You might have stumbled upon the viral sensation featuring 36-year-old Mia Tanaka, who dances her way through labor pains in a Boston hospital. She’s not just adorable; her dance moves are quite impressive—most of us can’t even dance like that when we’re simply out on the town, let alone in labor!
While dancing through contractions may sound like a new trend, it actually has a history of inspiring moms. Get ready to be entertained as we highlight some of the best dance moments during labor. We double dare you to try to stay still while watching these talented women:
- This soon-to-be mom makes belly dancing look so appealing! If she can shimmy like this while nine months pregnant and doing Lamaze, sign me up!
- Just throw on some Beyoncé, and suddenly anyone can bust a move. The friend joining in is just the cherry on top.
- Wouldn’t it be blissful to give birth on a sun-drenched Caribbean beach with the smooth sounds of reggae playing in the background?
- Watch this adorable toddler groove alongside her super fun mom. The moment around 1:00 where she dances through a contraction is one for the books!
- I need to get dance lessons from this incredible mama, like, right now!
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In summary, Mia Tanaka’s joyful labor dance showcases the power of positivity and movement during childbirth, reminding us all to find joy in even the most challenging moments.