Mum Gives Birth Naturally To A Five-Kilogram Baby At Home

Woman in shock holding her newborn baby during a home birth experience.

This is the incredible moment a mother has given birth naturally to a five-kilogram baby�at home — and�her expression at the gender reveal was priceless.

Natalie had an idea that her baby would be on the larger side, but she didn’t have a hunch on her baby’s gender, so when she finally gave birth to her baby, her expression was priceless.

Natalie’s home birth was captured by�photographer Laura Fifield, in a series of amazing photos, including the surprised look on Natalie’s face when she learned that her baby was a boy, who she named Simon.

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Ms Fifield posted the incredible images of the home birth in her blog�and her Facebook page. She wrote:

“Yup, she did it, at home, no interventions, no internal exams, no complications … and naturally delivered an 11lb 2oz (5.05kg) baby BOY!”

Ms Fifield described that Natalie’s home birth took place in a candle-lit room, with “soft music” playing “along with essential oils diffusing.” “Her birth space was serene and comforting,” she wrote.

She added that the�home birth was “family-centred”, with Natalie’s two older children joining her, and her partner, to welcome their younger sibling into the world.�”Once he was out we could tell he was a little chunker!” she wrote.

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Ms Fifield also described how Natalie and her husband “immediately fell in love”�with their new addition. She added that it wasn’t until after Natalie and baby Simon had spent time doing skin to skin and breastfeeding that�they realised just how much of a “chunker” Simon actually was.

“Imagine the surprise when [Natalie’s] midwife announced ‘He’s 11lbs, 2oz Natalie!’. Oh my goodness, we were all shocked!” she wrote.

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The look of utter disbelief and pure joy in Natalie’s eyes can be seen in full in�Ms Fifield’s�website.

Source:�Essentialbaby.com.au

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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