Natural Birth Video Analysis

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The first video I saw was Life birth: epidural. I felt nervous and kind of scared like if it was me giving birth. At some point I covered my eyes and just listen to the audio and it may be because I’m not Mature Enough yet. but hopefully once I decide to have a child I’m brave enough.
The video of the natural birth seemed painful and I would never go through that I think the woman is rally brave for doing it and I applaud her. I felt weird while I was watching because I know I will experience this in the future and it’s something unpleasant that will can create a child inside of us.
The C-section video I didn’t feel that weir about. It was fats to have the kid, so it thought it was better than the natural birth, but they take 40 minutes to

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