Monday 18 November, 2024

Watch what happens when men experience the agony of labour

At least they didn’t have to push out the baby.

CAN MEN REALLY ever know the pain of childbirth?

Two Dutch TV presenters decided to give labour a go, and agreed to be connected to machines which simulated the pangs of childbirth.

They gave up after two hours.

Here’s a more in-depth look at their ordeal:

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Watch what happens when men experience the agony of labour

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Column: 11 things nobody tells you about giving birth>