Marie Nasemann
With this trick she and Sebastian ushered in the birth of their daughter
Sebastian Tigges and Marie Nasemann
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“Three is a party” becomes “Four is a party”! Marie Nasemann and Sebastian Tigges are back with their Pocast – a new picture, a new jingle and a new name were needed because Marie and Sebastian’s second child was born in October. Now they are celebrating their growing family with their first podcast episode “There are four of us now”.
Before going into life with two children in the coming episodes, Marie Nasemann, 32, and Sebastian Tigges first report about the birth of their daughter. The couple was confronted with this earlier than expected, which was particularly convenient for Marie.
Marie Nasemann: No more wanting to get pregnant
She now felt “like a giant walrus” and could hardly wait to leave this state behind. And so you could say that Marie and Sebastian really wanted the baby to see the light of day earlier. “Two weeks earlier you said: ‘I’m not in the mood any more. From today it is no longer a premature birth. So let’s use the same induction trick as with our son, which is sex,” says Sebastian.
Actually he wanted to finally go to a party that evening, but then everything turned out differently. “Since my pity for you was stronger than my urge to party and, to be honest, I didn’t believe it would work again, so we slept together.”
Trick to induce childbirth
Sebastian was taught otherwise, because Marie’s birth initiation trick worked. When the two left the apartment after the fun to get something to eat, something happened to Marie’s body. “As soon as we were outside and walked past our midwife’s shop, suddenly we went into labor. […] Then these contractions got faster and more intense and then all of a sudden I panicked. […] I thought I’d have my child on the sidewalk, “says Marie, describing the events.
But it didn’t happen that fast. Marie made it home without giving birth on the sidewalk and then even had to be patient for a long time. The contractions subsided and nothing happened. Only the induction trick – that is, sex – shortly before the actual birth brought success. “As a white sex knight I had to have mercy and initiate the birth and then it worked,” jokes Sebastian.
Source used: podimo.com