Birth Vlog

Cozy Family
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1 Video View·Jul 4, 2026
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AI GeneratedA couple prepares for the birth of their daughter, navigating the emotional challenge of leaving their two young sons for the first time. The video follows the mother's journey from early contractions and hospital admission to the final stages of labor, while the father manages the children at home before rushing back to the hospital for the delivery.
I'm already really sad that I'm leaving Kim and Kim to be honest
and I can't wait for them to meet their baby sister
because they're going to be the best big brothers ever.
We're all including you guys the K family we're all about to meet
our baby girl. It's officially time you guys.
It's happening. Oh man so. How are you feeling?
Nervous. Yeah. My stomach is all tight right now like. Not as tight as mine.
She's not wrong. She's the one experiencing the contractions right.
Three centimeters dilated. A lot of contractions today.
Right. We've been waiting until both the boys are sleeping to go into the
hospital so. Yes because this is the first time
we're leaving both of them. The last time we've ever
left the boys was when we were in the hospital
having Cade. That's the last time we left Kim. Yeah.
This long. So now we're leaving Cade with Tata. Cade and Kim are staying with Tata.
Yes. He's gonna take me to the hospital. We're gonna see how far along I am. I've
been having contractions all day long. Right. It's not painful just
extremely uncomfortable. So like when I walk it's like a lot of
pressure and stuff so we're gonna go get checked and see.
Yeah I'm nervous. The bags are packed and we're ready. We're ready for the baby.
You ready? Ready for our princess. We know you guys are.
Let's go. That hurt my arm.
I should have held it for you. Let's go.
We got Kimmy big boy right here. He's gonna be down here with Tata.
Look at this awesome jeep cream built for them though. That is
so cool. The boys are loving this thing. You did a good job with this jeep though.
You did a really good job. I'm in. I'm situated. Oh a fuzz. He's worried
about a fuzz. He's worried about a fuzz.
That's funny. I'm already really sad that I'm leaving Kim and Kate
to be honest. You're really emotional but it's okay. I'm gonna have
we're gonna have this baby and I can't wait for them
to meet their baby sister because they're gonna be the best big brothers
ever. Yeah it's really hard. We are here in the hospital room.
How are you feeling babe? I'm ready. I'm nervous. Our main goal is to
make sure that the boys do not get stressed
from us both not being there. You guys already know the boys are super
attached to us. They aren't really used to anybody.
I appreciate my mom you know being there just in case
but I think this would make us all less stressed if I was with the
boys. I'm gonna keep you posted. Chris is
gonna keep me posted. Fit check. I got my pink pillow.
Let's see. Let's see. My pink blanket. There you go.
I got my pink shoes over there. I'm like all pinked out.
This is just for baby girl. You look great.
Thank you. You really do. You look absolutely beautiful.
I'm gonna keep you guys posted on my end
with my vlogging camera here. Kareem's gonna be taking the big camera back home
to get what's going on back home. I'm contracting
a lot. Oh I just felt her move. Yeah. Let's see if we can see.
Just made it back home and I took the boys straight to bed.
Chris and I have been texting back and forth.
Obviously I miss her very much and I wish I could be with her
the whole time but it's better this way. This way the boys aren't stressed and
they know I'm here for them. So yeah we'll keep you guys posted.
Hey guys. I don't know where I left off because the nurse
came in but dude they were trying to put the IV in
and they said my veins are so big that they don't like being messed with
and it popped. Like they popped. She popped my vein.
So she went to go get another nurse and they were able to find
a good vein on the right arm. I was just I was freaking out because
it hurts so bad. It literally hurts more than my
contractions. Now I'm going to be getting the
epidural and he's going to be coming by in about
15 minutes. So they have me sitting like this.
It's currently 4.09 in the morning. Epidural's in. I feel like a
little tingling. A little bit of numbness. They
gave me this button here to press in case I needed
a little more medication for the pain but
I'm still... I know Cade's gonna wake up soon. He always wakes up at four
and then he follows suit shortly after. Maybe like 15-20 minutes later.
It is 7.12 a.m. The sun is awake and
I was talking to Kareem. The boys are awake.
They're doing just fine. Cade's doing great. He's eating breakfast
and I am contracting every two minutes now.
They have me laying from my left to my right side.
They have this peanut ball in between my legs
to help open the pelvis and so I can dilate
more. Good morning. We're all awake. Cade had us up at like 5.15 in the
morning which is really good because usually he's up at four so
I feel like we got to sleep in. I'm fully charged. I'm fully ready.
The boys are doing great. Cade was asking about his mom this morning. The first
thing he said when he woke up was, Mama? Mama? Like looking for her and I
immediately just comforted him. I let him know that mama's in the hospital.
That your baby sister is coming. So he's doing good. He's doing very well.
He'll have these little moments where he starts looking for her again
but all in all we're doing great. Cade's over here.
Hi. He's all set up with his cereal, pancakes, oranges and grapes.
He's over here watching the Minions and my
Kimi is also awake and he's over here watching on the iPad.
Also eating his pancakes, doing his thing.
How are you feeling, Kim? Yes. Wow. Are you gonna play?
How are you feeling, my Kim? Are you good? Are you excited?
Are you excited for your baby sister? Yes, bubba.
Yes, you're gonna drive. You're gonna have your little
emerald, diamond, what are we calling her now?
Something rare. Something rare? Like what? Bedrock. Bedrock? Bedrock is the rarest.
She's that rare to you? Yeah. Oh, how do you feel? Happy. Oh, you're excited?
High five, baby. You're gonna be the best big brother, huh?
Chris just called me and told me that her water broke. I am on my way to the
hospital right now. I put Cade to sleep immediately for his nap.
Grandma's there with him. So, yeah. It's showtime, baby. Let's go. I'm so excited.
Hi, baby. Hi, my love.
I know. Let me put this down. I miss you so much. Oh, I miss you too.
How are you doing? Oh, don't cry. I know. I know. Don't cry. Don't cry. Remember,
if you cry, she cries. Don't cry. And I'm just so happy that Kareem is here with me.
I got a little emotional there, as you guys saw, because I miss him so much and I need him.
I need you, babe. And I'm here for you, babe. Yeah. Everything's working out, you know?
Everything's working out. And Cade is doing well. He is. He is, yeah. He's just sleeping right now
and when he wakes up, Kareem's mom is gonna sit with him, just give him snacks and play with him
and keep him comfortable so Kareem can be here for the birth. Yeah. So, yeah, I can feel the
contractions. They're getting a lot stronger. Okay. And she's like, dad is here. I think, yeah,
I think she knows daddy's here. So, look, they even got her whole setup ready. Oh my goodness.
I am so excited. I am so excited. We're all, including you guys, the Cade family, we're all
about to meet our baby girl, our little princess. Let's go. Internet niece. Yes. How's it going,
guys? Good. It's the first time I feel the pressure down there and the contractions are
much stronger. Okay. Those are all good things. Hi, doctor. How are you? Good, good. Wait a second.
