'Little People, Big World': Tori fears her vagina will tear if she opts for a natural birth with Lilah
Tori and Zachary Roloff are all set to welcome their daughter, Lilah. The pair decided to visit the doctor to find out if their baby is healthy. Ahead of their consultation, the two had a conversation about their baby and if she would be average-sized or a dwarf. While Tori did not have a problem with their daughter being either, she admitted that the biggest thing for her was to hear the news about her health.
The pair finally reached for their consultation. Once the scan was done, Tori and Zachary were informed that their baby was most likely to be a dwarf. Tori was informed that the head of their child was bigger and the bones were not growing at the rate that they should. However, the doctor revealed that the health of the baby was otherwise good.
The couple was happy to know that nothing was wrong but Tori was put in a spot where nervousness took the better of her. Once the two reached their car, Tori confessed that she did not want to do a C-section as she did with their son, Jackson because the healing process had been a lot for her.
However, she worried if her vagina will tear if she decided to opt for a natural delivery with her daughter. She feared that the baby's head might pose to be a problem since it was larger in size. Tori joked that she was happy with how her vagina looked and wondered if she wanted two of her body parts to be damaged.
Apart from this, Tori also worried that being a dwarf and a girl, there might be times when she may not be able to answer the questions that their daughter is looking for. Zachary admitted that Jackson will always have him to look up to but for their daughter, things would be different as she would not have the same life as Tori.
Tori admitted that girls are more emotional in nature and there is a lot of problems that girls face right now. She wondered how things would be for their daughter as being a dwarf would take their problems up a notch. Zachary tried to explain that being a parent means handling their children and their problems.
He assured her that their daughter would always have someone beside her while adding that Jackson will always be there for her. Tori knew that she did not have matters in her hand and decided to focus on the present instead.
'Little People, Big World' airs on Tuesdays at 9 pm ET on TLC.