Newborn Baby Hugs Mom For The First Time And Refuses To Let Go

Sep 10, 2018 by apost team

Many women dream of becoming an amazing mom who thrives from taking care of her family. Throughout a woman’s pregnancy, the husband assumes the role of caring for the health of the soon to be a new mom. He will be there to give her comfort and help when she is in need.

As a result of being pregnant, the woman undergoes hormonal changes that cause her to be extremely sensitive. This requires a lot of patience from the husband. It is not an easy job to go nine months carrying a newborn baby in the womb.

Though menstrual cramps are painful, the pain of giving birth is known to be ten times more painful. The pain from menstrual cramps does not come close to the level of pain experienced when in labor.

Being able to bring a baby into the world along with holding her for the first time makes it all worth it. As you look into your baby’s eyes, you will be brought to tears as your love blossoms into something beautiful and unconditional.

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On April 5th, Brenda Coelho de Souza went into labor and birth her beautiful daughter into the world. The delivery took place in Brazil at the Santa Monica Hospital.

The process of giving birth required a cesarean section. What the doctors saw next after handing the baby to her mom, warmed the hearts of everyone in the room.

As Brenda was holding her newborn baby girl, the baby held onto her and wouldn’t let go. The beautiful moment shared between the mother and daughter as they hugged one another was captured on video.

The footage went viral all-over social media platforms. The amazement expressed by everyone was incredible as they watched the newborn hold on to who she knew was her mother.

Giving birth is a wonderful experience and life-giving accomplishment. Not all women get to take part in the precious moment of bringing another life into this world. It is precious and one that should not be taken for granted.

I admire all women who undergo the long journey of carrying a developing baby in the belly for nine months consecutively. It is a wonderful challenge and a great mechanism for the building of the character of not one, but many individuals involved in the process of giving birth.

Have you ever participated in the birthing of a new life into the world? What was your experience like?