Written by Pradeep
Its not only the mum but also the dad-to-be who eagerly waits to feel the tiny feet, satin skin and cooing of the baby. Women are supported by their kin’s and partners during pregnancy dealing with untimely food cravings, relieving nausea and putting up with their mood swings. The journey doesn’t ends here, the day when fruit of labor will be delivered still looms. You must have watched husbands filming and encouraging their wives to “push” the baby out. Does this makes you wonder whether your husband would do the same during the D Day, and you welcome this thought or otherwise?
Preparing yourself for the childbirth and helping your partner through it is not as difficult as most dads-to-be think. You can take childbirth classes held in hospitals for to-be-parents, and a little online research would go a long way. Here are some quick cheat sheet points for to-be-dads:
After spending months together, crying and laughing, fighting and arguing – at a certain point wives look up to their husband for support. The times have changed and now you can see husbands trotting along their wifey’s to pregnancy yoga or Pilates classes. Truth is, as a husband, you can now further extend your help in labor too. Read below on how you can do this:
Be around, let her hold your hand, let her squeeze it as much as she wants, listen to her and do what she says. It’s your presence that matters her the most. Some ladies just want their partner to be around when this life-changing event happens. So extend your love and support her through this difficult phase.
And All the best!
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