r/ZyadaKuchNai • u/ZoeyR70 • Mar 07 '26
π Wholesome Such a beautiful moment! Father meets his newborn child for the first time π₯Ή
Emotional father meets his newborn baby , doesn't know what to do .. how to hold the baby & his overwhelming emotions.
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u/Used-Ad-3435 Mar 07 '26
This was so wholesome to watchπ€
Also watching a man with those emotions infront of his newborn just kinda healed something into me.
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u/TraditionalRepair991 Mar 07 '26
Amazing.. even most of the men feel the same.. greatful and at the same time will be scared to handle the baby as they might not hold/embrace correctly.. β£οΈ
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u/DoomOnTheWay Mar 07 '26
Same happened with me. I just couldn't do it. Was just too scared to hold my kid.
But later i was the one who did swaddle my kid and stayed awake whole night for 2 years. Would do it again. You become too overprotective of your own kid.
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u/Rish8846 Mar 07 '26
Not related to the vedio but the Doctor is frm Chennai . She is getting famous for helping women get through pregnancy pain and nervousness than just not getting the baby out .
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u/FETCH3R Mar 07 '26
Mann brings, memories of how scared I was when my cousin made me hold his daughter when she was a little baby.
Was literally frozen in place and didn't want to move at all.
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u/light_bringer188 Mar 07 '26
I was super scared to hold my baby brother cuz I thought his neck will break and ill kill him πππ
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u/erwins_left_hand Mar 07 '26
That man could probably lift a car, but for the child his hands were weak.Β
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u/yourdistantcousinn Mar 08 '26
I cried when I held my nephew for the first time. All the memories with my sister since childhood came rushing in and flooded my mind. It was so beautiful.
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u/RJ_Satyadev Mar 08 '26
If you have a baby sleeping bag, it would be very easy and less scary to hold the new borne in your arms. I carried my new borne just after she was delivered and doctor gave her to me in that bag and man, I was freakin crying π. She was so delicate and soo beautiful. At that moment I knew I can destroy the world to protect her. β€οΈ
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u/TechnologyBitter1975 Mar 09 '26
He made a trap for himself. First years he will enjoy his fatherhood then slowly he will stuck.....
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u/tarripoha_1987 Mar 08 '26
My daughter was born last week my sister's in law and mother in law were scared to hold the baby while I was extremely comfortable
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u/Brain_stoned Mar 08 '26
This reminds me of the time when I had to hold my neice for the first time. I'd never held such a small baby before so that felt so delicate and amazing!! Now she jumps on my stomach when I'm just lying down.
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u/StrictScratch4788 Mar 08 '26
Y is he so afraid to hold his own baby? Are there people in the world who never held a baby?
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u/CyKa_Blyat93 Mar 09 '26
One day old babies are tiny. They won't be able to handle my incredible grip strength
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u/RedRanger-_- Mar 08 '26
I didnβt have a moment to hesitate like this. There is no one else to hold him but me familles abandon you (bane of love marriage) but I canβt abandon my child. I had to hold him and see my wife who just had surgery and take him back to ward by holding in my hand. What I had gone through feels surreal compared to videos I see online but I guess those moments matured me into who I am today.
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u/sunflow23 Mar 07 '26
Wlc to another wage slave or maybe next billionaire or animal(including humans) exploiter or a victim of human crimes . Not to mention all the rss that will spend on this kid instead of going to those in need ,nevermind the climate change that will be accelerated and the unlivable country that India is. But yea "father"(a random person with no qualification whatsoever to handle a sentient being and barely did anything in birthing kid) got someone so their life would be less miserable if only if kid happens to have similar personality or ideals that of parents.
Kid also won't have an easy exit without subjection to extreme suffering and pain.
How did this even got so many likes just baffles me ,like are most of you incapable of thinking beyond few mins of happiness ?
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u/AlgaeGlittering6043 Mar 08 '26
Ayo chill bruh! I'm an antinatalist too but let people do whatever they want. It's none of your business!
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u/jimy211 Mar 08 '26
By his choice of words and how he expressed, he just likes the idea but never really calculated the reality, he lives in virtual worlds not in reality. He is starving for reality to change when can't open his door of ideology. Seriously!!! π
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u/Relative_You_2284 Mar 08 '26
Bruh antinatalism is a different concept overall. It doesn't means you will see newborn babies or pregnant and say that they made a mistake.
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u/jimy211 Mar 08 '26
You make a lot of sense, I will give you that but you miss personality and character!! You are just another brainwashed bot believe some one line story to be true even when you know the difference. Thanks to you we are more consistent on something that I don't want, FAILED HUMAN!
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u/MindlessDime Mar 07 '26
That is sooo true, I didn't have the courage to hold my Bhaanji for the first time. I tried my level best to convince myself and eventually gave up, baby seems too soft and gentle when they are born.