The birth of twins is a very amazing occurrence, and these “t” images provide a unique and enthralling look into the world of multiples. A natural and unassisted twin birth at home is a very rare occurrence because most twin births occur via C-section in an operating room.
Vilate called the mother at around nine o’clock in the evening to let her know that labor had started and to be prepared to leave at a moment’s notice. The path to the birth of these twins is nothing short of extraordinary, and there is a tangible sense of anticipation and excitement.
She had indicated that she learns swiftly months before, in our initial consultation. Since this was her fourth and fifth child, I put my faith in her experience with giving birth and prepared all of my baggage for departure. A text message from Vilate arrived around an hour later.
Twin A was delivered into his mother’s arms with the aid of her midwife around five minutes after she arrived. Even though she was receiving compliments on baby B, she drew him close to her and held him there.
Vilate gave twin A to her sister shortly after delivery so that she could get ready for twin B’s arrival. She reclined, and her husband supported her as she gently fell to the ground to pish.
The midwife announced, “Twin B is presenting breech,” as the tiny feet of twin B began to poke out. The midwife assisted deliver baby B while maintaining focus and speed. He arrived just four short minutes after his “older” sibling!
Vilate began experiencing severe postpartum pains soon after the delivery of both twins. You could sense the excitement between her and her husband explode as she held the twins in her arms.
The midwives began performing the baby exams as mum stood up and took a position. Both infants were about 20 inches long and weighed 6 lbs. 12 oz. and 6 lbs. 13 oz., respectively. Given that most twins are normally smaller at birth, this was amazing.
Their births were historic, and both babies are content and well. Vilate is incredibly powerful.
