Samantha Christine (Sam / SAMCFIT)

And then it was like the rest of the body.

She kind of guided me to kind of sit up a little bit more in a different position and helped guide me out with him.

And I give this primal roar and he comes out.

And it's like the most amazing moment.

And I just remember sitting in that moment like,

I just had my baby at home and he's in my arms and he's crying.

And about three minutes after he latched for the first time in the tub.

And it was just like a very beautiful moment.

So special.

Oh my gosh.

No.

I think there's different doses of the epidural where you can have some kind of feeling.

I think I had like the full feeling, the full effect.

I didn't feel anything.

So I quite literally felt out of control.

Because when they would say push...

I couldn't feel it I was like I don't know if I'm anything coming out like am I yeah you know because of that you know I didn't feel like super in tune with my body in that sense and so there were some tears um with my first where with my second I didn't tear at all so there are some things that I can look and compare again I think everyone's story is different but that's just my experience

Or how much you should push versus... Because you can feel your body like, okay, maybe that's too much.

I'm going to pull back a little bit.

You can kind of be intuitive with your body.