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@pringles24 My absolute pleasure! Talk it ALL out. If/thens, all of it.

@pringles24 I had what you've described except I begged for a sheet so I didn't have to see her come out. I am very glad I had a C. For me, in Covid/2021 and not being able to have my doula there, I would not have wanted to labor. The unexpected nature of that, with my anxiety... no. I would...

@iluvjesu Stop. And, no, nothing like that was involved, and it was tragic.

@iluvjesu It's not the only way. Like another poster here, I know someone who lost an infant to bedsharing.

@jackissaved Nothing wrong with one child. You're no more a parent with 2+ kids than you are with one. You can also foster, be involved in their school and activities, etc. If one partner is not 100% on board with adopting, you don't do it. If one is not 100% on board with a pregnancy, don't do...

@untilthewholeworldhears It was one of the few moments of conception, pregnancy, birth, etc. where I felt like I really had it handled/the way I wanted/etc. When I got to the hospital I heard a woman moaning like an injured animal and when I tell you i SKIPPED OFF to listen to a podcast and wait...

@untilthewholeworldhears I had an elective C for first/only baby because I have seen way too many friends not even consider anything but a vaginal delivery and it goes down so, so badly. I was thrilled with my elective C.

@xuanang01 Curious why sleep training wouldn't work for your family but consistently waking up and screaming does? What I mean is, not sleep training is already causing the issue of sleep training, unless I'm mistaken? Under the circumstances, consider rethinking that stance... The safe sleep...

@russ44 This is such a great response. All of this. I would add, find a GREAT, amazing high-risk OB you can really talk to and trust.