With streaming video it is possible to see, by click, hundreds of birth videos. Among all of them, there are some who go viral because of some differentiating fact, that something concrete that makes people decide to share them and in a few hours or days thousands of people have seen them.
This is what happened with this video, which was recorded and shared by the midwife, while the mother did everything: even take your baby and take it to your chest. The video is short, but it's really exciting, and it's surprising how quiet the moment is and how good the whole scene seems to flow.
Is your second baby
The mother of the video is called Audra. This was his second birth and it occurred in an inflatable pool inside his own house. The midwife saw that he was doing very well and chose not to do anything: He took the camera and decided to record the moment of the expulsion.
The birth was so calm, so beautiful and exciting, that he shared the video on Facebook and people did the rest. In a few days they have seen it already more than 16 million people.
According to the midwife, Audra did the same with her first child. He was calm, patient, enduring the contractions calmly, letting himself be carried away by the pain and taking advantage of every gust to move on, as with the current video. Her partner, the father, was there with her giving support and a very beautiful connection between them is appreciated.
The midwife merely provided security
As we read in The Truth, the midwife explained the video with the following text:
It is the second and beautiful birth at my client Audra's house. The role of a midwife is to help, providing what is necessary in each birth, although almost always that role is simply to provide serenity.
And it is that a birth can go very well or very badly, in large part depending on the assistance you receive Mother. A professional capable of transmitting security and confidence will make women have better deliveries than one whose presence is not as well received by the woman (if she makes inappropriate comments or if she intervenes more than the account bothering the mother).
