUT after I witness the suffer of my wife during my first child, I corrected my thinking.

I have been in the labour room.

All female mammals give birth to their young ones alive so there's nothing so special about humans.

Jidics:
That is the day you start respecting women. No matter their mouth

BigShishi:
My fourth time in the labour room. It was nice to have a prince after 3 princesses


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbCV1nzVwkQ

And what's the two fingers for? So childish

BigShishi:
My fourth time in the labour room. It was nice to have a prince after 3 princesses


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbCV1nzVwkQ

Yes, twice. Though it's not easy but...

Congratulations on your prince.

Nothing concern me with labour ward. My only work is to put the baby in the woman.

Yup and it's an experience indeed.

I was outside the hospital ad could hear my wife screaming in pain about 2am April 11th, I went into the labour room 10mins to the D-hour!

... I duff my hat for the female gender. In all that beauty, there's so much stress.
A man can find a small corner stand and ease himself, for a woman it's opposite.
Before you know it the female child starts with monthly vaginal discharges.
And then pregnancy to labour
Looking after a baby sucking her dry daily.



RESPECT TO WOMEN!

Yes and almost fainted. I got terribly dizzy and rushed out.

I hail the women really

I remember an occasion where myself (was the HO) and the O&G reg on call had to throw a guy out of the labor ward cos his noise was more than the wife in labor sef.
Eeediota

Jidics:
That is the day you start respecting women. No matter their mouth

@LordIsaac
@Tonydiddyx
Make I find trouble small

Ok but shey animals no dey born too ?
People make look like it’s not all women that do it
Like it’s something only 1% of women can do

akaahs:
Ahhhhhh! I was with my wife in the labour the first time, i nearly collapse. The screaming, shouting and crying.....ah e no funny ooo

Bros when i see my wife de scream i told my mom to come hold my position (stay close to my wife) for me, daht i want to use the restroom. Lass lass my wife and mom knw say na fear make me comot.😆😆

pocohantas:


Why are they traumatized? Are they not the ones asking what women bring to the table? They should enter, please.

Haha

pocohantas:


Why are they traumatized? Are they not the ones asking what women bring to the table? They should enter, please.

Blackmail
Gaslight

See animals dey born too o
Is it that much of a big deal when it’s done by 100% of women over the course of history