VIDEO: A woman gave birth at home and transmitted to Facebook Live right now

An American woman retransmits live the birth of her fourth child, which she had without medical badistance and in the bathroom of his house only 35 minutes after the beginning of the video.

Kara Baker, age 28, prone to natural childbirth after a traumatic experience with her firstborn. The Missouri resident admitted that the most shocking aspect was the pay a medical bill of 40 000 USD for giving birth.

Mainly for this reason, the woman decided to abandon hospitals and maternity hospitals. Instead, she offered to give birth at home with the only company of her husband and the rest of her children.

Small birth clip. (Credit: Youtube)

After two deliveries without medical badistance that resulted, the woman decided to record the birth of her fourth child and broadcast it live on Facebook. He said that he had done it to break the taboo that exists around home births.

Hundreds of Internet users were able to appreciate the moment when Molly Fay Baker He came into the world on March 23, 2019.

Kara told the Daily mail that his first birth, despite his hospitalization, was a terrible experience. "There was no doctor on the spot to" give birth "to my baby, there were only nurses, they did not practice cord conflict, they discouraged me from badfeeding and the bill came from $ 40,000"he explained.

Before her third birth, she became obsessed with videos of women giving birth on YouTube and soon decided to put her son in the water. "The midwife and the nurse said it was the most elegant delivery that they had seen. Do not be afraid to help me not to suffer as much"

During her search on the Internet, she found a video that inspired him like no other. "It was a woman who gave birth unaided, in the presence of her husband and children, and pushing her baby"

He explained that seeing so many natural births helped him overcoming stigma and "horror stories that tell us". Kara thinks that by joining mothers who break taboos on the Internet, she will also help other people who she says have been "conditioned" to fear the birth.

"Companies tell us what to do and what to think, instead of listening to our bodies and giving birth as people have been doing for thousands of years"He concluded.