I am relieved that your midwife realized that your baby's life was in danger and a c-section was necessary. A end of the day, a healthy momma and a healthy baby is all that matters. Your baby is beautiful and congrats 💙
My dearest friend lost her baby girl at 38 weeks due to a cord prolapse. It caused the cord to be compressed, and all of the blood flow to the baby was cut off. Her baby was absolutely beautiful. She would have been born a healthy baby girl if that hadn't happened. She became an angel back in 1993. She was to be my God daughter. We will meet her on the other side one day. She would have been 30 years old now and turning 31 in July. It still hurts. The mental trauma and heartache my friend experienced as a result was horrific. God bless little Leo. It is a miracle he survived. Congratulations to you and your family. You are truly blessed. ❤
Congratulations!! I’m so happy for you both. What a journey you’ve been on since your last video. Leo is adorable😀 Thank you for letting us all follow your journey, & yes I would like to see more of Reese & he is not boring, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to get his part of the story in. ❤
Brought back memories of my traumatic roller coaster of a birth story with my first born. My baby girl was born and had the cord wrapped twice around her neck. She was blue when she was born and didn't cry but gurgled and couldn't catch her breath, she had sucked in meconium as well. She was whisked away and tended to all day and put in an oxygen tent then transferred to the nicu so I couldn't hold her until the next day. I do believe it's a miracle she survived. So thankful little Leo was born safely. So happy for you all, Congrats!!!
New subbie here. From the USA. Mom, (mum) of 5. Grandmother (granny “ of 8, so far. I just love you Brits,that dry sense of humor. Laid back. I am an intense brute of a New Yorker. Grrrr. 👿. You are all “absolutely darling “!
Congratulations on the birth of your beautiful baby Leo! He’s gorgeous! Sorry you didn’t get your VBAC but a healthy Mummy and healthy Baby the main thing 😊 Definitely more of Reese in the vlogs! Xxx
Hi Rebecca and Rhys, Thankyou for sharing your birth story, little Leo is gorgeous bless him, thank goodness they found out the cord prolapse when they did. I’m so sorry your birth choice could not happen but little Leo is a little treasure so it’s all good. Congratulations to you all. Lots of love xxx 😍
Congratulations on your beautiful baby boy!! Glad he's here safe and sound. Hopefully you will heal quickly from your C-section. Having had 3 myself I know it's not much fun. Leo is adorable 💗💗
Congratulations on your precious little Leo.❤ I had three sons . then 13 years later had my daughter and I had to have a C section she was my smallest baby, 8 lb 13 oz. My boys I had horrible back labor.
I had this happen. Exact same thing. I blame myself because I did the stretch and sweeps and tried everything to not go overdue. When we do these things it stresses out our babies and us. Patience is my motto now. Absolutely right decision and only one to get baby out via emergency ceaser. Too many babies in morge from cord around neck.
Cord prolapse is completely different from a cord around the neck (a quarter of all babies are born with cords around the neck. It's normal but often gets the blame for unexplained deaths or medical malpractice). Cord prolapse is very rare, very serious. It's one of the rare true, clear emergencies.
Congratulations! I've been waiting on this!! I was hoping for a delivery on the 26 lol that was my bday. Sending love and positive thoughts to you, baby and your family 💜🫶🏻💜🫶🏻
Happy Ending!, thank goodness for all of you! My daughters last baby had a knot in her umbilical cord. They didnt know until she was born! Apparently, that happens when they're super super tiny still and very acrobatic. And she did a loopy-loop and make the knot! So her entire pregnancy it was unknowingly like that. Another planned C-section and all was well. At least she was small. That helped. Congratulations on baby Leo. He's perfect.✨🙏
💙So happy for you and your family the baby arrived healthy. I’m sorry you ended up with a c-section after enduring the pain of labor. I had 3 of them. One emergency and 2 scheduled. The worst part for me was not having that immediate skin to skin and breastfeeding and then having to wait even longer because of meconium. What was the most upsetting part for you that you weren’t able to do a VBAC? I’m sorry you couldn’t have the experience you so wanted. I found the business of having babies to be so unpredictable in every case! And I always look at those whose birth plans go exactly the way they planned and think 💭 Are you kidding me?? 💭 BTW, you two trying to get the story straight made me laugh! It all becomes such a blur after a few nights of not sleeping and all the emotions and pain and such of a birth! Congrats again on little Leo 💙
Rebecca, first, congratulations!!! So wonderful that your baby is here and healthy. He looks just beautiful. Wow, I am so, so that happened to you. It sounds deeply terrifying, stressful, and so disappointing not to have the vaginal birth you were so hoping and preparing for. Take the time and space you need to mourn that. May your baby bring you peace and joy. Wishing you and your household as much rest and peace as possible and many happy baby snuggles ahead! ♥️
Congratulations to you ALL baby Leo is gorgeous, sorry you didn't get your vbac but you have a healthy baby and healthy mummy which is the main thing xxx
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 Less of the grump, dear god 🙄 I didn't find your birth story boring in the slightest. I really dislike it when men undermine women, especially on such an important video to you. You went through so much, I'm so sorry it turned out with an emergency c-section. My fifth did too, and I'd planned a home birth, like I'd had with my fourth. So one extreme to the other. I understand just how scary it is. I was so distressed too, so sending you hugs 🫂🫂 Leo is beautiful, he really is adorable 💙 Huge congratulations again and well done Mummy 👏 ❤
A cord prolapse was always my biggest biggest fear going into all my births. It’s a life or death situation for baby and whenever you go into labour, you just don’t know where that cord is.. ultrasounds don’t show it. Sure it’s rare but it absolutely happens and it’s one of those things that is completely out of your control - nothing you can do in pregnancy or whilst in labour can prevent it or move the cord or whatnot.. you’re at the total mercy of happenstance and the result of it is usually traumatic and sometimes even lethal. I am SO so so terribly sorry you didn’t even get to TOLAC because of this, let alone have your VBAC. My heart breaks for you as I know how disappointing this is, and healing from a Cesar with so many small kids must be the hardest thing ever. But on the plus side, I am SO so so thankful your waters hadn’t broken and your midwives caught it early. Most all prolapse birth stories I’ve heard were of moms noticing baby’s heart rate plummet dramatically and mom is flown down the hall for an emergency Cesar with a midwife’s hand all the way up her bits to keep baby’s head off the cord. So while this experience was very likely traumatic in its own way with you, I’m so thankful you didn’t have to experience learning this post-water breakage. Small mercies! Your baby is perfection, congratulations on your small (huge!) blessing! ❤️❤️❤️
Isn't it funny how everything goes so hazy after? It's hard for me to remember much of any details whilst in the hospital with all of my babies. I also ended up with an emergency C-section with my firstborn after spending hours in labor. Her cord ended up being wrapped around her neck twice so each time I'd have a contraction, her heartbeat slowed. Thankfully they were vigilant and rushed me to the OR right away. My 2nd born was vbac and the 3rd was a scheduled c-section. Your baby boy is just perfection! ❤
Babies know how to worry, don’t they 🫤 my first born had her cord round her neck too. My fourth baby was an emergency C-section as his heart rate started dropping during each contraction. Some things I remember so vividly other things are quite hazy, yes. Thank you very much he is rather cute, almost 5 months old now 💙
Just remember the important thing is you had a live baby that is the best outcome it doesn’t really matter how the baby comes out I know you would like to do a vaginal birth but you shouldn’t feel bad you got a healthy baby
I’m so grateful my midwife spotted the cord when she did. It still hurts me to this day to this day to think I was so close to losing him. He’s extremely precious 💙
My daughter just had to have a emergency c-section, she was horribly upset over it. I just kept telling her that the most important thing was my baby and her baby were ok. She is still having problems coping with the birth issues
I totally understand how your daughter must be feeling. I’ve had 2 emergency c sections now, both for different reasons and both life threatening. It’s something that you just can’t shake, I wish I could. Please send your daughter my love and a big hug too, we need those! Xx
As someone who had to have a c/s that I did not want, may I suggest something? If your daughter expresses grief or frustration about her c/s just let her talk. Sit with her and listen. She can be both elated and thankful for a healthy baby and her health *and* be sad that she didn't have the birth she'd been hoping and planning for. I used to lead a group for International Caesarean Awareness Network and it was nearly universal that women felt dismissed and disregarded when people would say "Remember: Healthy Mom and healthy baby!"
Strange to diagnose a cord prolapse before your water breaks. Did they feel the cord? did they ultrasound? Why would the cord get cold when it’s inside your body? Even if water broke it’s not like the cord is going to come spiraling outside of you suddenly. I understand being cautious but to make you feel like you had no choice like it was an emergency when it really was elective precautionary c section is not right. That’s disempowering to have birth decisions feel made for you. The cord could have slipped off to the side when baby’s head started coming down, the assumptions and scaring you that if you don’t you’ll loose the baby is infuriating. Did they know 100% that your water even would break? Mine didn’t! Did they know 100% for certain that the cord would prolapse? How could they when they didn’t let you even try. Ugh. I love that you are so well managed emotionally with it and I love little baby boy though.
I think you could have told this story in half the time. We don’t care where the room was for your other kids or which side of the room the bed was on. Your husband was right when he asked if you were ever going to finish the story.
I give the birth story a 9/10 only because you didn't record it. But I forgive you. Also have you heard of a game called the impossible quiz? You should do a video about it someday. Try to beat the impossible quiz if you can(on camera).
Thank God you had an attentive midwife. So happy you've been blessed with healthy children.
I am relieved that your midwife realized that your baby's life was in danger and a c-section was necessary. A end of the day, a healthy momma and a healthy baby is all that matters. Your baby is beautiful and congrats 💙
Beautiful baby. You did exactly what was necessary. Focus on all of the positive blessings. Congratulations
Thank you so much ☺️
My dearest friend lost her baby girl at 38 weeks due to a cord prolapse. It caused the cord to be compressed, and all of the blood flow to the baby was cut off. Her baby was absolutely beautiful. She would have been born a healthy baby girl if that hadn't happened. She became an angel back in 1993. She was to be my God daughter. We will meet her on the other side one day. She would have been 30 years old now and turning 31 in July. It still hurts. The mental trauma and heartache my friend experienced as a result was horrific.
God bless little Leo. It is a miracle he survived. Congratulations to you and your family. You are truly blessed. ❤
Really sorry for that little princess! Yes, if this did not happen, she would have been alive. She is an angel in heaven since ❤
Thank you for showing us your beautiful baby boy ! God bless..kisses and love ❤
Congratulations!! I’m so happy for you both. What a journey you’ve been on since your last video. Leo is adorable😀
Thank you for letting us all follow your journey, & yes I would like to see more of Reese & he is not boring, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to get his part of the story in. ❤
You’re always a SUPERHERO for bringing a new baby into the world! Love the video! Y’all are adorable and hilarious 😊
Y’all are adorable . Great story and im so happy that your baby was born healthy and safe.
Thank you so much Kimberly xx
Fantastic story. Congratulations! So happy that Leo and you are well. And Reese is adorable!!
So happy to hear that you and Little Leo are well and healthy. Congratulations! I love hearing about your growing family!
Brought back memories of my traumatic roller coaster of a birth story with my first born. My baby girl was born and had the cord wrapped twice around her neck. She was blue when she was born and didn't cry but gurgled and couldn't catch her breath, she had sucked in meconium as well. She was whisked away and tended to all day and put in an oxygen tent then transferred to the nicu so I couldn't hold her until the next day. I do believe it's a miracle she survived. So thankful little Leo was born safely. So happy for you all, Congrats!!!
New subbie here. From the USA. Mom, (mum) of 5. Grandmother (granny “ of 8, so far. I just love you Brits,that dry sense of humor. Laid back. I am an intense brute of a New Yorker. Grrrr. 👿. You are all “absolutely darling “!
First time here hugs from Canada 🇨🇦 so glad things turned out good
Hiya, yes, such a stressful time but things have changed now. X
Congratulations 🎉
I was checking your channel ,I am so happy for you guys
Congratulations on the birth of your beautiful baby Leo! He’s gorgeous! Sorry you didn’t get your VBAC but a healthy Mummy and healthy Baby the main thing 😊 Definitely more of Reese in the vlogs! Xxx
Congratulations on your new baby boy!! He's precious
More Rhys for sure!!! Congratulations on Baby Leo!!!
Hi Rebecca and Rhys, Thankyou for sharing your birth story, little Leo is gorgeous bless him, thank goodness they found out the cord prolapse when they did. I’m so sorry your birth choice could not happen but little Leo is a little treasure so it’s all good. Congratulations to you all. Lots of love xxx 😍
Congratulations! So happy all turned out well! 💙
Congratulations on your beautiful baby boy!! Glad he's here safe and sound. Hopefully you will heal quickly from your C-section. Having had 3 myself I know it's not much fun. Leo is adorable 💗💗
The recovery is a lot harder this time around. Thank you so much 🥰
Congratulations on your precious little Leo.❤ I had three sons . then 13 years later had my daughter and I had to have a C section she was my smallest baby, 8 lb 13 oz. My boys I had horrible back labor.
Definitely more Rhys would be fun!
That’s great to hear 😀😀
What a thing you went through. Scary! Glad everything turned out great and Baby Leo is well. Congratulations
It was pretty scary, but he was safely born and Baby Leo is perfect 💙 thank you x
@@RebeccaRobertsSupertwins he is a cutie!
Congratulations on your new baby. 🌺🌷🌺
Thank you, he’s 8 months old now 😍❤️
Somebody has amnesia!!😂😂 dad just nod your head yes and agree with her. Let’s get through this!😅
😂😂 it’s like this everyday
Beautiful outcome!
I had this happen. Exact same thing. I blame myself because I did the stretch and sweeps and tried everything to not go overdue. When we do these things it stresses out our babies and us. Patience is my motto now. Absolutely right decision and only one to get baby out via emergency ceaser. Too many babies in morge from cord around neck.
Cord prolapse is completely different from a cord around the neck (a quarter of all babies are born with cords around the neck. It's normal but often gets the blame for unexplained deaths or medical malpractice). Cord prolapse is very rare, very serious. It's one of the rare true, clear emergencies.
Congratulations! I've been waiting on this!! I was hoping for a delivery on the 26 lol that was my bday. Sending love and positive thoughts to you, baby and your family 💜🫶🏻💜🫶🏻
Wow! What a storyline, but with a Happy Ending!
Congratulations, Family of 7 (8) and best wishes going forward in your lives! Xxx ❤❤❤
What an absolutely beautiful baby! Congratulations y’all! Love the name as well!
Happy Ending!, thank goodness for all of you! My daughters last baby had a knot in her umbilical cord. They didnt know until she was born! Apparently, that happens when they're super super tiny still and very acrobatic. And she did a loopy-loop and make the knot! So her entire pregnancy it was unknowingly like that. Another planned C-section and all was well. At least she was small. That helped. Congratulations on baby Leo. He's perfect.✨🙏
💙So happy for you and your family the baby arrived healthy. I’m sorry you ended up with a c-section after enduring the pain of labor. I had 3 of them. One emergency and 2 scheduled. The worst part for me was not having that immediate skin to skin and breastfeeding and then having to wait even longer because of meconium. What was the most upsetting part for you that you weren’t able to do a VBAC? I’m sorry you couldn’t have the experience you so wanted. I found the business of having babies to be so unpredictable in every case! And I always look at those whose birth plans go exactly the way they planned and think 💭 Are you kidding me?? 💭 BTW, you two trying to get the story straight made me laugh! It all becomes such a blur after a few nights of not sleeping and all the emotions and pain and such of a birth! Congrats again on little Leo 💙
Rebecca, first, congratulations!!! So wonderful that your baby is here and healthy. He looks just beautiful. Wow, I am so, so that happened to you. It sounds deeply terrifying, stressful, and so disappointing not to have the vaginal birth you were so hoping and preparing for. Take the time and space you need to mourn that. May your baby bring you peace and joy. Wishing you and your household as much rest and peace as possible and many happy baby snuggles ahead! ♥️
Congratulations to you ALL baby Leo is gorgeous, sorry you didn't get your vbac but you have a healthy baby and healthy mummy which is the main thing xxx
Congratulations on your beautiful baby boy! 🎉
Hello, Leo!! Welcome to the world! Congrats to you all!
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Less of the grump, dear god 🙄
I didn't find your birth story boring in the slightest. I really dislike it when men undermine women, especially on such an important video to you. You went through so much, I'm so sorry it turned out with an emergency c-section. My fifth did too, and I'd planned a home birth, like I'd had with my fourth. So one extreme to the other. I understand just how scary it is. I was so distressed too, so sending you hugs 🫂🫂
Leo is beautiful, he really is adorable 💙 Huge congratulations again and well done Mummy 👏 ❤
Congratulations!!
Well done!May God Bless you all.✝️💜
Welcome Leo!
My brother & his wife’s first baby was still born @40 weeks. They had four others later. All by c section to be on the safe side.
Congratulations 🎉🎉
He's adorable and lovely name 🤗🫶🙏🏴
A cord prolapse was always my biggest biggest fear going into all my births. It’s a life or death situation for baby and whenever you go into labour, you just don’t know where that cord is.. ultrasounds don’t show it. Sure it’s rare but it absolutely happens and it’s one of those things that is completely out of your control - nothing you can do in pregnancy or whilst in labour can prevent it or move the cord or whatnot.. you’re at the total mercy of happenstance and the result of it is usually traumatic and sometimes even lethal. I am SO so so terribly sorry you didn’t even get to TOLAC because of this, let alone have your VBAC. My heart breaks for you as I know how disappointing this is, and healing from a Cesar with so many small kids must be the hardest thing ever. But on the plus side, I am SO so so thankful your waters hadn’t broken and your midwives caught it early. Most all prolapse birth stories I’ve heard were of moms noticing baby’s heart rate plummet dramatically and mom is flown down the hall for an emergency Cesar with a midwife’s hand all the way up her bits to keep baby’s head off the cord. So while this experience was very likely traumatic in its own way with you, I’m so thankful you didn’t have to experience learning this post-water breakage. Small mercies! Your baby is perfection, congratulations on your small (huge!) blessing! ❤️❤️❤️
Congratulations, glad you had a healthy baby boy ❤
Thank you 💙
Congratulations on little Leo! What would his name have been if he was a girl? x
Isn't it funny how everything goes so hazy after? It's hard for me to remember much of any details whilst in the hospital with all of my babies.
I also ended up with an emergency C-section with my firstborn after spending hours in labor. Her cord ended up being wrapped around her neck twice so each time I'd have a contraction, her heartbeat slowed. Thankfully they were vigilant and rushed me to the OR right away.
My 2nd born was vbac and the 3rd was a scheduled c-section.
Your baby boy is just perfection! ❤
Babies know how to worry, don’t they 🫤 my first born had her cord round her neck too. My fourth baby was an emergency C-section as his heart rate started dropping during each contraction.
Some things I remember so vividly other things are quite hazy, yes.
Thank you very much he is rather cute, almost 5 months old now 💙
Beautiful boy ❤
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Just remember the important thing is you had a live baby that is the best outcome it doesn’t really matter how the baby comes out I know you would like to do a vaginal birth but you shouldn’t feel bad you got a healthy baby
I’m so grateful my midwife spotted the cord when she did. It still hurts me to this day to this day to think I was so close to losing him. He’s extremely precious 💙
I couldn’t agree more.
Are there 2 sets of twins before this baby? I'm a little confused.
I had twins before this baby. I’e got 5 children 🫶🏻
Let's see more of Reese, he's funny 😂
Congrats he is your double and your partner should do more Videos with you x
Absolutely, I think we will do family vlogs soon 😊
Lol. More of Reece of course.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣you guys are funny!!!😊
Well thank you very much and thanks for watching 🫶🏻
Is he ok
My daughter just had to have a emergency c-section, she was horribly upset over it. I just kept telling her that the most important thing was my baby and her baby were ok. She is still having problems coping with the birth issues
I totally understand how your daughter must be feeling. I’ve had 2 emergency c sections now, both for different reasons and both life threatening. It’s something that you just can’t shake, I wish I could. Please send your daughter my love and a big hug too, we need those! Xx
As someone who had to have a c/s that I did not want, may I suggest something? If your daughter expresses grief or frustration about her c/s just let her talk. Sit with her and listen. She can be both elated and thankful for a healthy baby and her health *and* be sad that she didn't have the birth she'd been hoping and planning for.
I used to lead a group for International Caesarean Awareness Network and it was nearly universal that women felt dismissed and disregarded when people would say "Remember: Healthy Mom and healthy baby!"
What is his middle name?
I lovethissory but why can’t l see the the twins she never sh😢us either or baby #4 Also
❤️. I take it no syndrome, when did you find that out?
I had 2 sections in the 1980s...................
Congratulations 🎊 he's handsome ❤
Strange to diagnose a cord prolapse before your water breaks. Did they feel the cord? did they ultrasound? Why would the cord get cold when it’s inside your body? Even if water broke it’s not like the cord is going to come spiraling outside of you suddenly. I understand being cautious but to make you feel like you had no choice like it was an emergency when it really was elective precautionary c section is not right. That’s disempowering to have birth decisions feel made for you. The cord could have slipped off to the side when baby’s head started coming down, the assumptions and scaring you that if you don’t you’ll loose the baby is infuriating. Did they know 100% that your water even would break? Mine didn’t! Did they know 100% for certain that the cord would prolapse? How could they when they didn’t let you even try. Ugh. I love that you are so well managed emotionally with it and I love little baby boy though.
I think you could have told this story in half the time. We don’t care where the room was for your other kids or which side of the room the bed was on. Your husband was right when he asked if you were ever going to finish the story.
Wow you’re miserable. Don’t come back
You are done having babies now, I hope
Partner? Not married?
I give the birth story a 9/10 only because you didn't record it. But I forgive you. Also have you heard of a game called the impossible quiz? You should do a video about it someday. Try to beat the impossible quiz if you can(on camera).
They did record up until the point that they had a terrible scary emergency then they obviously put the camera down.
You goofed in the start of this, and said she.
😂 haha did I?
Good grief ! Are you ever get this story out!
Good grief! Have you always been this rude, or is it a new thing?
your partner seems very cranky.................
Agreed 🙄
Maybe he didn’t get a lot of sleep. Give him a break.