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11/29/2025

The Blind Baby Fighting Against All Odds 👶💔

11/20/2025

11lbs, 2oz of pure chunky love. And you guys, mama delivered at home at 40wks, 6 days. A total labor of 4 hours start to finish, no internal exams and her body knew just what to do and when to do it.
Birth is amazing and women's bodies rock.

11/20/2025

“Travis, catch him!” Mum-of-six delivers baby in hospital corridor — and the photos are incredible

After days of on-and-off contractions, Jesica Hogan (of Riley, KS) delivered her only son, Max, on the floor of a hospital corridor—moments after racing through the doors at Via Christi Hospital. The whirlwind birth, captured by photographer Tammy Karin, unfolded just 25 minutes after Jesica’s water broke at home.
A sprint to the ER
Jesica woke to a sharp change in contractions and ruptured membranes. She barely had time to slip on shoes before her husband, Travis, drove her to the hospital. As they pulled up, Jesica realized the baby was crowning. Between contractions, Travis helped her into the emergency department—where the birth began then and there.
“I can feel his head,” Jesica told Travis, urging him to “catch him!” He did—instinctively—while Jesica’s body involuntarily pushed. Nurses arrived within seconds, settled her on the floor, and with one guided, intentional push, Max was born at 3:38 a.m. just inside the entrance.
Fast, unplanned, and perfect
After five daughters, Jesica had suspected this labor might move quickly. She later wrote on the photographer’s site that her intuition was right: the corridor wasn’t part of the birth plan, but it meant no interventions, a healthy baby, and a support team in exactly the right place at the right moment. Though Jesica was “incredibly bruised,” Max did well from the start.
The family has since shared Karin’s striking images—baby Max meeting his five big sisters—a dramatic record of a delivery that began with a dash through automatic doors and a father’s sure-handed catch.

11/19/2025

Little Paisley Morrison-Johnson from South Dakota was born with a rare condition called Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, causing her tongue to grow twice the size of her mouth. Doctors feared she might choke to death...

11/16/2025

A caul birth is a rare occurrence, which means the baby is born while still inside the amniotic sac.
💬 To all strong mothers out there: whether normal delivery or C-section, your strength is unmatched 💪💖. Respect and salute to every mom who brings life into this world! 🌍👶

11/16/2025

Shoutout to every woman who made the sacrifice. You are appreciated.❤️

11/16/2025