Jason Bramley, Steve Hanson and Jonny Biggins, three English dads, have decided to pay homage to moms by putting in the skin of a woman who is nine months pregnant and this until Mother’s Day, March 15. For four weeks, the three men will put on what they call an “empathy belly”, supposed to recreate the sensations of pregnancy. This combination, composed of a 15 kg belly and a swollen chest, which they already wear, must remain on them at all times, both in the office during the day and in the evening during the night. Dads will only be able to leave her to wash, which is an incredible experience for these three Brits. More, the belly in question simulates the weight of a real baby, the combination thus presses permanently on the bladder, the belly, the stomach and the chest of the three fathers of family. The feeling of discomfort that women can feel during their pregnancy seems to be rather well imitated since from the third day of wearing the suit, Jason Bramley confessed to “not having slept at all” the night. On the fifth day he also wondered “Why pregnant women did not use a wheelchair”, obviously quite embarrassed by his new belly. Each of the three experiences is transcribed in an online journal (3pregnantdads.com) until D-Day when dads can remove their heavy wetsuits, a moment they seem to be looking forward to. But this experience made them admit one thing all the same: “We owe all pregnant women tremendous respect. All ”.
Source : dailymail.co.uk