Feel free to change whatever you need to make it work for your muses. Triggers of childbirth & miscarriage apply
“Mother and father will be so pleased to hear the news!”
“You should not strain yourself so much and rest more.”
“Come, sit and let me take care of you.”
“I have brought you a gift for the babe.”
“The word father/mother suddenly has a nice ring to it.”
“Do you think the other children will like the new baby?”
“I think I felt the babe kick!”
“Is the baby bothering you? Here, let me try and soothe it.”
“Are you going to be sick? Let me help you.”
“You have never been more beautiful to me than when you are heavy with my child.”
“Take my arm, you waddle like a sea lion on land.”
“Are you not excited? You are not saying much…”
“Oh no, no, no, I should not be bleeding.”
“It is far too early for the baby to come!”
“The pain started an hour ago and it happened so quickly. There was blood and then it was over.”
“Why is there blood on your dress?”
“I came as fast as I could. The babe…?”
“You’ll be alright. These things happen unfortunately. The bleeding will stop soon.”
“I will not leave your side, I promise.”
“Here, hold my hand and squeeze it as hard as you want.”
“Tell me how I can help you.”
“Why don’t we take a little walk? It might help with the pain.”
“A bath will help with the pain. I’ll have a maid draw it up for you.”
“Let me help you change into something more comfortable.”
“There’s nowhere else I’d rather be than here with you.”
“That’s it, deep breaths. I know it hurts, but you are doing so well.”
“You don’t have to lie flat on your back. There are other positions you could try.”
“You are doing so well! I can see the baby’s head!”
“One big push and the babe will come.”
“There is a lot of blood. Should there be so much blood?”
“I have been in pain all night, but thought nothing of it.”
“I think my waters have broken.”
“Quick, call for the midwife, the baby is coming too fast!”
“I cannot do this! I want the pain to stop!”
“I do not want my husband in here. He will only be in the way.”
“This is a place for women only. Men have to stay outside.”
“I think I might vomit from the pain.”
“Please help me take a bath. Maybe that will ease the pain.”
“I have been in pain for hours. When will it finally stop?”
“This is your first babe. It will take a while to come.”
“What if my body doesn’t know how to do this?”
“Quick, help me lie down. I think I can feel the head coming.”
“Please don’t leave me alone here with strangers! I am afraid.”
“I wish to nurse my babe myself. I don’t require a wet nurse.”
“Come here and hold your son/daughter.”
“I am so very proud of you for gifting me this little miracle.”
“Childbirth truly is the battlefield of women.”
“The babe has your nose and my eyes.”
“I never thought babies were so…small.”
“Rest now, you have done well. I will watch the babe.”