Lowkey I feel like Alex and Jehiely have changed a lot. They’re always giving Mama Lisa an attitude or a dirty look.

Mama Lisa is not appreciated enough. What a cute mom and so caring. Good energy

Every OBGYN told me AS SOON as your water breaks you go in. Because it can lead to infection. I would just go

10:40 NO HATE TO JEHIELY I love watching these guys but c’mon girly don’t be that way 😭 like listen to Lisa, she’s trying to help you guys 😭😭 and like sure maybe there are ppl out there who don’t want to listen to advice or who don’t want help. But that doesn’t mean just cuz others don’t wanna listen doesn’t mean you shouldn’t either yknow? Like me personally if I’m having a baby imma want all the advice and help I can get 😭👏👏👏

If I was jehiely I’d be in the hospital YESTERDAY! Low amniotic fluid can be very dangerous… better safe than sorry.

Yall annoying when mama Lisa tries giving advice. But yet want her there to let yall sleep. Be nicer to her.

All due respect Alex annoys me sometimes lol I hate how he thinks he knows it all! And Hailey just follows along  I think mama Lisa knows best!

She needs to go to the hospital and get a swab to check for sure if her water broke or not because whether you get contractions or not infection can start within 24 hours. I had to get induced even with my water broken

Jeheily saying “I’m chilling” when it comes to giving birth meanwhile we all know she gonna be that one lady doing the absolute most in that delivery room. 😂

Mama Lisa you’re gonna be the best grandma I just know it. ❤

Girl if your water did brake , u and the bby can catch an infection because the barrier that keeps the bby protected is now been disrupted. I’d recommend you go in and get checked , also it is bad for bby to be swaddled because it delays their development physically and mentally .

It’s cool that you all do content together and vibe together, but at the same time show Mama Lisa some respect, because at the end of the day she comes from a place of love and concern, and has your back. When the baby comes both of y’all will need the support and love. Never loose respect regardless of whether or not you agree with her, there is always a right way of saying things!

Mama  Lisa is so right this happened to my daughter on the 18 of last month her water broke and not even a few hours later the baby was I  distress because she was coming to quickly, and my daughter was 36 weeks when she had her baby just be careful if i was you I would go straight to the ER. I would not listen to them over the phone. I would go and get checked out and definitely time your contractions if you're having any good luck, girlie, you got this i'm here typing this while holding my new baby granddaughter. You're gonna love being a mom. My daughter loves it. I'm so happy for you.❤❤❤

GO TO THE HOSPITAL!!!!! ITS BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY!!!! PLEASE DONT HESITATE!! MAMA LISA IS RIGHT!!!! DO NOT LISTEN TO THAT NURSE!!!!! GO TO THE HOSPITAL!!! AND YES!!!! YOU CAN DEFINITELY FILE THEIR NAILS 😊

Momma Lisa you are so right, they will definitely understand everything when they hold the baby. Guaranteed.

When i was pregnant my water broke .. So i headed to the ER and good thing i was already dialated 5cm .. I only had a bit of cramps too .. If you are concerned please go to the ER.. Better safe then sorry.. 😊 Trust your gut .. Hope everything comes out great ! and listen to advice specially when someone has gone through a pregnancy ! And ive had 4 pregnancy .

Alex and Jheiley, I’m not going to sugar-coat this. I think you both need to be a little more open to listening to Grandma’s advice and experience when it comes to the baby.

I completely understand that this is your first baby and naturally you want to do things your own way, but sometimes being so determined to prove that your way is the only way can stop you from hearing advice that may actually be helpful.

I remember something similar happening with my sister-in-law. She was determined to exclusively breastfeed and didn’t want to consider formula because she genuinely believed she was doing what was best for her baby. Unfortunately, when her milk supply wasn’t enough, the baby started losing a lot of weight and developed serious nutritional problems. She was still very reluctant to listen to Grandma because she felt she knew what was best, and by the time things were addressed properly, the baby needed treatment.

I’m not saying your situation is the same, and ultimately you are the parents and the decisions are yours. I’m saying there is nothing wrong with listening to people who have experience, especially when it comes to your baby’s health and wellbeing.

Jheiley, sometimes the way you respond can come across as though advice is automatically being dismissed because you want to do things your own way.

And Alex, the way you sometimes speak to or react to Mama Lisa isn’t okay either. Sometimes the looks and the attitude honestly make it seem as though you can’t stand your own mum, and that’s not nice to see. Calling her a “panicker” is unfair. She is allowed to worry, think ahead and try to make sure things are organised, especially because when the baby is actually on the way, you might not be thinking as clearly as you are now.

You might both be very relaxed at the moment 😂🤪, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Mama Lisa ends up doing a lot of the behind-the-scenes organising and making sure everything is ready.

Alex, I completely understand wanting to support your wife — you absolutely should. But supporting your partner doesn’t mean automatically agreeing with absolutely everything. Sometimes being a good husband and father also means being able to say, “Actually, maybe we should listen to this,” or speaking up when you genuinely think something needs to be reconsidered.

Nobody is trying to take over or tell you how to raise your baby. People are giving advice because they care. You can listen, take it on board and still make your own decision afterwards. But immediately shutting everything down because it didn’t come from you isn’t always the best approach.

I’ll give you an example from my own labour. When my mucus plug came away, I went straight to hospital because I had already been having period-like pains beforehand. They monitored me and the baby and initially told me everything looked okay and they wanted to send me home.

But something in me wasn’t comfortable with that. I know maternity care can sometimes be very stretched, both in the US and the UK, so I kept asking them to check how dilated I was. At first the midwife didn’t want to, and we went back and forth about it, but eventually she checked me — and I was already 5 cm dilated.

Straight away she said, “Oh no, you can’t go home. You need to be admitted.” And I remember thinking, I knew my own body was telling me something.

I was admitted at around 5pm and by midnight my baby was born. My waters only broke about 15 minutes before he arrived, and for me personally I was glad things happened that way because my labour was much more manageable than I had expected.

My point is, listen to advice, listen to professionals, but also don’t be afraid to ask questions and advocate for yourselves. Being open to other people’s experience doesn’t mean giving up control as parents.

Much love ❤️❤️❤️❤️

And one last thing I will say — karma can be a bitch. Be very careful about how you treat Mama Lisa now, because one day you’ll be the parents of a grown child yourselves, and you may find yourselves on the receiving end of the exact same behaviour.

Sometimes you don’t fully understand how something feels until you’re standing in the other person’s shoes. ❤️

i have 2 babies, and swaddling helps them sleep much much better. babies usually get a thing called moro reflex and swaddling helps with that. its totally safe for them to have there hands wrapped anytime before they learn how to roll over!❤️❤️

Baby kitty ❤❤❤ Aww give her kisses and a treat!! lol 😂 I know you guys are excited and I wish nothing but good vibes and prayers are definitely sent your way!!

I remember I would wake up crying with leg cramps

At 36 weeks, a baby is considered late preterm and is mostly developed, though the lungs and brain are still maturing.