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It is a good thing and a bad thing. Like everything in this world it has pros and cons. Pros: The satisfaction and joy that you have your very own special child and have bought such a delightful thing into existence. Cons: Going through childbirth is a painful and stressful time. You will feel very sick and tired all the time and the actual birth is one of the most painful things anyone could endure. There are painkillers and stuff they give you to help with the pain but it is still very hard.
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