Journey Of Nine Month Pregnancy Of Wife Is Shown In Six Second Video By Husband Ian Padgham

"Pregnancy" is he most blessed and pleasuring thing for a normal women. Pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks, starting from the first day of your last normal period. The weeks are organized into three trimesters . This most be the amazing news when to be a father takes part in all his periods of pregnancy as far as possible in his own way.  An expectant father has used his film making talent to capture his wife's pregnancy in a creative and memorable way sweet way.

San Francisco based Vine video artist Ian Padgham filmed his wife Claire Pasquier every month for nine months, documenting her changing body structure as her baby bump grew bigger and bigger. After the nine month long records, he then precisely edited the footage down to just six seconds, with the final moment showing Claire kissing her newborn baby on the forehead. This nine month long journey was showed in six second video.  The popular clip has been  the most viewed video. It has been viewed  more than 9 million times since it was posted on Friday, collecting  more than 38,000 'likes' on Vine. In the video, Claire   a French born artist whose works are on display at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art  wears the same black dress, her hairstyle differing slightly with time. She stands in the same place in the couple's bathroom throughout the filming, her hands behind her back to show off her burgeoning bump.

The clip may make pregnancy look like a snap, but making the video was a complex and meticulous process. He shared that he shot two frames of video for each month of filming before carefully cutting it to six seconds. The last step was adding music in the background, and he kept the video on a loop so it could be watched over and over again. Ian, who runs a creative firm that makes brand centric content, is not only a skilled Vine creator, but it looks as though he's ready to be a best dad, too. He also posted another Vine clip of his newborn baby's tiny hand holding his finger, with the overjoyed caption: 'I'm the happiest man alive :)'.