So I was so adamant on having my baby natural. Why on God's green earth did I watch a natural…

it's call crowning its right wen is going 2 come out so even if u put an epidural ull feel it bcz when u r going 2 push they close the epidural so u can b able 2 feel the contractions and push. don't be scare I didn't feel the burning sensation with my 2 child every body is difrent u can tell them to trow cold water wen u fell the burning sensation nd they'll do it in some places soo ooo is steel ur choice but I'm just letting u know bcz I study nursing and already know LOL

Chile I'm still scared lmbo @dmariejj

Lmao! "Why is it burning?!" But @dmariejj is right, I had an epidural but towards the end I basically felt everything which is kinda what you want because some women get the epidural too late and end up having to have a c section because they can't feel when they have to push. It freaking sucks but the only thing that got me through it was knowing my little one would be here soon and that's wha I kept telling myself.

Yea I know I'm going to feel something I just don't want the burning LOL keep that away sweet Jesus above! @cassiereyna14

As birth crowning takes place and your baby's head begins to emerge through your vaginal opening, you may experience a sensation of burning and stretching that Burns calls "the ring of fire." This is because your baby's head is stretching your vaginal tissue, and usually lasts only a few minutes. You might be advised to change positions or told to ease up on the pushing, which can be difficult but can also reduce the risk of vaginal tearing. Once the "ring of fire" feeling passes, the major part of labor is over. @cassiereyna14 @sincereholt