A 21-year-old hot mom in Los Angeles, USA, is only 5 feet 1 inch (about 155 centimeters), but although she is petite, her son is a giant baby that exceeds the average in every way, resulting in a fracture of her tail vertebrae when she gave birth. Although she was not tall, her husband was 6 feet 3 inches tall (about 190 centimeters). Not only that, but her son is now 2 years old and his clothes have been worn to the size of 5 years old.
According to reports, Sharmin Brunell, a 21-year-old young mother from Los Angeles, often shares her life as a wife on TikTok and has 64,000 followers to track, while she recently published her story about her birth on social platforms. Ms. Xia said she conceived her first child at the age of 19 and worked hard to give birth to her son, Amaré.
Xia Min said that she was only 155 centimeters, and her husband Graham had 190 centimeters, although having the "most cute height difference" is often enviable, but she never expected that Grayham's genes seem to be "too strong", so that Amare was born a 22-inch (about 56 centimeters) giant baby, and her height is 99 in the world's newborns, that is, in every 100 people, 99 people are won.
The consequence of being too tall is to make the relatively petite Xia Min suffer during childbirth. Due to Amare's height, Xia Min fractured her tail vertebrae during childbirth. In fact, symptoms such as pain in the caudal vertebrae are common during and after childbirth, but fractures of the caudal vertebrae are extremely rare. In this regard, experts said that if the mother has previously suffered a tail vertebral fracture, or the baby is too large, it may cause the mother's tail vertebrae fracture.
Although Amare's size is indeed too large, Xia Min believes that the posture of the original production is also one of the causes of the fracture of the tail vertebrae. She said, "I gave birth lying flat, but I think it's the worst production position." Most doctors will force you to give birth in this position because it's more convenient for them."
Xia Min said bluntly, "I suffered from postpartum pain for 2 years, and I would rather give birth naturally than let my tail vertebrae fracture again." She also proposes different childbirth positions, such as standing, squatting, or lunge.