Mom Is Shocked to Learn Her Daughter Already Gave Birth in Sweet Video: ‘I Thought It Was a Doll’
“My momma would’ve been soooooooo mad I did that without her," one TikTok user wrote in the comments section
One grandma got quite a surprise after arriving at a hospital to help her daughter deliver a baby.
In a video posted on TikTok by user hopezvyhkn, a woman recorded her own mother’s reaction to seeing her baby granddaughter for the first time.
“When you didn’t tell a soul you went into labor 😍. My mom thinking she was coming to help me with labor but baby girl was already here,” the new mom wrote over the video.
At the start of the clip, the grandmother is seen entering the hospital room with a smile on her face, before pausing at the foot of the bed, where the newborn baby girl is resting on a pillow with a blue bow on her head.
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The new grandmother looks around at the pillow, which hid the bundle of joy, before finally realizing what happened. “What? What!” she exclaims, shocked.
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The baby's mom and dad laugh at the reaction, before the grandmother begins to cry happy tears.
"What happened?” the grandma asks, as the baby's father replies, "We got here at like 8:45 [p.m.] last night. The grandmother, still shocked, responds, “I thought it was a doll! Are you kidding?”
In the comments section, many users reacted to the video — which has garnered over 45 million views, over 5 million likes and nearly 25,000 comments — noting how sweet the moment was.
"The fact that grandma respected your choice of having a baby without her, enjoyed the experience and put on her mask to be safe 👏👏👏," one user wrote.
Another noted, “My momma would’ve been soooooooo mad I did that without her but I’m so happy you had a safe delivery.”
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