The main character in the series, pregnant woman Sarita Hayes, chose to give 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡 at home with professional support from the medical team and emotional support from her husband and son.
The female photographer from Midwest City, Oklahoma, who created the storm with her images of twin mums at home is Hailey McNeal. Hundreds of thousands of likes, shares, and comments have been made on the new collection of pictures since they were uploaded on the photographer’s Facebook page.
Sarita Hayes, the series’ central figure and a pregnant mother, made the decision to give birth at home with the help of a medical team and with the support of her husband and kid. The two newborns experienced immediate skin-to-skin contact with their mother and were both healthy and safe. Even then, their father “volunteered” to engage in skin-to-skin contact.
This collection of natural birth images offers a sense of joy and calm in contrast to other birth photos, which always solely show the mother’s face. Of course, this twin mother experiences both pleasant and uncomfortable moments during delivery. The mother mentally prepares for this in preparation, and she is delighted to be able to introduce her child to this new world.
The actions, consideration, and affection of family members, the spouse, and the kid of this twin mother make the birth journey more special than ever. The main character of the series not only makes viewers emotional. Sarita and Hailey have received acclaim from a lot of mothers on social media for providing a real-life look at giving birth.
The female photographer who captured these tender images said on her personal Facebook page:
I’m afraid that the images below speak for themselves in a way that words cannot. As I watched Sarita go into labor and give birth to gorgeous twins, I struggled to find the appropriate words to express the most magical moments. She is composed, her husband is on the ball, and her kid Emerson adores her. She is a strong mother first and foremost. Her squad of skilled labor companions was by her side. Amos, the first child, was then born on January 6. Baby Noah was born a little while later on January 7. As a photographer, I feel really fortunate and privileged to have been present to capture that sacred moment and feel those particular feelings with their extended family.”
