Teen Mom Young & Pregnant #35

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anon20 said:
I don’t think the poster meant the fact that she has the dresses for her birthday, it’s what they look like! That boutique type, each to their own but my god I think they look awful and are more for babies! Must be a rep somewhere
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This 👆🏻 Didn’t mean it was a problem 😂 I just meant my family doesn’t do clothes for birthdays unless they are expensive but the clothes she’s got Harlow look like they are for 1-2 year olds considering she’s bloody two just give some pepper pig or paw patrol tops

This 👆🏻 Didn’t mean it was a problem 😂 I just meant my family doesn’t do clothes for birthdays unless they are expensive but the clothes she’s got Harlow look like they are for 1-2 year olds considering she’s bloody 3 now just give some pepper pig or paw patrol tops
 
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Justcametobenosy said:
Charlie ends up in a and e with a cough. She ain't gonna handle a homebirth
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I really can’t wait to see her try though. She strikes me as the sort of person who hyperventilates when they break a (fake) nail! And if she calls for an ambulance when she’s in labour then chances are there won’t be one free to get her to hospital - someone I know was on her bathroom floor for 8hrs with a broken ankle and her foot pointing the wrong way and couldn’t get an ambulance, in the end someone from the fire brigade came out to carry her down the stairs so she could get into a taxi!
 
Gingercream said:
I really can’t wait to see her try though. She strikes me as the sort of person who hyperventilates when they break a (fake) nail! And if she calls for an ambulance when she’s in labour then chances are there won’t be one free to get her to hospital - someone I know was on her bathroom floor for 8hrs with a broken ankle and her foot pointing the wrong way and couldn’t get an ambulance, in the end someone from the fire brigade came out to carry her down the stairs so she could get into a taxi!
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That is awful!!! I could be wrong here, but I'm pretty sure a woman in labour is quite at the top of the list when it comes to prioritizing. Especially if it's a home birth and something has gone wrong!
 
Gingercream said:
I really can’t wait to see her try though. She strikes me as the sort of person who hyperventilates when they break a (fake) nail! And if she calls for an ambulance when she’s in labour then chances are there won’t be one free to get her to hospital - someone I know was on her bathroom floor for 8hrs with a broken ankle and her foot pointing the wrong way and couldn’t get an ambulance, in the end someone from the fire brigade came out to carry her down the stairs so she could get into a taxi!
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😂 now this is only funny because it happened to my sister and if you knew how dramatic she is it is quite hilarious she recently turned 18 so she’s gone out nearly every weekend and she tripped walking out of a club with heals on drunk. She phoned an ambulance she couldn’t walk and was crying screaming saying a bone is sticking out her ankle. Baring in mind the hospital is about 20/30 walk were she was the woman on the phone told her to just get a taxi to a&e as it would be quicker as the wait was 8 hours long then a&e was about 12.
But in the end a bone wasn’t sticking out it was just badly sprained she was made up she got crutches
 
Dbrand said:
That is awful!!! I could be wrong here, but I'm pretty sure a woman in labour is quite at the top of the list when it comes to prioritizing. Especially if it's a home birth and something has gone wrong!
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I don’t think it would be high up as it’s hardly a surprise so I imagine people should have things in place to get to the hospital. I also stood in the hospital in Labour with my waters & a LOT of blood coming out and I had to wait for the receptionist had finished her conversation to show me to the Labour ward 🤣😩
 
Shazzyshizzle said:
Charlie is following the naked doula (same one as LG is promoting on her stories) will Charlie have a home birth 😬
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Surely Lauren Goodger wouldn't be considered for a home birth she is gestational diabetes on legs. Ps don't come at me I know you can get it for meant reasons
 
Chels91 said:
I don’t think it would be high up as it’s hardly a surprise so I imagine people should have things in place to get to the hospital. I also stood in the hospital in Labour with my waters & a LOT of blood coming out and I had to wait for the receptionist had finished her conversation to show me to the Labour ward 🤣😩
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Nah my dad told the ambulance operator it’s all fine him and me mum would just get the bus to the hospital to have me 😒 thanks dad just let me be born on a bloody dirty smelly bus no biggy at all
 
Chels91 said:
I don’t think it would be high up as it’s hardly a surprise so I imagine people should have things in place to get to the hospital. I also stood in the hospital in Labour with my waters & a LOT of blood coming out and I had to wait for the receptionist had finished her conversation to show me to the Labour ward 🤣😩
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I had a home birth, midwives have an ambulance on call in case of emergencies, they won’t just call one because you can’t cope however, it actually has to be an emergency. My daughters heart rate was dropping with each push so they was on the phone to an ambulance giving directions to our home, luckily she was born before they actually got there and I didn’t need to go, but for emergencies they are there very quick
 
Blue1989 said:
Surely Lauren Goodger wouldn't be considered for a home birth she is gestational diabetes on legs. Ps don't come at me I know you can get it for meant reasons
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Literally anyone can have a home birth. Its a womans right to choose. You can be advised against it but no one can tell you that you can't. Its just a case of saying "thank you mr/Mrs dr/midwife for your advice, I understand the risks and its my informed choice to have a home birth in my own surroundings" that simple.
Obviously it would be ridiculous foolish in some situations and if you were putting your unborn child at obvious risk there would be a chance of other services being involved/contacted to safeguard the child.
In most situations though medical teams air on the side of caution when a homebirth is perfectly safe. I have no idea who the person you are referring to is but I'm guessing its about her weight which would in no way contraindicate a home birth.
 
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