"40 weeks now and no sign of labour": Heavily Pregnant woman can't wait for her unborn baby to come out

An excited mother-to-be engaged her unborn baby in a sweet conversation when she realized she was past her due date.

The very pregnant woman was 40 weeks gone and getting impatient as her baby was supposed to have arrived already.

The TikTok video showed the beautiful mother questioning her baby while touching her baby bump and making funny gesticulations.

The eager mother, identified as Alphaa Ndeunyema, revealed that she has carried the baby for 40 weeks and there was no sign of labour.

She encouraged her baby to come already as she couldn’t wait to hold her beloved in her arms.

Come out now, it’s not fair

Her words:

“When are you coming, my angel? I have carried you for 40 weeks now. Is it not enough? 10 weeks, 20 weeks, 30 weeks and 40 weeks now? No sign of labour. Mummy is waiting. I can’t wait to hold you in my arms.”

Netizens wished the soon to be mum a safe delivery while sharing their experiences.

@Rose Iiyambo: “Mama you nailed it. Wishing you a very safe delivery.”

@Nolwazi Radebe Mbusi0: “I was this fed up last week. 40 weeks and 2 days. I gave birth on 24th May, my boy landed. Safe delivery mommy.”

@choiceebudon: “You will surely deliver like Hebrew women. No worries, yor baby will come out soon.”

@Tochi Chukwuma: “It’s definitely a girl. They always take their time. Soonest you’ll meet your bundle of joy.”

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