Woman reveals dream pregnancy and easy four-minute labour

A woman has detailed her easy pregnancy and four-minute labour – but she’s not bragging, warning against the method she believes caused it.

A US woman has opened up about her four-minute labour, revealing she only pushed four times before her baby was out.

TikTok user Briana Santos, who posts under @brianasantos, posted a video detailing her “dream” birth where she didn’t even tear during the labour either.

She uploaded a video and wrote: “I’m scared baby #2 won’t be as smooth.”

Briana quickly became the envy of many mums over her video confession, which was captioned: “No tearing, pushed four times, had a four-minute delivery, bounced right back, and baby hardly cries.”

The lucky mum added: “I also wanna add that I was never sick and my belly didn’t get super big!

“I promise I’m not bragging, we just always want to hear the horror stories.

“Oh yeah and no stretch marks!

“I’m just wishing the same on all the pregnant mamas right now!”

TikTok user Briana Santo revealed she had the dream labour lasting just four minutes. Picture: TikTok/@brianasantos

Briana added that she watched so many scary birthing stories on YouTube before her delivery and said she was “scared for nothing”.

Many people were unsurprisingly highly jealous of her breezy labour.

One asked: “What did you do during your pregnancy so I can take notes for the future?”

Briana replied that she blames going in a hot tub on holiday for bringing on her labour early.

The UK’s National Health Service warns against pregnant women during hot tubs as it can be “harmful”.

The website says: “When you use a sauna, jacuzzi, hot tub or steam room, your body is unable to lose heat effectively by sweating.

“This means your body‘s core temperature rises.

“It’s possible that a significant rise in your core temperature could be harmful in pregnancy, particularly in the first 12 weeks.”

She also said she wasn’t bragging when people shared messages of jealousy over her easy birth. Picture: TikTok/@brianasantos

The new mum blames going in a hot tub on holiday for bringing on her labour early. Picture: TikTok/@brianasantos

Briana also advised viewers against doing it, and said: “I got in and instantly I feel these crazy contraction pain, I was on vacation at the time and was really freaking out.”

She went to the doctors on the Monday after returning home, but they sent her away, and her baby arrived on the Friday.

The mum said: “I do think it was because of the hot tub that all this happened, guys don’t do it.”

The NHS website adds: “If you’re exercising in water, such as at an antenatal class, the temperature of the water should not be above 32C.

“If you‘re using a hydrotherapy pool, the temperature should not be above 35C.

“Some hot tubs can be as hot as 40C, so it‘s best to avoid them.”

This story originally appeared on The Sun and is republished here with permission.