Three boys and now we're having our first girl.

- [Nurse] She's gonna be soon

and the pain's gonna be gone, okay.

- Okay.

(upbeat music)

Hi, I'm Hannah.

I'm the World's OK-est Mom.

And I am 39 weeks pregnant.

Very much over it.

Very much ready for this to be done.

So imagine my surprise, nine short months ago,

I find out that I'm pregnant again.

It was such a welcome, exciting surprise.

I'm always so excited to welcome one more.

And then imagine my absolute shock

when we find out we're having a girl.

I thought we only made boys.

Honestly didn't quite sink in until she was born

that we were gonna have a daughter.

You might have seen that with my current youngest, Henry,

I ended up filming his birth.

I never documented any part of birth before that.

And it was so amazing to film it and get to reexperience it.

So I've decided I'm gonna do it again

because birth is so different every time.

I am going to take you along on this journey

of the fourth and final baby.

Give me some eviction vibes.

Let's get her out.

I should have known that maybe I was having a girl

because this pregnancy was so different from my other ones.

It was so much harder.

I was really, really sick.

Violently ill for about 17 weeks.

I had way more pain, more fatigue, more heartburn,

nausea at the end of pregnancy.

Just all those side effects

of pregnancy that you read about,

I was experiencing all of them.

I would love for her to come out soon

because I'm not sleeping at night at all.

I'm over it.

I'm not one of those people who likes being pregnant at all.

Someone said, can you say one good thing about pregnancy?

And I was like, no.

39 weeks, about done.

I'm so uncomfortable and tired.

It dawns on me, I literally haven't bought

anything for this baby, and I'm totally unprepared.

So I was feeling really panicked

about a couple key items that I hadn't bought yet.

But Matt had a little surprise for me.

I do this every time.

I don't buy a stroller, then the baby's here.

Then I panic, I get backed into a corner.

I buy whatever stroller's at the store and I don't like it.

It's not the stroller I wanted.

So I was venting to Matt and he said,

do you want your surprise?

And I said, yes.

So he's outside getting something.

And I'm very excited to see what it is.

Oh my gosh!

What?

- You like it?

- [Hannah] Oh my gosh.

Okay, where did this come from?

- Your friends sent me money with Zelle,

so I was able to get this cool new stroller.

- [Hannah] Oh my gosh, that's so sweet.

- [Matt] You like it?

- [Hannah] It's the one I wanted.

- The money was in my account so fast

I was able to get it right away.

- [Hannah] Oh my gosh.

Okay, let's take it for a test run.

Let's get the kids.

Woo, looking good.

Who's gonna sit behind you?

- Leni. - Yeah.

So having a girl opened up

just a whole world full of names as well,

and we were so overwhelmed choosing a baby name.

But I found out about something super cool

that's kind of new to me, baby name consultations.

So I reached out to this really sweet woman named Morgan,

and we booked a baby name consultation,

and did it over video chat.

Hi, Morgan.

- Hi, Hannah.

Nice to meet you.

- Thank you so much for doing this.

I can't tell you how many names I've picked

and we've decided on,

and then a week later I'm like, I hate it.

We're done, we're not using this.

We're starting all over.

What is your process

for whittling down the names for people?

- I've got big databases full of names

just from different vibes, different generations.

A lot of parents want different sounds or letters.

So I've got just Google sheets

on Google sheets that have

lots of different categories of names.

- What did you come up with?

- Yeah, well I was looking at your boys' names,

Jackson, and Wyatt, and Henry.

And I feel like, for them, it's classic

but maybe a little bit western and a little bit vintage.

And then I really liked leaning into that vintage vibe.

- So if you had to pick one name that's like

your number one recommendation for this baby,

what would that name be?

- Based on the names that you were giving me

I really liked the idea of Birdie.

And even if you didn't use Birdie directly,

names like Wren, you can get the nickname Birdie from,

or Beatrice, or even Roberta.

I just got big Birdie vibes from you.

- That's so funny 'cause we definitely have noticed

that we like the E sounding ending of her names,

like Birdie.

It's so cute and it just feels really playful.

But I love that end sound.

Thank you so much for helping me organize my thoughts.

And I feel like even if we don't use

one of the names that you suggested,

it's another really good starting point

for us to kind of associate even more names

that we might not have thought of.

Well thanks, Morgan.

- Thank you so much, Hannah.

- And I will, I'll let you know what we end up with.

- So with Henry, I ended up being induced

because he was born really close to Christmas,

and we just wanted a little more control over the situation.

And I wasn't gonna do that this time around,

but she wasn't coming out,

and so we decided to go with inducing again this time

because we needed a really ironclad plan for childcare.

If I were to go into labor in the middle of the night,

we have three kids who someone has to stay home with.

And we live really far from my family.

So with that date in mind,

I really had high hopes to do a lot of family stuff,

do a lot of outings.

And of course, nothing ever goes to plan

and we all got very sick with a really bad cold.

So the last week was spent trying to get everybody healthy,

trying to find moments to do fun stuff together

while we can, inside.

And just make sure that no one has a cold

when this baby comes.

How many are there?

- One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

- Almost. - 10.

- Four days until my induction.

And I woke up this morning 50 times worse.

I feel like garbage.

Oh my God, I'm trying so hard not to throw up.

I wanted to spend these last few days enjoying time

with the kids and here I am stuck in bed.

Oh my God, I look like poop. (laughs)

I really wanted to dedicate a lot of time to Henry

because I knew that this was

gonna be a rude awakening for him.

He is so much the baby of the family.

I knew it would be a big adjustment for him

because we're so close.

So I dedicated a lot of time to Henry,

a lot of cuddles to Henry, 'cause he knew a baby was coming,

but I don't think he really knew what it meant.

TMI, if I don't regularly pee,

every time I cough, I pee my pants.

I've had to change my pants three times today

'cause she's so low,

and she's putting so much pressure on my bladder.

So I had my final doctor's appointment

before my induction date.

It's two days away.

I needed a cervical check and I'm three centimeters dilated.

I was having some contractions, not painful ones.

He did what's called a stripping your membranes,

which is kind of like loosening the amniotic sack

from inside the uterus.

And it's supposed to help with a smoother labor.

It wasn't unbearable or anything,

but it was uncomfortable.

And that was it.

So now we wait.

And I can't stop peeing, so.

I feel like it's near.

This is the last full day of the baby bump.

Okay, I'm headed to the hospital

for my pre-screening that they do before induction.

They're gonna take a urine sample, probably blood,

they're gonna COVID test me.

And then it's like all done and set

so that I can come in tomorrow and not have to deal with it.

Okay, so I just finished at the hospital.

I'm gonna go get myself a little treat

'cause this is my last day as a pregnant woman.

Oh my God, it's all happening.

This is crazy.

So my mom is here.

I'm all set to go at 5:00 AM tomorrow.

Hi, guys. - Hello.

- [Hannah] Are you excited to have a baby sister tomorrow?

- Yes. - Yeah.

- [Hannah] Yeah?

Who's gonna hold her first?

- Me. - Me.

- The oldest. - Me.

Me!

- Me.

- [Hannah] I'm gonna miss you guys tomorrow.

- You'll be at the hospital.

- [Hannah] I know.

Do you wanna say anything to your sister before she's born?

- Hi.

- We're doing a bedtime book for honey.

Last night as the youngest.

When I come home

I'm coming home with your sister.

Okay, goodnight guys.

- Goodnight.

- So our induction appointment was 5:00 AM,

but that did grant me the luxury of getting ready for birth.

I got to do my hair and makeup.

It felt very reminiscent of having Henry.

It was like total flashbacks to putting on my makeup,

pitch black outside, in the bathroom,

heading out in the darkness to go to the hospital.

So I get to the hospital, I get admitted,

I go to my labor and delivery room.

And they did a cervical check on me,

which is basically they shoved their whole arm up there

to reach your cervix and see how open it is.

And to give birth, your cervix goes from completely closed

to 10 centimeters dilated,

which is how open it is to fit the baby out.

So every time I've gone to the hospital

I've been at about a three or a four centimeters dilated.

It's kind of that pre-labor

where your body's starting to get warmed up.

I was six centimeters dilated.

So I had been in medium labor, I'd say,

where things were really moving quickly,

I just hadn't noticed.

I'm six centimeters dilated.

So they were like, do you,

you might wanna get your epidural now if you want it

'cause it's gonna go really fast probably.

Once they hook me up to the Pitocin.