Pregnant Woman 'Celebrates' 30-Hour Labor with Husband and Hospital Staff in Epic Dance Video
Pregnancy is an extraordinary stage of life, simply for the fact that it is a combination of something so challenging, yet so beautiful.
Although pregnancy is so life-altering before, during and after birth, it is a beautiful thing that many couples strive for.
Take Chris and Ariel, for example. After four years of infertility, this married couple burst into tears when Ariel revealed she was pregnant, and they caught it all on video:
So woman often attest to the strange (and often hilarious) cravings that they might experience, the swollen feet, or the “waddle-walk.”
But there’s one thing even newly-pregnant woman cannot possibly fathom in their minds until they’ve actually experienced it themselves — labor.
Without experiencing the actual process firsthand, the most we can understand that this is simply a painful and beautiful experience for families.
But one Florida woman, according to ClickOrlando, took this joy and nervousness and channeled it into a whole different level that we can only watch with wonder and amazement.
Just as Alicia Exantus and her husband, Miller, were about to face a 30-hour labor, this momma decided to kick off the party with the “Baby Mama Dance.”
As the song starts, Alicia moves towards the camera in the middle of the hallway rubbing her belly and exuding joy and laughter.
Soon after, her husband Miller springs into the hallway to join her, showing off his dance moves and his excitement for their new baby.
The hospital staff continues to join in on the dancing before they all partake in the miracle that is childbirth.
The couple went on to welcome their new baby girl named Tatum on Thursday, August 2.
The strength that this woman displayed while being 40-weeks pregnant is magnificently impressive.
It’s no wonder this amazing momma went viral! Congratulations to this couple on their new daughter!
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