Stray Kids Imagines

•When You Give Birth•

Chan:
He is right by your side, holding your hand through every contraction with unwavering strength—despite the tears in his eyes. He's panicking inside, but he doesn't want you to see it, so he covers it up by trying to calm you down. His voice stays low and soothing, whispering praises and encouragement as you bring your baby into the world.

The moment your child arrives, he breaks down completely, crying into your knuckles, overwhelmed with love. He kisses your forehead and whispers, "You did it, baby. Thank you."

LeeKnow:
He's quiet at first, completely silent. He doesn't know what to say or do to help, but he knows being by your side is enough. He just watches the whole process without saying a word, simply caressing your fingers as his eyes stay locked on you.

When the nurse offers to hand him your child, he looks at you first—almost asking for permission. You nod, telling him it's okay.

He stares at the baby in awe, his hands shaking slightly as he holds them. "They've got your nose," he finally says. Then he looks at you, your hair a mess, your cheeks still streaked with tears, and his heart aches in the best way.

Changbin:
He's a natural crier. No joke—he cries more than the baby does. Your baby wailed for two seconds when they came out, but Changbin? He cried for two hours.

He's holding your hand the entire time, whispering encouragements non-stop. And the moment he hears that first little cry, he breaks.

It takes everything in him not to pull you into a tight hug right there in the hospital bed. He's so proud of you and so overwhelmed that you two get to start this new chapter together after everything you've been through.

Hyunjin:
Just an emotional wreck.He's pacing, crying, smiling, and praying all at once—and it only gets worse with every contraction.

What really doesn't help is when he insists on watching the delivery and immediately passes out the moment he sees the baby's head.

But the second your baby starts crying, he slowly revives. You're mildly concerned he might have a concussion, but he insists he's fine. He kisses your forehead, cradles your hand, and whispers, "You were amazing. I'm so proud of you." Later, he holds your baby like one of his most prized possessions.

Han:
As you squeeze his hand and scream, he screams louder. He's trying so hard to play it cool but nearly faints—twice.

He keeps cracking jokes to calm himself (and you), but when he sees the baby, he falls silent. He watches them, then watches you as you bring them to your chest. Their cries soften, and their lips curl into a soft pout.

"Did we do that? We made a human?" he asks in disbelief. You nod, smiling—and that's when the waterworks start.

Felix:
Has to be the most calming presence. He doesn't want you more stressed than you already are, so he keeps himself grounded, all for you.

He holds your hand the entire time, whispering sweet affirmations and letting a few quiet tears fall. But he's steady, and he's yours.

Seungmin:
He's composed on the outside but emotional on the inside. At your side the whole time, he gently coaches your breathing—something he made sure to study during your pregnancy.

When the baby is born, he kisses you softly and murmurs, "You're the strongest person I know."

I.N:
He is anxious but determined to be strong for you. He never imagined how real and raw this day would be.

The morning already threw him off because your baby came a week early, and your water broke while you were at the grocery store.

He holds your hand through it all, shaky but so loving. When the baby is born, he leans down, kisses your lips gently, and says, "That was amazing. You're amazing."