Ready, set, push! We have all been there at the birthing room, ready to release our baby and feel normal again. At the end of it all you'll have a crazy story to tell and everyone is eager to hear it. I don't know how adventurous your birth experience was, but these stories will make you laugh, cringe and say what? Some are even surreal!
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Sit down and enjoy these bizarre childbirth stories and feel lucky that you weren't in those situations.
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17 Babies!
Catherine Bridges from Indianapolis broke the world's record when she delivered 17 identical boys from one pregnancy in the course of 29 hours. These are the names of the babies James, Jacob, Jarod, Jarvis, Jason, Jeffrey, Jeremy, Jerome, Jesse, Jimmy, Joachim, Jonathan, Jonas, Joseph, Julian, Jimbo and Darth Porkinus. What do you think of that?
Birth on a Field Trip
A 12-year-old girl from Holland gave birth during a field trip. The child didn't know she was pregnant until she started having labor pains. According to local health services, teachers and policemen helped her deliver a healthy baby. Do you actually believe this is true?
Gives birth to her Grandson
This was a famous case! Remember 61-year-old Kristine Casey? She became the surrogate mother of her daughter, Sara Connell, and gave birth to her own grandson. We were all touched by their story. They're kept it all in the family!
In the toilet of moving train
Bhuri Kalbi gave birth prematurely in the toilet of a moving train in India and the baby flushed down to the tracks. The loving mother made the conductor stop the train and they rescued the newborn alive!
In the middle of the street
Polly McCourt became famous when she gave birth on a street corner in Manhattan's posh Upper East Side neighborhood. She crouched down on the corner after a selfish guy stole her taxi to go to the hospital. Hello New York!
Youngest grandma in history!
Romanian gypsy Rifca Stanescu became the world youngest grandmother at 23 years old when her 11-year-old daughter gave birth. She had her daughter when she was 12 and she hoped for a better future for her daughter. Like mother like daughter, apparently…
Marathon baby
Amber Miller made headlines when she ran Chicago's marathon, finished the 26.2 mile race, grabbed a towel and went to the delivery room. She welcomed a baby girl named June minutes after completing the grueling race! That's a champ!
Longest labor
Seventeen-year-old British Amy Buck gave birth after being 20 days in labor! Somehow she contracted an infection and the doctors gave her medication to delay the birth because it was too soon. She welcomed her son Daniel, who only weighted 1 lbs 3 oz. What a miracle!
