Strange 40-year-old mother gives birth like 'wild animal' on stream

Simone shocked many people when she posted pictures of her completely natural birth process, without the help of painkillers or any nurses or doctors. Simone shared: "In fact, women have been giving birth naturally for thousands of years. But the thought of a modern woman squatting over a stream and pushing is truly horrifying to many people."

Simone’s parents had been missionaries in Papua New Guinea, an Oceania country inhabited by many indigenous tribes. Her mother told her that when women gave birth there, they would simply find a clean place and push. Then they would quickly wrap the baby in a sling and go back to work. The story haunted Simone. It was also one of the reasons she wanted to give birth to Perouze the wild way.

When Simone was pregnant with her fourth child, she and her boyfriend Nick began looking for a suitable location. Initially, they hoped to have the baby on the beach. But the beaches in Melbourne, Australia, where they lived were too crowded and noisy. Finally, they found a stream inside the rainforest. When they saw it, Simone's two older daughters wished they had been born there.

On the day the baby was born, Simone only brought a thin mat to cover it. After about 2 hours, baby Perouze was born healthy. Simone confided that she always suffered from depression after giving birth, but this time, she felt completely happy and alert. When her daughter was 1 year old, Simone decided to post a video on YouTube to share her special experience. When 50 people watched the video, Simone thought: "Oh my God, my friends saw me completely naked." Now, Simone is really shocked that more than 52 million people have watched it.

Simone says she doesn't encourage others to follow her lead. She hopes her videos will help other mothers understand the birth process better and ease some of their fears. Many mothers have written to thank Simone for helping them feel calm and have a successful labor.

According to ngoisao.net