A mother of six children went intoprematurelabor after taking five children to the beach.
Kirsty Knott, 33, was eight months pregnant.She spent the day with her children at the beach after her school trip to Portscole in South Wales was canceled at the last minute. Due to heat wave weather warning.
A mother from Aberdare left for Aberavon Beach in Port Her Talbot with 14-year-old Logan Her Angel. Braedan Parfitt, 10 years old. Roxy Parfitt, 9 years old. 8-year-old Cruz her Parfit and her 4-year-old Blake her knot.
When they arrived the beach was packed due to the heat. Kirsty told her kids to dive into the ocean while she prepared towels and beach toys.
As she bent down to drop the towel, Kirsty felt her water break and immediately panicked, she reports the Daily Post.
She said: "I hadn't put my butt in the sand yet."
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John Myers)Pain called her mother and partner Gregory, who were both in Aberdare.
Many miles away from Aberavon, Kirsty's family called paramedics on her behalf, and strangers on the beach began flocking to her aid.
The five children returned from swimming in the sea and were shocked to see her mother in labor on the sand.
On the way from Aberdare to Port Her Talbot, Kirsty, along with her sister, her father-in-law and partner, is at the prospect of giving birth on a crowded beach with only strangers to help. I was facing
"I was panicking. I didn't see a familiar face. I thought he was coming out to the beach."
Kirsty's previous child We were both premature and worried that this labor would follow the same pattern, but what she was most worried about was bleeding far from the hospital. her sixth birth.
A paramedic dialed Kirsty's phone, and Kirsty handed the phone to a woman she had just met on the beach. Repeating her paramedic's instructions, her woman told Kirsty to lie down and remove all of her lower body clothing.
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MEDIA WALES)Kirsty was shocked and disgusted and had no time to be ashamed to undress in front of an audience on the beach. "At the time, it didn't matter who was watching what," Kirsty explained.
As the crowd around her begins to grow, Port Her Talbot's Coast Guard arrives and clears the area, setting up windbreakers around Kirsty to give Kirsty the privacy she needs. gave.
Swansea Her RNLI lifeguards also arrived at the scene. Kirsty's children told her, "Don't worry, Mom, you'll be fine." She said she realized how frightened she was when security personnel told paramedics they could see the baby's head crowning.
Kirsty thought the baby would be delivered at Aberavon Beach, but she was lucky that her ambulance arrived on time and took her to Singleton Hospital.
Unfortunately, Kirsty and her baby's problems did not end there.
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MEDIA WALES)Hospital and the midwife told her her cervix wasn't open and she needed to induce labor. Following induction of labor, baby Tanner Jacks Gregory Knott was born, weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces and, as Kirsty predicted, she suffered another postpartum hemorrhage. In particular, she was treated by medical staff and said she was lucky not to give birth on the beach.
Tanner Her baby Jax had jaundice and he had to be hospitalized for four days, but now the 3-week-old boy is healthy and at home with his mother.
After the shocking incident, Port Her Talbot's Coast Guard sent a message to Kirsty, telling her that a special Coast Guard Teddy for newborns and Kirsty's other children's activities her pack had arrived. I told you something. "I really appreciate what they did. They kept me calm," Kirsty said.
She thanked the Coast Guard by giving them chocolates, but admitted that it would be rather embarrassing to see again what she had seen on the beach that day. Son Logan is quite traumatized from the very public birth of his new brother, but at least her family of nine is safe and sound together in Aberdare.
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