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Watch Cesarean Baby Walk Out of Mother's Womb AMAZING!

If you've ever had a baby, and even if you haven't, you know that it's a gift. A precious miracle of life that is full of hope and possibility. However, the traditional way a baby is brought into this world is a bit brutal. Watch as this brave mother chooses a different birthing method. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

Content Warning: This video contains graphic images that some might find shocking or offensive. Not suitable for small children.

This birthing method is referred to as a natural cesarean. That sounds a bit contradictory, but once you watch the video you will probably wonder why all women don't do this.

With this type of birth, the doctor will make a tiny incision near the top
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And, they are more prone to post partum depression, as well as experiencing more difficulty with bonding and breastfeeding.

That's how this so called natural caesarean came about. This type of birthing method helps improve the caesarean childbirth experience to emulate as closely as possible the woman-centered parts of a vaginal birth.

However, this method can only be used when the mother is healthy and has a non-compromised pregnancy. Additionally, this method can't be used for multiple babies only with single fetuses. And, it can't be used for pre-mature or breech babies either.

SHARE this information and this video immediately with anyone you know who is going to have or will someday have children. Women need to know all their options when it comes to giving birth. They also need to know that their wishes, aside from being dangerous to her or her baby, should be granted. Even if that means finding another doctor. Having the right doctor is just as important as the birth. Because it is of the utmost importance that the people who are around you while you are giving birth are respectful and kind. This video is PRICELESS and you will probably find yourself watching it over and over

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