No, I was just trying to breathe, and then felt relieved when I heard her cry. I had a room full of med students, doctors, etc. so I think I was just trying to recover from all of that.
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I didn't cry in the moment. I was so overwhelmed when they handed DD to me. I was trying to wrap my head around it. I laugh at the pic right after they handed her to me, I look like a deer in headlights!
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I cried a few hours after she was born. It was very peaceful and quiet when she was actually born and I did not cry. Then things got a little BSC. Then when things calmed down and I could really enjoy her w/no one else but DH around, I bawled and bawled and bawled.
And bawled.
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Nope. I was so doped up on pain meds (c/s), and so worn out for laboring for the last 28 hours that I was literally falling asleep. I felt like I could finally rest once I saw him and heard his cry. I knew it was over (labor & delivery that is), and I could sleep. I didn't even hold him until a couple hours later, once we were in our room (after laying in recovery for 2 hours).
I teared up but mainly I had a dear in the head lights look. My mouth literally hung open as I looked at that wet, gooey baby on my chest. Thinking about it makes me teary.
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I cannot.remember. Holy crap. I'm almost positive I did immediately because I was so relieved labor was over and she was ok. Plus, I was really messed up because giving birth is way more dramatic than I was expecting. I really wasn't prepared as much as I thought I was.
DH was crying a lot though. But mostly because he was happy I was ok. And I have this weird quirk that causes me to cry if I see someone in person crying.
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Nope. I was so freakin exhuasted because I hadn't eaten anything that entire day. I just felt relived from all that pressure! I was in a total daze, plus they took her after just a few minutes to the special care nursery due to some breathing problems. She came 2 1/2 weeks early. When I went in there to visit her I cried.
No. Baby blues hit me from the moment she was born and I was in a complete fog for about 3 weeks. That's why I wish I would have told FI to take more photos and more video. I cherish the video we do have and when the fog lifted I watched them all and cried happy tears.
I had a c/s and sobbed the minute I heard him cry. My H was holding him after he was checked out and the sight of it was overwhelming. The doctor actually asked if I was okay- umm yeah, happiest momnet ever, I am more than okay. I might cry right now thinking about it.
After he came out, they showed him to me for about two seconds before I had to be sedated due to complications. Sucked big time.
About three hours later, I finally got to meet him and then I cried uncontrollably. I think partly because I was happy I was alive and partly because of him
No. I was too damn out of it and feeling sick and cold (c-section) to even appreciate when DH held him up to me. I didn't even really get to look at him until hours later, when I finally woke up for more than a few minutes.?
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I can't go back to yesterday - because I was a different person then. ~ Alice
However, at 5 days pp I cried for 3 hours because I didn't want dd to grow up. Lol.
OMG this was so me! I was really shocked I wasn't a blubbering mess after delivery but man two days later I sobbed for hours because I knew he would never be that small again.
We both sobbed, which is a little surprising because I am not a crier - didn't cry when I got engaged, or at my wedding, or even when I found out I was pregnant. I think the phyical relief contributed but I just couldn't control it.
ETA: Now when I watch A Baby Story, I get teary when the baby is born. Every. Time. Never used to happen. I remember C's first moment so vividly it's like reliving it in an odd way.
Re: Did you cry when your LO was born?
Dh had a few tears, but I didn't cry.
I was suprised I wasn't a horrible mess.
However, at 5 days pp I cried for 3 hours because I didn't want dd to grow up. Lol.
I cried a few hours after she was born. It was very peaceful and quiet when she was actually born and I did not cry. Then things got a little BSC. Then when things calmed down and I could really enjoy her w/no one else but DH around, I bawled and bawled and bawled.
And bawled.
I cannot.remember. Holy crap. I'm almost positive I did immediately because I was so relieved labor was over and she was ok. Plus, I was really messed up because giving birth is way more dramatic than I was expecting. I really wasn't prepared as much as I thought I was.
DH was crying a lot though. But mostly because he was happy I was ok. And I have this weird quirk that causes me to cry if I see someone in person crying.
After he came out, they showed him to me for about two seconds before I had to be sedated due to complications. Sucked big time.
About three hours later, I finally got to meet him and then I cried uncontrollably. I think partly because I was happy I was alive and partly because of him
Yes, DH and I both cried.
Mes Petit Choux
I can't go back to yesterday - because I was a different person then. ~ Alice
OMG this was so me! I was really shocked I wasn't a blubbering mess after delivery but man two days later I sobbed for hours because I knew he would never be that small again.
We both sobbed, which is a little surprising because I am not a crier - didn't cry when I got engaged, or at my wedding, or even when I found out I was pregnant. I think the phyical relief contributed but I just couldn't control it.
ETA: Now when I watch A Baby Story, I get teary when the baby is born. Every. Time. Never used to happen. I remember C's first moment so vividly it's like reliving it in an odd way.