Having a baby is just an overwhelming experience; it's exciting, scary and weird all together! While those around try to fill you in about all the info they think you need to know about you bun in the oven; some info just remain untold. But worry not, for we're here to fill out the missing parts! Here're 5 things no one told you about having a baby  .

1-It’s not like the movies:

Water breaking in movies and television shows is usually a sudden burst that warrants an immediate rush to the hospital. In real life, it doesn’t go that way as it’s usually, it’s more of a slow leak and in some cases, your water doesn’t break, so your doctor does that for you.

2-Pushing is not the worst part:

  Most people think that pushing out the baby is the most painful part, yet actually it’sthe contractions that can be much worse.

3-Your doctor might not be there:

The doctor that you bond with during pregnancy may or may not be present with you in the delivery room, depending on the hospital’s schedule. But relax, it’s not a big deal as by the time you’re ready for the baby, you won’t care who it is helping you out.

Once the baby is here:

4-Forget about your moments of privacy:

Children have an innate sense of when you want (or need) time to yourself. They don’t understand why anyone would want to be alone. They feel like it is their job to keep you company, especially when you need to use the bathroom.

5-Your stuff = their stuff:

At least, that is what they believe. As hard as it may be, but all those things you keep organized in your drawer magically becomes their toys.

Finally, as troubling as babies may be, babies are blessing that we just can’t live without.