It is the image of a tiny hand sticking out of the incision, or the face sleeping soundly not knowing that it is about to be picked up from "home", the expression "hating the whole world" of babies.
Childbirth is a painful but emotional moment, not only for the mother, but also for her family and the delivery team.
Today, inviting photographers to take pictures during the birth process is no stranger to many people. Because the photographer will help the family record those precious moments.
It can be the image of a tiny hand sticking out of the incision, or the sleeping face that does not know that it is about to be picked up from "home", the expression "hating the whole world" of babies. . Or the times of struggling to endure the pain, the tears rolling down, the happy smiles when holding the mother's child.
Every year Birth Becomes Her holds a birth photography contest.
All those emotions and moments are captured with amazingly beautiful vivid images. So every year Birth Becomes Her - an international community of birth photographers created by two of America's top birth photographers, Monet Nicole and Jennifer Mason - holds a birth photography contest. This is considered a gathering place for great photographers from all over the world. They submit their work to the competition by category.
Below are photos taken by the photographer for families when a mother gives birth at the hospital. Although not every photo won the award, it is clear that every photo is surprisingly beautiful.
The doctor removed the umbilical cord wrapped around the baby's neck.
Mother gives birth in sitting position.
The baby was helped by the doctor to sit on the mother's belly even though the legs were still inside the uterus.
Hello parents. I am the child of your parents.
I didn't expect my baby to weigh so much.
Born to know how to spray rain.
The baby's face "hates the whole world".
Although it hurts a lot, but her eyes never leave me.
The mother is happy to be able to hold the twins in her arms.
Image of a mother struggling to endure contractions.
The doctor is about to get out of the "house" but the baby is still sleeping.
Dad "skin-to-skin" with his son.
A mother's smile of relief mixed with happiness when holding her baby.
Mother's tears were shed while giving birth.
A mother supported her own child.
The baby was born peacefully, no one could hold back the tears of love and emotion.
I'm sleeping, why are you making me sit here?
I burst with emotions because you were here with me.
A tiny hand poked out from the doctor's incision.
Mother's world suddenly shrunk down to the size of Son.
