A Home For Nine Months – Life Through A Lens
I was lucky enough to be a birthing photographer and birthing partner for the arrival of my baby brother this week. As a part of his birth, my mum and I had asked the midwives if Jude could remain attached to his placenta for a while to enable all of the nutrients and goodness of it to fully transfer to him before being clamped and cut. This gave us an opportunity to have a good look at the home that Jude had grown in for 9 months. It really was incredible.
It looked like a tree with roots or branches.
When the amniotic sac came out it was inside out. Jude had grown inside of it complete with his cord and amniotic fluid that he would have floated in.
When Jude was born we discovered that there was a knot in his umbilical cord. The midwife pointed out that his cord had grown extra fatty to enable the knot to slide up and down the chord.
It was a crazy thought to think that he must have been doing loop the loops inside the womb to cause a knot.
You can take a peek at Judes Birth Story too.
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** Eden Mei is 12 years old and adventuring with her camera. She always welcomes nice comments and honest constructive criticism which she uses to help her learn and improve. **
Please take a moment to take a look at her other posts:
Life Through A Lens – 39 Weeks Pregnant
25 Weeks Pregnant – Life Through A Lens
Life Through a Lens – Cardiff Bay
Life Through a Lens – Beach Day
Life Through a Lens – Botanical Gardens
Life Through a Lens – Rainbow Challenge
Life Through a Lens – Devon Sunrise
Life Through a Lens – Summer Sunset
Warpaint at Green Man Festival
How beautiful Eden-Mei, you did an excellent job of documenting Jude’s arrival whilst also keeping your Mum company and making her laugh. I can see from her posts that she is mightily proud of you. I can see you having a brilliant future in photography and blogging (of course). Well done x
Amazing and wonderful! Job well done, Eden Mei!
what amazing pictures, Thankyou so much for sharing them. xxx
Well done Eden Mei, and thank you for the great pictures. As you obviously already know, photos do not need to be conventionally pretty to be interesting, informative, beautiful or important. I have two kids and had not seen a placenta in such detail. I also didn’t know how large it was. Great photos! Xx
Amazing! Thanks for sharing x