A eight-year-old boy is news these days in Chile for helping his mother give birth to his little brother. Belfor Poblete helped his mother because the father and his two brothers had left.
The woman had not had pregnancy checks and did not know when the baby could be born (although we already know that this is usually a lottery, whether you have controls or not). Apparently the baby wanted to be born after eight months of gestation and Nuvia, the mother, could only start giving birth in the same house.
He asked his son for help, interestingly, once saw on television a documentary in which they attended a birth.
Belfor told his mother to be calm and held the baby by the head while leaving, finally leaving him in bed. He took his scissors from the school, cut a piece of shoelace and tied his brother's umbilical cord (although as you know, although in the films they also run to cut an umbilical cord, it is not necessary nor is it advisable to hurry ), to cut it with the same scissors.
The woman had sought help at the mother-in-law's house, but at the time it was empty. With no further help, Belfor did everything he could to give his mother psychological and "professional" support.
It is not that the child needed to have Nuvia give birth, because in most cases a woman can give birth alone if nobody attends her, it seems that there is always someone there helping and it is not true ... (I say that remembering all the news that speaks of police who made midwives and things like that, as if the mother could not give birth without her "help" ), but at that time surely the presence of the child, who was more than calm, meant a lot to the mother, who logically was quite nervous.
