Nigerian Lady Who Delivered Her Baby in UK Speaks On Her Experience

Nigerian Lady Who Delivered Her Baby in UK Speaks On Her Experience

  • A Nigerian lady who went to the UK to give birth shared her experience in a video that went viral on TikTok
  • In the clip, the lady said everyone was asking about the gender of the baby as well as the delivery date
  • Eventually, the lady said she had a smooth delivery and did not feel pain when the medical process was being undergone

A Nigerian lady who travelled to the UK to give birth recently shared her heartwarming experience in a video that has since gone viral on TikTok.

In the clip, she described how everyone was eagerly asking about the baby's gender and the expected delivery date.

Nigerian lady who gave birth abroad speaks
Nigerian lady who delivered her baby opens up. Photo credit: anniedrealtor
Source: TikTok

Ultimately, she reported having a smooth and painless delivery, expressing gratitude for the excellent medical care she received, as shared by @anniedrealtor.

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Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Bubu_Dunni said:

Really food shortly after CS.”

Omomooyibo wrote:

“Pls pls pls, Nigeria should also do catheter after Anastasia...haba...I dread that process ehnn.”

Asher & Amazing:

“Naija things d always different, suffer just gats enter, d way I begged for water after my cs ba, e pass Lazarus n d rich man, it is well, we must make dis money sha.”

Lardel:

“And I so begged that midwife to pls insert catheter after anaesthesia.”

Peteoladipo:

“My sister please tell them how much ooo because my wife Don dae dream about it.”

Doo:

“In naija they insert your catheta when you're most active so you don't miss a single pain. you must feel it!”

Kiddies:

“Congratulations mama , You didn’t mention circumcision cost $903, I’m still shocked till today.”

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Uche:

“So beautiful congratulations.”

Fine wine:

“Congratulations ma'am.”

Oladunni Adu:

“And they also give you melting ice water to drink instead of the room temperature water we're used to in naija.”

Mimi_douglas:

“Aww see his cheeks. You had an amazing delivery experience. May God bless you and your baby.”

Adetutu:

“See baby's cheeks.”

Winniegodwin841:

“Congratulations. May God bless my husband financially, so I can also testify to this... baba God abeg run am.”

Anonymous:

“Congratulations but what is the name of the hospital you gave birth in?”

Anniedrealtor:

“I had a terrible catheter experience with my first 2 babies.”

In a recent development, Legit.ng previously reported that a video surfaced online, showing a mentally challenged woman dancing happily on the road while carrying her baby on her back.

Strong lady delivers baby inside car

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady went gone viral after she shared a video of herself giving birth to her son behind the wheel.

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In the viral clip, the mother sat in the driver's seat as a woman helped her with the delivery.

The woman (@xoxo.daishabrianna) looked tired as the baby arrived. With her strength fully restored, she responded to comments on her video on TikTok.

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