In Babies and more We have spoken to you more than once about the methods that some women use to try to induce their births in a natural way, some even dancing in a somewhat surprising way given the size of the belly.
It's what this woman did, get to dance a choreography of Justin Bieber With the result I expected and we commented on the title: four hours after the dance broke waters.
Exactly 3 months ago today at 5pm I took this video THEN at 9pm my waters broke !!! CExcuse the jiggly bits I'm 38weeks pregnant hahaha, I present to you "Fletchers water break dance ft Little Cat" Happy quarter birthday Fletcher James! Mummy can't wait to embarrass you even more as you grow older 😂
Posted by Kortni McLady on Friday, January 29, 2016
I was 38 weeks pregnant
His name is Kortni McLady and his trick to giving birth was to dance the song Sorry from Bieber. When it happened, she was 38 weeks pregnant, so she still had a couple of weeks to go out of account.
AdvertisingMaybe the baby was ready to be born, because surely now more than one starts to do the same dance with different results. Come on, we suspect that in your case the thing was very advanced, because many women dance and dance and do not go into labor, despite being close or past the probable date of delivery.
Almost 3 million visits
Kortni posted the video a little over a week ago to explain what happened 3 months ago, when he did this dance at 5 p.m. and at 9 p.m., four hours later, he broke waters. In these few days are almost three million people who have seen it, among which surely there are many women trying to imitate her.
The question is to move, tell the baby that when he wants to go out, make him press a little with his head to start contractions and pray a little for the thing to work.
The song is not important, really. A few months ago we saw a mother dancing Michael Jackson's Thriller, although it seems that the most efficient must be any dance that causes movement of the hips, as it is also recommended to go up and down stairs sideways or walk through winding areas.
Has anyone danced like her and had the same result?
