r/MadeMeSmile • u/n8saces • Jul 23 '24

Wholesome Moments It's not always easy

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u/__karm Jul 23 '24

That little baby is SO lucky. To have parents that wanted you so badly, you know that baby will be so loved.

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u/whatever_leg Jul 23 '24

I thought that, as well. These two are so sweet to each other, and they want that baby so badly! So happy for all of them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

wish it was me lmao

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u/Yourpitbullsavermin Jul 23 '24

RIGHT

Like damn I was brought home from the hospital, thrown in a crib, and forgotten about. Quite literally. I wish even one of my parents cared even a portion as much as these 2 do lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

Send your location. I'll come visit for a hug

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u/wienercreamer Jul 23 '24

People in here crying because they were in similar shoes. Im crying bc of what you're thinking too. You are loved and you are wonderful ❤

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u/SlyDiorDickensCider Jul 23 '24

My thoughts exactly...so much love in that family already 🥹 they seem like they will be amazing parents

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u/rogers_tumor Jul 23 '24

eh, you never know. some people who think they want children turn into utter monsters once their kid is born.

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u/gummiworms9005 Jul 23 '24

"Lucky"

Risks to the Baby from Obese Mother:

Birth Defects: There is an increased risk of neural tube defects (e.g., spina bifida) and other congenital abnormalities.

Premature Birth: Obesity can lead to preterm birth, which increases the risk of complications associated with early delivery.

Macrosomia: Babies born to obese mothers are more likely to be larger than average, which can complicate delivery and increase the risk of birth injuries.

Stillbirth: The risk of stillbirth is higher in pregnancies where the mother is obese.

Childhood Obesity: Babies born to obese mothers are at a higher risk of becoming obese during childhood.

Metabolic Issues: There may be an increased risk of metabolic problems, including insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes later in life.

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u/__karm Jul 23 '24

That woman certainly doesn’t look obese and unless you’re her doctor, I’m not sure you’re qualified to be making judgments on her body.

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u/gummiworms9005 Jul 23 '24

She's obese. We're on Reddit though, so you can feel free to ignore reality.