Watch I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant

I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant is an American television series that premiered on TLC in 2009. The show follows women who went through their pregnancies without realizing they were carrying a child until the moment they gave birth. Although the concept may seem unbelievable, it is a reality for some women who have irregular periods, use birth control, or experience little to no pregnancy symptoms.

Each episode of I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant features three different women who share their stories of unexpected childbirth. The women come from different backgrounds, ages, and circumstances, but they all have one thing in common: they had no idea they were pregnant until labor started.

Some of the women featured on the show were actively trying to conceive but were told they couldn't get pregnant due to medical conditions. Others were using birth control, and some were even on their periods while carrying their babies. The stories also cover a range of situations, from women who gave birth alone at home to those who delivered their babies in public places.

Throughout each episode, the women recount their experiences leading up to the birth, including their confusion and disbelief when they started feeling contractions. They often share their thoughts of feeling like something was "off" but not immediately realizing they were pregnant. In some cases, the women had dismissed their symptoms as other medical issues or assumed they were caused by stress or weight gain.

Viewers get an inside look at the delivery rooms and witness the women's surprise and shock when they realize they are giving birth. Many of them are in disbelief until they are holding their newborns in their arms. The show also takes a look at the aftermath of each unexpected birth, including the reactions of family and friends and how the new mothers adjust to their sudden change in circumstances.

One notable episode features Jamie McMahon from Colorado, who went through two pregnancies without realizing she was pregnant. McMahon had a medical condition that caused her to have irregular periods, leading her to believe that she couldn't conceive. She didn't realize she was pregnant with her first child until she went to the hospital with what she thought was appendicitis. After doctors performed an ultrasound, they discovered that McMahon was actually in labor and gave birth hours later.

McMahon's second pregnancy was even more surprising. She experienced no pregnancy symptoms and was still menstruating regularly. She only realized she was pregnant when she began experiencing excruciating pain and went to the hospital, where she was informed that she was in labor. McMahon gave birth to her second baby just 30 minutes after arriving at the hospital.

Another notable episode features Danielle Rosario, who had no idea she was pregnant until she went into labor while at work. Rosario assumed that her weight gain was due to her love of junk food and her lack of exercise. She didn't start experiencing contractions until she was at her job at a fast-food restaurant, where she gave birth in the restroom. Rosario's coworkers were stunned when they found out what had happened, and she remains grateful to them for helping her through the experience.

One of the most dramatic stories on I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant involves Jackie Torres, who gave birth alone in her bathroom after never realizing she was pregnant. Torres had been using birth control and had no symptoms of pregnancy. She only realized she was giving birth when her baby's head started crowning. Torres was able to deliver her baby safely and quickly, without any medical assistance.

I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant is a fascinating look at a rare but real phenomenon. Although the stories may seem unbelievable, they offer a unique perspective on pregnancy and childbirth. The show is a reminder that every pregnancy and birth is different and that women's bodies can surprise them in unexpected ways.

I Still Didn't Know I Was Pregnant is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (2 episodes). The series first aired on May 6, 2015.