Um, sure, honey. I’d love to take a break from pushing out this baby and come over there to see what it looks like when I PUSH OUT THIS BABY. More from CafeMom: 25 Healing Uses for Breast Milk for Moms & Kids At that moment, I’d been in labor for 14 hours and was tired, in pain, and desperate to be done. It might have been irrational, but I wasn’t really feeling charitable toward my husband at that exact moment. I don’t exactly remember how I responded to his comment, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t, “You’re right, honey; I bet this is an amazing thing to watch.” Having a baby is hard, exhausting work, so I think we can all related to these women who shared their stories of the moments they wanted to banish their husbands from the delivery rooms for getting on their very last nerve. ‘Ya think? What an idiot." — Sara W., Tulsa, Oklahoma “WHO SAYS THAT? I married the guy who says that.” — Emily J., Saint Paul, Minnesota More from CafeMom: 13 Labor & Delivery ‘Surprises’ We’re Kinda Glad No One Told Us About “He’s lucky I didn’t kick him in the head.” — Jules W., Baltimore, Maryland “I told my husband, and he asked if we could wait for like 15 minutes so he could finish watching his basketball game. I was kind of annoyed, but said yes. Thirty minutes later I was really starting to feel uncomfortable and was like, ‘We need to GO,’ and he was like, ‘But the game just went into overtime…’ “My advice: Don’t have a baby during March Madness.” — Rebecca M., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “I may be the jerk in this situation. But I wanted to strangle him.” — Name withheld by request More from CafeMom: 18 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room “No jury in the world would have convicted me if I’d have murdered him on the spot.” — Chelsea M., Saint Paul, Minnesota “And I was like, ‘Um, hello? Focus on me, please!’” — Ricki E., Des Moines, Iowa More from CafeMom: 13 Ways Dads Do Parenting Better, According to Moms More from CafeMom: 10 Biggest Myths About Childbirth Debunked
title: “12 Women On Why Their Husbands Were So Annoying During Labor” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-22” author: “Juana Smith”
Um, sure, honey. I’d love to take a break from pushing out this baby and come over there to see what it looks like when I PUSH OUT THIS BABY. More from CafeMom: 25 Healing Uses for Breast Milk for Moms & Kids At that moment, I’d been in labor for 14 hours and was tired, in pain, and desperate to be done. It might have been irrational, but I wasn’t really feeling charitable toward my husband at that exact moment. I don’t exactly remember how I responded to his comment, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t, “You’re right, honey; I bet this is an amazing thing to watch.” Having a baby is hard, exhausting work, so I think we can all related to these women who shared their stories of the moments they wanted to banish their husbands from the delivery rooms for getting on their very last nerve. ‘Ya think? What an idiot.” — Sara W., Tulsa, Oklahoma “WHO SAYS THAT? I married the guy who says that.” — Emily J., Saint Paul, Minnesota More from CafeMom: 13 Labor & Delivery ‘Surprises’ We’re Kinda Glad No One Told Us About “He’s lucky I didn’t kick him in the head.” — Jules W., Baltimore, Maryland “I told my husband, and he asked if we could wait for like 15 minutes so he could finish watching his basketball game. I was kind of annoyed, but said yes. Thirty minutes later I was really starting to feel uncomfortable and was like, ‘We need to GO,’ and he was like, ‘But the game just went into overtime…’ “My advice: Don’t have a baby during March Madness.” — Rebecca M., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “I may be the jerk in this situation. But I wanted to strangle him.” — Name withheld by request More from CafeMom: 18 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room “No jury in the world would have convicted me if I’d have murdered him on the spot.” — Chelsea M., Saint Paul, Minnesota “And I was like, ‘Um, hello? Focus on me, please!’” — Ricki E., Des Moines, Iowa More from CafeMom: 13 Ways Dads Do Parenting Better, According to Moms More from CafeMom: 10 Biggest Myths About Childbirth Debunked
title: “12 Women On Why Their Husbands Were So Annoying During Labor” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-22” author: “Shelia Bourgeois”
Um, sure, honey. I’d love to take a break from pushing out this baby and come over there to see what it looks like when I PUSH OUT THIS BABY. More from CafeMom: 25 Healing Uses for Breast Milk for Moms & Kids At that moment, I’d been in labor for 14 hours and was tired, in pain, and desperate to be done. It might have been irrational, but I wasn’t really feeling charitable toward my husband at that exact moment. I don’t exactly remember how I responded to his comment, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t, “You’re right, honey; I bet this is an amazing thing to watch.” Having a baby is hard, exhausting work, so I think we can all related to these women who shared their stories of the moments they wanted to banish their husbands from the delivery rooms for getting on their very last nerve. ‘Ya think? What an idiot.” — Sara W., Tulsa, Oklahoma “WHO SAYS THAT? I married the guy who says that.” — Emily J., Saint Paul, Minnesota More from CafeMom: 13 Labor & Delivery ‘Surprises’ We’re Kinda Glad No One Told Us About “He’s lucky I didn’t kick him in the head.” — Jules W., Baltimore, Maryland “I told my husband, and he asked if we could wait for like 15 minutes so he could finish watching his basketball game. I was kind of annoyed, but said yes. Thirty minutes later I was really starting to feel uncomfortable and was like, ‘We need to GO,’ and he was like, ‘But the game just went into overtime…’ “My advice: Don’t have a baby during March Madness.” — Rebecca M., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “I may be the jerk in this situation. But I wanted to strangle him.” — Name withheld by request More from CafeMom: 18 Dads Confess How They Really Felt in the Delivery Room “No jury in the world would have convicted me if I’d have murdered him on the spot.” — Chelsea M., Saint Paul, Minnesota “And I was like, ‘Um, hello? Focus on me, please!’” — Ricki E., Des Moines, Iowa More from CafeMom: 13 Ways Dads Do Parenting Better, According to Moms More from CafeMom: 10 Biggest Myths About Childbirth Debunked
