Man Prays With Wife Before Going Into Labour Room, Keeps Waiting on God Till Their Baby Arrives

Man Prays With Wife Before Going Into Labour Room, Keeps Waiting on God Till Their Baby Arrives

  • A touching video of a caring husband praying with his wife as she got ready to face the labour room has touched many people's hearts
  • The way the man looked concerned while still waiting on God to help his wife through the delivery got him praises
  • Many social media users who reacted to the couple's video said it is very important to be married to a kind-hearted partner

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A young Nigerian man, @tonguehope, has shared a video of how both he and his pregnant wife prayed before she set out to give birth.

Carrying all the baby things they needed in a backpack, the man was a supportive partner to the woman. He was even there encouraging her as she dealt with the labour pains.

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Caring husband and wife/man prayed for pregnant wife.
The man was joyful when their newborn arrived. Photo source: TikTok/@tonguehope
Source: UGC

Prayerful husband rejoices as wife gives birth

During the baby's delivery process, the husband stood in the corridor as he kept praying hard. Other family members were also around him.

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Immediately he got the news that their baby has arrived, the father could not contain his joy in a separate video. Both parents were so happy.

Watch the video below:

Below are some of the reactions:

His own said:

"I now understand the difference between a man who want to be a husband and a man who just want a wife."

Natasha said:

"God if you Dey use everything around me teach me lesson abeg no make me marry the wrong man all in the name of teaching me lesson."

omodano said:

"Person suppose dey pray God I must not marry wrong pls fada."

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Owusu Michelle said:

"They will tell you people with tattoo are bad chaii then u go in for those wicked souls that don’t hv a dot on them,what a great husband."

Abigail Percy438 said:

"Love this for you both God bless your home."

@Tilly said:

"Dear God please give me this type of lovely husband."

TK Samuel 93 said:

"This not a man but a husband and a soul mate."

Mother backs two babies

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a young lady showed the moment a mother bore the weight of her two kids on her back.

With a smiling face, the woman held the babies together on her back with a single piece of cloth. Many people were wowed.

The kids who were arranged as if they were straddling a bench looked comfortable in the position their mother placed them.

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