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Wife in the labor room
The thread discusses the experience of a participant whose wife is in labor, sharing updates and engaging in light-hearted conversation about baby names and the labor process. The scope includes personal anecdotes, emotional support, and humorous suggestions related to childbirth.
While participants generally express support and congratulations regarding the birth, there are differing views on the management of labor and the implications of medical interventions, indicating unresolved debates on these topics.
Participants reference personal experiences and opinions about labor practices, which may vary widely based on individual circumstances and medical advice. The discussion reflects a range of emotional responses and cultural perspectives on childbirth.
Individuals interested in personal childbirth experiences, parenting discussions, and community support related to family and newborn care may find this thread engaging.
jimmysnyder said:Jimmy is a nice name.
Andre said:Well that's all normal. The doc may decide to speed things up or not.
My daughters mothers water broke about 7 in the morning. Went to the hospital, one push, she's out before 9am.Evo said:I was in for 42 hours with my first, hopefully yours is a bit faster.
Sorry. I've been enlightened by my wife.DaveC426913 said:Arrrgh!&$^@^#!&!
jobyts said:We named her Trisha. She was born at 2:50pm. Strong contractions started at 12:00pm, and the baby is out in three pushes. Less than 3 hours seems so quick compared to Evo's experience.
Baby and mom are doing great. I'll post some pictures once I grab a usb cable :(
!Danger said:Congrats, dude! Looking forward to pix of the little squirming red thing.
Congrats, jobyts! And best wishes and many blessings to your wife, daughter and household.jobyts said:We named her Trisha. She was born at 2:50pm. Strong contractions started at 12:00pm, and the baby is out in three pushes. Less than 3 hours seems so quick compared to Evo's experience.
Baby and mom are doing great. I'll post some pictures once I grab a usb cable :(
Trisha is a shortened form of Patricia and derives from the same Latin word as patrician, or noble. More than likely she will live up to this name and win a Nobel.jobyts said:We named her Trisha.
Mine was long due to complications, she never turned, and got caught up against my spine, won't bore everyone with the details. It's typical Evo.dlgoff said:My daughters mothers water broke about 7 in the morning. Went to the hospital, one push, she's out before 9am.