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Watch! This Pregnant Mum of Twins is 4 Days Overdue and Dances To Bring on Labour!

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Mum dancing like no oneโ€™s watching is always enough to embarrass any child (especially once they hit those tween years). But, having it preserved โ€“ not to mention, very well viewed โ€“ on video?

Someday twins Wes and Isaac will have their mum and dad to thank for mega embarrassment via a very viral YouTube video. But, for the rest of us, the clip is major fun.

At 40+ weeks mum was still yet to deliver her twins. Overdue and desperate to go into labour naturally, mum threw her very own dance party. Putting on the Black Eyed Peas โ€œLetโ€™s Get It Startedโ€ (which we can imagine mum very much wanted to do, when it comes to going into labour), she starts the dance to bring on labour by saying, โ€œWes and Isaac, youโ€™re four days overdue. You brought this on yourself.โ€

The next three and a half minutes or so are filled with mum, joined at times by dad, busting out move after move after move. Dad writes, on his YouTube channel page, โ€œMy wife and I trying to induce twins by dancing to โ€œLetโ€™s Get It Startedโ€ by Black Eyed Peas, at 40+ weeks pregnant after trying everything else.โ€

If a 40+ week pregnant mum dancing her heart out (or rather, trying to dance her babies out) isnโ€™t exactly something that you could imagine, take a look for yourself!

Dad goes on to add that she went into labor only two days later. While the dance party didnโ€™t do the trick immediately, it seems that it certainly helped things along โ€“ literally getting it all started.

This mum of twins ended up having a natural and unmedicated delivery at the hospital with the assistance of her midwives.

Welcome to the world Wes & Isaac!!

 

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Belinda's a passionate advocate for community and connection. As the founder of the Mum Central Network sheโ€™s committed to celebrating the journey that is Australian parenthood. Mum to two cheeky boys, and wife to her superstar husband, they live a busy but crazy lifestyle in Adelaide. Great conversation, close friends and good chocolate are her chosen weapons for daily survival. Oh, and bubbles. Champagne is key.

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