I’m a squeamish person and have never had children due to medical reasons. I also have no pain threshold. I usually cross my legs when women discuss child birth! However I think these photos, done by a professional, are tasteful and having children is an amazing, natural experience.
I don’t have any issues with her sharing them yet definitely have them blurred and let the user decide whether they want to see them or not.

We see a lot more distasteful content on social media whether we want to or not!

I wouldnt want these things popping up when i wasnt expecting it so they should be restricted viewing and a persons choice if they wish to view them or not.

I can understand they would be a bit confronting if you weren’t expecting it and they popped up in your news feed but I don’t think that something as natural and normal as giving birth should be banned like that. Surely some compromise, like a warning about graphic content, could be reached?

It is up to an individual whether they want to post birth images or not. I believe these are just beautiful images of a baby entering the world. Showing the bond that exists between a mother and child is just breathtaking. Once our little ones enter this world we would do anything for them and protect them from everything.

I personally wouldn’t post my own birth photos of any social media sites however I do think what is any different to any thing else that is posted. All social media sites have an age limit and those ages limit os usually high enough that those teenagers understand where babies come from. If you don’t want to look at the photos just scroll on

People post everything on social media these days. Nothing is sacred anymore. I think that having a baby is beautiful and these pictures/videos are actually beautiful but you wouldn’t see me posting any of these.

While I would not put up photos of myself giving birth (and don’t have any) I think these photos are amazing and I don’t see any issue with them being on social media.

I definitely think you should have a choice to whether or not you want to see birth photos. I like how they are censored but can choose to view if you wish.

Childbirth Is a beautiful and empowering experience. While I would not publicly share my own birth photos I do like to see beautiful photos showing how amazing the women’s body is and how amazing seeing a babies first moment is. While I understand not everyone would like to see them on social media I have no issues at all with it.

I personally wouldn’t be putting up my birth photos (and don’t have any) and I don’t want to look at other peoples birth photos either. I didn’t even notice the first picture was a birth photo or related to birthing I thought it was toy.

I don’t have any issues with this being on social media , giving birth is natural. These photos are wonderful. Those who are offended easily should probably stay off social media

I personally think these are very private images. I understand they may be used for educational purposes, but then think the said facebook group should be private and as someone suggested, pictures blurred and the viewer then has a choice to view them.

Definitely a personal choice but to be taken down many times how frustrating. I think having the images blurred and can be clicked on for those that wish to see if a perfect solution for all.

Yeah i am not sure I’m a fan of this and Facebook tends to be more sensitive

Some people cannot stomach childbirth let alone graphic pictures. I think pictures are best kept in one’s own privacy.

Birth is such a beautiful and empowering thing to experience. These pictures take you back and Facebook shouldn’t be censoring this

I didn’t get to experience a natural birth with any of my kids so I love seeing others photos and reading their birth stories.

Amazing photos.

Facebook sensorship is ridiculous. I write a comment on a post this week saying “thisnwould be great for my son” and it was deleted by Facebook with them reporting it as spam. Yet there are scammers hacking out profiles and people scamming on FB ever day and when you report it, it comes back with “this doesn’t go against out community standards”

Scammers are ok, but birth is not??? Facebook needs to get the act together.

Absolutely beautiful! The birth of a baby however he/she enters the world is nothing short of spectacular and I love seeing the real raw photos! But as mentioned they are always pulled down or blurred and why ? It’s honestly natural human kind photos.

I’m fascinated by real birth images! I had no drugs, no interference and my babe was in my arms within 6 hours of my first contraction but due to my history of trauma and my consequent coping mechanism developed a long time ago I shutdown and don’t remember much at all of the whole experience and I’m sad for that. My partner was there the whole time and caught my babe on exit which is good but he isn’t much help with filling in the blanks as he was in shock and awe himself.

Some women are completely clueless as to what is really going to happen in that birthing suite so these images snd footage are so useful for education and preparation. Not to mention prosperity!

I personally thank these women for sharing their most intimate moments