[girl] previously on unexpected...
[lilly] I'm gonna miss you.
You know you gotta go be a momma on your own.
[lilly] my mom has taught m everything I know
about being a mom.
And now I'm not gonna have her there all the time.
There's no eating in the living room.
[lilly] please listen, baby.
I didn't move to not have no authority in the house.
[emersyn speaking]
[emersyn] my mom has a lot of rules.
Mason has to stay downstairs
and, like, can't sleep in the same bed.
And enough is enough.
[emersyn speaking]
oh! Oh! Hold on. I got a text.
We got a baby!
-[baby crying] -[tiarra speaking]
I don't really remember most of it...
[tiarra speaking]
jason, hurry up. You gotta go, dude.
She's ready to give birth, like, any moment.
[jason speaking]
our birth plan is to not use any medication,
but I don't do well with pai
[woman speaking]
[kylen speaking]
[rebecca] oh. Come on in.
[kylen] we just got to the birth center
and I've been in labor pretty much the whole night
and we're hoping that xavier will be here today.
I'm hoping it's gonna go smoothly
and be done
quick and easy.
So, I think that what we're gonna do
is admit you for labor and we're gonna do a labor assessment.
-Okay. -And we'll just kind of see how things go--
[kylen speaking]
-[chuckles] -[rebecca] all right.
I feel good about being at the birth center.
It's just a way more comfortable environment
to have a baby, better than the hospital would have been.
[jason speaking]
...With, like, decisions on xavier and stuff.
Which will be good because
jason does not like to not be involved.
He wants to be involved in everything.
Exactly.
[rebecca speaking]
kylen is 41 weeks and six days pregnant today.
And, um,
she's in labor, I think.
[woman speaking]
so, we're just gonna keep an eye on things
and try and make her as comfortable as possible.
And, um, get
things going for this labor.
[jason speaking]
[rebecca speaking]
-[jason speaking] -yeah.
I'm delivering the baby. I'm super excited about that.
I'm a little nervous that he might pass out.
What if you pass out?
I'm not... Well, the only reason why I'd pass out
is because of pain.
'cause I don't... He knows I don't do good with pain.
Yeah, but you haven't felt any pain, like,
bad this, like, whole pregnancy
until the contractions started last night.
Okay.
Perfect.
[rebecca speaking]
okay.
[kylen speaking]
[jason speaking]
our birth plan is to do a water birth.
I just think that
it's a lot more smoother process.
And I think it helps with pa
which is good because I'm very nervous
to give birth without the epidural.
But...
[kylen speaking]
yeah.
[jason speaking]
and I don't support that.
Yeah, let's...
So, you know when we get out about four or six centimeters,
because that can slow labor down, so we're kind of like,
trying to estimate where you are.
When you think it's okay to get in...
[rebecca speaking]
give you kind of a spa.
I'll be right back.
Usually we recommend that people get into the tub
once they're past six centimeters.
But she has asked for no cervical exams.
So, there's no way for me to know that she's past six centimeters.
But because of her contraction pattern,
that would be my estimate.
Ow.
-Don't. -I'm trying to make you push, bud.
We're gonna be here till [bleep] tomorrow.
Ow.
[jason speaking]
[woman speaking]
[kylen speaking]
I don't know.
Okay, I'll let you guys have some privacy to talk about it.
No pressure to discuss it while I'm here.
Then... Tell me.
-[kylen groans] -yeah.
[continues groaning]
it's not out of the norm at all
for us to have young
and teenage couples in our care.
It does present its own
special set of circumstances
especially with teenage parents
who are both not on the same page.
[rebecca] definitely
the people who are most successful
are people who have their plans laid out.
But who are also flexible enough
to change those if the...
Um, if the landscape changes
of their labor.
[groans]
[phone vibrating]
[tiarra] I just came out from a c-section.
I've been resting and in recovery for a few hours
my incision is still very, very sore.
So, every time I need to get the baby,
I need dee to hand her to me or if I need a diaper,
I still have to ask dee to get it
because it's hard to get out of bed.
So I can't wait for that to go away.
-We get to see sissy. You ready? -[ella] yeah.
[melissa] aw, there's mommy. Her been crying.
I don't have her yet.
[ella speaking]
-[tiarra] yep. You wanna see her? -Yes.
[melissa gasps] oh! Ella, she looks like you!
[laughing]
she's so cute.
Ensley is so [bleep]... Oh, freaking cute.
Oh, she's so cute.
Almost said a bad word 'cause she was so effing cute.
But I feel like I shouldn't describe her with a bad word.
Even though she's gonna be tiarra's wild child.
You could just tell on ensley's face.
The faces that she makes, you could just tell
she's gonna put tiarra through hell.
[melissa] she looks like you ella.
All but mommy's nose. Look at her, so pretty.
She looks like a little baby doll.
She's just laying there, sleeping.
She looks fake and tiarra's over there drugged up.
I don't know what kind of drugs she was on, but...
[tyra chuckles]
[melissa] how do you feel?
I don't remember anything.
I go back and watch videos that I have on my phone
and I was just in there just talking to myself in the camera
like, I was on facetime with somebody.
[laughing]
look how pretty.
You wanna give her a kiss?
-Yeah. -Give her a kiss.
Mimi's gonna cry. Look how pretty her ears are, tiarra.
This is ensley joanne ragland.
She was born July 21st.
She was seven pounds and 19 inches long.
I'm nervous for how ella will be around ensley
when we bring her home
just because
it's been just her for a while.
And she hasn't really been around
newborns, so...
I don't know what to expect.
She could be good or she could be bad, it does...
It could go either way.
-I miss you. -[ella] I miss you.
[tiarra] just a couple of days, I'll be there.
[ella speaking]
she's gonna let me hold her when you get here.
Because I had a c-section
I have to stay in the hospital a little bit longer
because of the healing process.
And after you have a c-section,
it's really hard to do everything basically.
Like, siting up hurts, coughing, sneezing.
Like, literally everything. It's like you have to
learn how to do it again almost.
So, I'm glad I have my mom and marilyn watching ella
because I could not possibl deal with a two-year-old right now.
We're...
-I'm sorry. -No, you're good. That didn't hurt.
Uh-oh. You hear her cry?
-[tiarra] I know. -Oh, I can't wait to hold her.
Tyra and layla plan to come out in a couple of days,
so she can help out with ella and see ensley.
This will be our first time seeing each other in person since our fight.
If something happens to her baby,
you just know, it's your goddamn fault.
[tiarra] I hope that
whenever tyra comes, there's no drama.
Because I'm going to be sore dealing with my c-section,
a baby and a toddler.
So, I'm hoping, like,
I don't have to deal with any of tyra's crap.
-[ensley crying] -all right, I love you bunches, okay, baby?
-Say, "call me later." -call me later.
-Say, "I love you so much." -I love you so much.
Happy birthday, ej, I love you.
Facetiming with my mom and sister to show them ensley
was good in a way because
I didn't have to deal with, like,
all the loud commotion stuff going on.
I could just hang up whenever I was done talking.
I kind of liked it better being the only one in there.
That gave us time to
bond with the baby a little bit more
before dealing with the reality that we have
a toddler on top of a newborn.
[tiarra] I definitely know it's gonna be a lot adding another baby.
Who's that?
Once I get home, everything's a [bleep] mess.
[lilly] so you clean it the [bleep] up then.
What have you been doing all day home by yourself?
Taking care of [bleep] kids, wiping ass, breastfeeding, giving baths,
cooking three meals a [bleep] day.
-What you do is not hard, it's just... -[bleep] you.
Let's make it clear that I said
mason couldn't sleep in the bed with you.
That's why he's not allowed in my house.
Because he's completely disrespectful and rude.
♪ all is fair in love and war ♪
okay. I'm laying down.
[baby crying]
[erica] when emersyn came ho from the hospital
with the baby and mason,
they were at the house for a few days.
And then she left.
I didn't hear from emersyn for, like, an entire week.
Um, and I come home
and there she is sitting on the couch
like nothing has happened.
I thought you said mason said that you couldn't come back here.
-Huh? -[erica] when I asked you about it, I said,
"do you wanna come back?" and you said mason said no.
He didn't say no, he was just nervous about it.
He didn't want us to, like, fight.
I've been at mason's about a week and a couple of days.
With the baby.
Because after mateo was born
me, mason and him went back to my mom's house.
And the whole time we're on edge a little bit.
Just knowing the rules where he has to stay downstairs
and, like, can't sleep in the same bed.
But we did it anyways.
[emersyn speaking]
-oh, yeah. I'll come back for it. -Come back for it? Okay?
[emersyn speaking]
when she found mason in my bed,
my mom went total ballistic on me.
And said mason's not allowed to come over anymore.
So, I just grabbed what I could
and left.
It's really easy
for you to say we were fighting,
instead of you and mason taking responsibility
for your actions.
Let's make it clear that I said
mason couldn't sleep in the bed with you.
And I caught him sleeping in the bed,
then when I said that cannot happen again
this whole thing went haywire.
-[chuckles] okay. -[baby cooing]
at some point, you have got to take responsibility.
And so does mason.
I had peeked in on emy just to see how she was doing
and I saw him and he,
I mean, just looked right at me and...
Just looked right at me. It was very
cold, like,
I really don't care about the rule.
I'm gonna lay here. I'm gonna snuggle her.
I mean, it was just icy and it really bothered me.
They were horrible, they... [scoffs]
it's kind of a smack in our face.
[sai speaking]
that's why he's not allowed in my house.
Because he's completely disrespectful and rude.
Complete disrespect.
It's just, it's really off putting for me
that I invited that family into my home.
I gave mason all the benefits of the doubts
and now he's saying that he doesn't want you to come here
'cause it's not safe.
I, uh, I didn't want her to go yet
because I want my child to, like, not be around
a lot of yelling and a lot of stress and anxiety,
and same with emersyn.
Especially, when you just had your very first child.
'cause I just want them to feel super safe and all that
and she might have taken that the wrong way.
I didn't mean like, their home's unsafe or anything.
I just meant, like,
I want them to be as
emotionally healthy as possible.
Yeah.
[erica] it's very easy for him to play house
at somebody else's home
when you're not paying the bills.
Isn't it? But no, we have rules
and we have guidelines to make a family work.
And then, he's gonna say that
he doesn't feel comfortable with you over here.
Apart from which
ernie pulled up to my driveway
and I told him not to take my daughter,
to come out of the car,
to have a conversation parent-to-parent.
And not let a post-partum mother
who's got an infant, get in the car and...
Make rash decisions like that and he didn't.
He wouldn't even have a conversation with me.
-He pulled off and pretty much just took my child. -[emersyn speaking]
-what? -He didn't take me.
-[erica] he did take you. -It was my decision.
[erica] I stood on the porch and I said,
"don't take my daughter, ernie."
the only thing I was worried about was
mason, emersyn and the baby,
getting them out of there, so everybody could cool down.
But I did leave it up to them.
I mean, I asked emersyn, "you wanna stay?
What do you guys wanna do?"
so, it was their decision
and probably the right decision.
Erica's very high anxiety type.
You know, like, at the point where she was just
out of control.
Um, and...
It freaked me out,
but one thing I learned out of that whole lesson
is there's other crazy families out there.
-[mason chuckles] -you know?
-We're not the only one. -We are not the only ones.
I have huge concerns
about you going over there.
I have been uncomfortable,
I am uneasy about it.
I have to get on my knees and pray every single day.
-[emersyn] that's your choice. -To make sure that you guys are okay.
Because that's the only way that I can make it feel better.
Mason,
you have a mother who's on probation.
She disappeared for days on end on a drug binge.
-Right? -Mom, that was last year.
I'm sorry, but she's
not stable. [chuckles dryly]
you just don't stop, do you?
-No, emy, you need to... -[emersyn speaking]
you need to listen to this, you need to hear this.
She has a different perspective than me completely
'cause she's
on a different side and, like,
she's only heard certain things and, like,
I just feel like if she got to know mason's mom,
I think they could be pretty good friends.
From what I've experienced talking to her
and living with her for, like, a week.
So...
I don't know.
Maybe I seem judgy, but I'm really not being judgy.
I'm saying, you have a woman
who's a drug addict, has abandoned her family.
Why is not somebody stepping up and saying,
"this is crazy.
They need healing. They need proper healing."
and not a bunch of chaos in their house
by bringing emersyn in the middle of it.
Um, by bringing a newborn
in the middle of it, while his mom is in recovery.
It could collapse very, very, very quickly.
[mateo cooing]
no, I ju... [laughs]
-[emersyn speaking] -I just... It hurts my feelings
when you say mason is afraid for you to come back here,
-[erica] versus what... -Because he doesn't want us to fight.
Okay, I'm just saying. I wanna get a clear picture.
Because we have a loving, safe, supportive home for you
with boundaries and rules.
But he's more nervous about you being in your home
than being in their home
with all the circumstances that are going on over there.
[emersyn speaking]
[erica] we have to talk about it.
It's real. This is real life.
[emersyn speaking]
I don't know why she says
-there's no reasoning with me. -[emersyn speaking]
so...
It's hard.
Because she's not getting it. Her little, young mind
is not going, "oh, wait. My mom's coming out of a place of
love."
but she's young and sometimes, 18-year-old's think they're invincible.
And they're not. [chuckles]
[lilly] what's wrong, mister?
-[baby cooing] -what's wrong, mister?
Lj.
-I see what you're going to do. -[baby cooing]
get out of here.
Out. Out. Out.
It's been a week since we moved into our new apartment.
And the stress of the move is behind us.
But I'm getting adjusted to a new kind of
mayhem, which is being
alone with my kids
for the first time.
-[aaliyah] mom? -Yeah.
Yes.
Yeah, come on. I'm gonna put your brother in his jumper.
It's really weird
not to have my mom around all the time.
I miss her a lot.
It's really just, like, strange...
All I've ever lived with is my mom.
-Baby. -Okay, he already has something.
Just to not have her here
and know that she's, like,
40 minutes away
is hard to deal with.
I mean, you wanna do the sheets
and the blankets first, and then the pillows.
You're not doing much making, are you?
-Huh? -You're not doing much
bed-making.
My day-to-day routine with the kids
is wake up at the ass-crack of dawn.
Feed them breakfast.
And then I usually let them play.
I clean up breakfast.
And I kind of play with them. Keep them entertained.
And then I make lunch. I clean up lunch.
Same thing. We hangout until dinner.
And then I make dinner.
Feed them. Clean-up dinner.
Give them baths. And then I do it all over again the next day.
Kind of feel like my brain is mush by the end of the day.
[aaliyah speaking]
I don't know. I have to call grandma and ask her a question.
I call my mom a lot,
constantly. A lot of the time, she's busy and like, can't talk.
[line ringing]
-[kim speaking] -[lilly] hey.
If I bought chicken on...
I think it was Thursday or no, it was Friday. If I bought chicken on Friday,
-can I still use it? -Mom.
I now go hide and you find me and you count.
Okay. Maybe I'll just, maybe I'll just order more.
I do try to remember back to when I was
young and had my kids young. And it is hard.
You know, you gotta create your own house and your own routine.
You gotta clean your own mess.
You know?
Sometimes being alone sucks.
...Pajamas up.
If you wanna go to the park, let me do your hair.
[lj cooing]
[lilly] I don't expect him t
really understand the way I'm feeling, because
no one will unless you're doing what I'm doing.
It's a lot. I don't, I don't think people realize what moms go through.
Mmm-hmm.
[kim] about moving out? That's what they wanted to do.
[bleep]. I'll go get my keys.
Aaliyah stay right there.
It's just men in general. Like, they get to
clock out. And their day's over.
They're clocked out. They co home. They take a shower. They eat. They lay down.
They do whatever they wanna do.
My job is literally 24 hours a day, through the entire night
from the second I open my eyes, it never ends.
You want a ice pop
or do you want ice-cream in a bowl?
[aaliyah speaking]
who's that?
-Who is that? -[lawrence] dada.
Pa-pa.
[lawrence] is that popo baby?
-[aaliyah] mom. -[lawrence] is that popo baby?
[aaliyah] I'm so full...
Ever since the move has happened, we've been fighting a lot more.
[lawrence speaking]
literally, you know what you do? You come home,
and you look at me, you said, "hmm, I had a bad day. So, now I'm gonna make her..."
actually my [bleep]
-is great until I get home. -I'm gonna fight with her.
Once I get home, everything's a [bleep] mess.
If everything is a mess, you clean it [bleep]
-up then. I don't [bleep]... -What [bleep] doing all day home...
-Kids wiping ass. Breast-feeding. Giving baths. -Like, what you doing? Okay.
-Showers. Taking kids outside to play. -Whatever. Like...
Feeding kids. Cooking three meals a [bleep] day.
-What you do is not hard. -[bleep] you. [bleep] you and [bleep] you.
Feel like I needed to move out to get a sense of what motherhood really is.
But, it's definitely really hard on me
day after day to have little to no help.
Ow! Come here.
She can tough it out. Not even that bad. Wah.
[crying]
♪ we've come so far ♪
♪ but we're still looking ahead♪
[crying in pain]
[jason speaking]
[grunting]
[jason] is he coming?
[kylen] ow!
Ow...
Come here.
[jason] I'm here.
[crying]
it's 2:30 p.M.
And kylen hasn't eaten since last night.
She's in a lot of pain and exhausted.
And still no sign of baby.
-Hey, babe. -What's up?
I just got a text from heidi. She said, they're still in labor.
Man, I wish that baby would get here.
Me too. 'cause I feel like I need to be there holding her hand.
[michael] yeah.
It is a little disappointing to get updates
through heidi
and not kylen and jason.
I wish I could be in the birth room, but
that's only if my daughter wants me there.
To me it just seems like,
jason, he put this idea in kylen's head.
[jason] we probably want you guys coming in like,
right after we give birth or a little bit after.
No. It...
Like... Next question.
I'm not trying to start issues.
I feel all women that have babies
want their mothers to be there.
It's a big bonding moment
between daughter and mother.
I know you wanna be there.
-I wanna be there. -Shut up. You're gonna make me cry.
-So you have to wanna be there. You're the mother. -Yeah. I wanna be there.
Yeah.
Kylen's been having pain since 4:00 in the morning.
Well, that's just a long time.
I don't know what it's like to give birth naturally.
I think she can handle her pain.
I hope she does.
But, if there's an emergency, so help me.
We'll he hauling ass to get there.
[marie] yes, we will be.
I'm a little worried
that jason
would not, being his age, would not
support kylen,
should something go wrong, you know like,
a cesarean or surgery or
something terrible happen.
I, I just, I get so worked up worrying about them.
Driving myself crazy.
[kylen speaking]
[crying]
it didn't feel good seeing her in pain. But I knew it was for my son and that
she can tough it out.
[crying]
[jason speaking]
[rebecca] I don't really want you pushing until
we know that you're
totally complete.
And I can't know that without
either you feeling the baby being right there or,
I mean, I could check you and see if you're complete.
[jason speaking]
[rebecca] I don't think so.
My offers are this...
Check you to see where you are,
fluids, herbal tincture.
Those are my offers.
Our recommendation is
to administer some iv fluids that can be really helpful
when people are experiencing um,
fatigue after a long night of
-contractions with no sleeping. -Yeah.
...Which has a little bit of special sugar in it, that can help you
feel less tired.
[jason speaking]
I understand. Yeah. I can understand that.
So, the fluid is called lactated ringer.
And it's a... It's a crystalloid fluid which is
kind of similar to the fluid that's in your blood.
[jason speaking]
[rebecca] and it's also really hard work.
And sometimes you feel like, nauseated.
[rebecca] yeah.
[jason speaking]
although like, we are proponents of natural birth.
And we're proponents of this being a natural process. So, we know that it
can be long and it can be difficult and it can be
painful. We never ever want someone to needlessly suffer.
And giving her an iv
is such a simple, benign way
to aid her and help her suffer less.
[grunting]
[rebecca] it's just like a bad of fluid.
[grunting in pain]
I'm not feeling as good as I felt in the beginning.
And it's getting kind of fishy 'cause
the midwife started pushing the iv, talking her into it.
Not even that bad. Wah.
[groaning]
[rebecca] all right. I'm gonna go chart this and I'll be back.
And you can tell me what, if any of those things, she would like.
[kylen] okay.
-[rebecca] fluids. Fixing them. -[kylen] I know.
[jason speaking]
as caregivers, it's really difficult to see someone
suffering and know that we can help.
And have a person
outside of that person's body saying,
"no, it's okay for her to suffer like this. And
you can't help her."
and if kylen's making the decision,
"no, I don't want the iv."
sure, like, we totally support that, you know.
But it didn't um,
it didn't feel that that was what was happening.
No.
So, it became clear that the relationship
that I thought that they had, which was
one of mutual trust and respect and support,
is not the relationship that they have.
[crying]
[jason speaking]
[tiarra] today is the day that we come home from the hospital.
I think it's gonna be a lot harder having two kids.
-I'm just gonna hold her neck. I'm not taking her. -[layla crying]
look, you're hurting her feelings, now she's crying.
[music playing]
[tiarra speaking]
wasn't I, like, in much better shape
after ella?
No, like, when we were leaving for ella, you were, like, literally, like,
moving like you didn't just have surgery.
[tiarra] and this is my second one.
I still feel like I wasn't healed from my first one.
Oh, dee!
Today is the day that we come home from the hospital and,
I'm excited to leave the hospital
because I'm ready to go home and see ella and just,
bring the baby home.
And I'm also very excited that I get to introduce
ensley to my mom and tyra.
Since they are here in maryland to help me
because I know, with my c-section scar,
and with a newborn, it's not gonna be easy.
You better not be pooping, girl.
-She got the sweetest eyes. -She's doing so well I wanna rest and...
[exhales]
oh, my god.
I don't know how much more of these I can take.
[whimsical music playing]
that's my animal.
Share. Hey!
No hitting.
Don't cry! Mom's gonna hear that.
[tyra] hey, and layla be nice.
Ella hasn't been sharing with her.
She's been taking everything away from her.
So she's being a cry baby.
-Why are you crying? -Shh! Hush!
I did not picture my first night
at home with all this, like, chaotic mess going on.
I definitely did not picture layla and ella wanting to fight the whole time,
'cause most of the time, they play very well together.
But-- oh, wait! My titties are crampin'.
Ow [bleep]!
It's like a shock. It's like,
literally like a electric fence.
This hurts. I'm about to have a fit.
Start squeezin' out milk
with my hands.
Hmm. Oh, she's eatin'.
Hey, girl!
Hey, titty baby.
With a c-section scar
like, after you
get cut up and then stuff, it's hard to, like, sit up,
it's hard to use the bathroom.
It's hard to do, literally anything, like...
So it's not that much, I mean,
-I've-- yeah. It's, if-- -yeah, have you had a c-section scar also?
-No, I haven't had a c-section but I've had... -Okay, so you don't know.
It's not. I can promise you it's nothing like, okay...
-You can't stand up. -Okay. Okay!
You can't stand up after you've had one out your [bleep].
[tyra inhales] oh, my god!
-[tiarra] go and wash. Go and wash your hands. -[melissa] hi, pooka boo!
I think and I hope, and I pray that ella's gonna be a good big sister.
I think the only thing that's gonna scare me
is that she's gonna wanna be too helpful.
So she's gonna wanna do too much and she can't.
And I feel like that's gonna be hard on me
because, I feel like, in the moment, I might accidentally be like,
"ella," like, "you can't do that, you're not big enough for something like that,"
and hurt her feelings.
I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sister.
[ensley crying]
baby, I'm here!
I'm here.
[tiarra] who's this? Who am I holding?
-Sissy. -But what's her name?
-Sissy. -What's her name though?
-Ensley. -Yeah, you gotta put the phone down and say it.
No.
You don't like talking to her? Look, you're hurting her feelings.
Now, she's crying.
Hold on, let me hold her.
[indistinct conversation]
I'm not takin' her.
Oh, look, she about to cry.
She about to cry. Mommy can't stand like that. Mommy's belly's hurtin'.
Momma's gonna hold her neck.
-I'm just gonna hold her neck. I'm not taking her. -[cries]
-okay. -She's not taking her.
I think it's gonna be a lot harder having two kids, especially,
with ella's age, right now.
I don't really want any more kids.
And I don't wanna wait
four years and
have another kid. Because then, it's like,
I'm doing it all over again when ella's gonna be
-seven years old. -That's what I'm sayin', that's why we knock it out.
-'cause... -What the [bleep] are you talking about?
-Knock it out? We did knock it out. -'cause... Like our 20s.
-One, two, knocked it out. -You gotta knock one more out.
-No! Another girl, so that you can pout? -A boy.
A boy.
He's stupid.
He's just talkin' right now.
Ask him in two days after mom leaves.
And then his answer's gonna be, like,
"um, I'm probably just gonna go ahead and put in my vasectomy."
I think that we should call an ambulance.
[jason speaking]
are you tryin' to kill me, you dumb [bleep].
[kylen screaming]
-you've got medicines? -Ahhh!
[indistinct conversation]
[kylen] argh! My stomach hurts.
[groaning]
[rebecca] it's almost midnight and
all of the interventions that we have recommended have not been
accepted. Um, kylen is not able to rest.
Um, so we're concerned about maternal exhaustion at this point.
[rebecca speaking]
when we reach the point of maternal exhaustion
that is a higher risk situation
and it's an indication for
transport to a higher-level facility like the hospital.
Yeah.
-[rebecca speaking] -[heather speaking]
[rebecca speaking]
[woman] really close.
[talking indistinctly]
yeah. I think that we're there.
So you're pulse is 120. That's way above
what is normal.
So, both of those things mean that
you're out of normal range.
So we're gonna have to move to the hospital.
[heather speaking]
no.
[groaning]
[rebecca] I think that we should call an ambulance.
-[groans] -what? Oh.
[jason speaking]
okay.
We care very much for kylen, um...
We know that a hospital birth was not
anything that they wanted.
And here we are.
But overall, the hospital has resources for
kylen, and for xavier,
um, to make sure that the situation stays safe for both of them.
And I wish
them all of the best for a safe and beautiful birth.
Kylen has certainly worked hard for it.
Mmm-hmm.
[jason speaking]
[jason] she's not even that far along, we can go home.
No, we can't, you dumb [bleep].
Are you trying to kill me?
When they kicked us out after sayin' there was no more they could do for us,
I was definitely mad at the midwives because
I knew for damn sure that they could have.
'cause, what is the hospital gonna do that they can't do,
when they told us they can do everything?
Yeah, you dumb [bleep].
-You are fine. -I am not fine.
Tonight you are. And you're not dilated.
You are so stupid.
How am I being stupid, do you wanna sleep?
-And then give birth tomorrow? -Go to the hospital.
No. We're going to the hospital.
Or I'm calling someone else to bring me.
Don't even [bleep] start with that,
-I don't give a [bleep]. -Then, stop.
[jason] I don't even think she was in labor.
I think she was having bad contractions and she thought it was labor.
'cause isn't labor when your water breaks?
Oh, oh! My bad. Scratch that.
[engine starts]
[jason speaking]
[kylen speaking]
[jason speaking]
[kylen speaking]
ow!
Ow!
I wish we just originally stuck with this home birth plan
and did it in my basement.
[narrator] next time on unexpected...
Okay, well, we'll be praying for ya.
I'm scared for her, yeah.
Think about the baby before you move him into a home that she's moving him into.
I feel that it's not a healthy place to be, right now.
I'd like to have a wedding, the ceremony and all that.
Wait a little while, there's no rush.
You guys keep doing all these things on warp-speed.
It's gonna cost you so much money to get out of the wedding.
Who says I'm getting divorced?
Uh, I really think that it would be beneficial
if I was able to reach out to your mom.
My entire childhood they couldn't go two seconds
without screaming and fighting at each other.
[man] our relationship, it's toxic and,
when her mother and I get into a room together, it's just tense.
[woman speaking]
yes, I am. I don't care what you think anymore.
I'm finally pissed off enough, I'm speaking up.
[security officer] follow the exit sign. It's time to go.