The Newborn Baby’s ‘Hate the Whole World’ Expression Makes Everyone Laugh, but the Image When Growing Up is Even More Surprising.
While lying on the operating table, Hollie Wallis, an expectant mother in America, overheard doctors and nurses laughing and talking about her newborn baby’s “hate the world” expression following a frown. At that moment, Hollie couldn’t help but think that maybe her baby wanted to say, “It’s very comfortable in the womb. Why take me out? Put me back where I was.” However, she found it amusing because she knew that the journey of growing up inside the womb is not easy.
Winter Josephine, the baby girl born with a scowling face, was a pleasant surprise for Hollie. After undergoing several surgeries to remove a large tumor in her uterus, Hollie had thought that she would never be able to become a mother again. When the pregnancy test showed two bold lines, she rushed to the hospital to confirm it, and indeed, she was pregnant.
The first days of pregnancy went smoothly until the first ultrasound, where doctors discovered no amniotic fluid in the gestational sac. This condition, known as oligohydramnios, can be worrisome as amniotic fluid serves as protection and cushion for the developing fetus. However, in the second ultrasound, they found the amniotic sac intact, and the fetus was developing healthily.
As the due date approached, Hollie had an appointment for an antenatal check-up, but she felt something was wrong on a Sunday morning, prompting her to rush to the hospital. She was then rushed into an emergency cesarean section due to a dangerous situation for the fetus. Despite the doctors’ disheartening predictions, baby girl Winter was born healthy, though underweight, and her scowling face with tightly furrowed eyebrows caught everyone’s attention.
It’s known that low amniotic fluid during pregnancy can put the fetus at high risk of birth defects and may require physical therapy. Some babies don’t survive, while others may face developmental challenges. However, Winter proved to be an exceptional child, strong and resilient despite her scowling expression.
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