Breastfeeding and Breech Babies | Full Episode | Delivering Babies with Emma Willis, Season 1
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- Over the course of 10 weeks, TV Presenter Emma Willis will work as a Maternity Care Assistant supporting the charismatic midwife team on the busy maternity unit at UK’s Princess Alexandra Hospital...
In Episode 5:
Emma has been working as a Maternity Care Assistant for seven weeks now and is undergoing training to help new moms nurse their babies.
Emma also joins the labor ward this week, a consultant led maternity unit for higher risk moms-to-be. 41-year-old Nicola and her husband Gavin are Emma’s first patients of the day. Nicola has chosen to be induced and is hoping for a straightforward birth... but her baby is no hurry to come out. Doctor’s must decide whether or not to intervene.
Amy and her partner Billy are expecting their first. Amy’s baby is in a footling breech position, where one or both feet are pointing downwards and will deliver before the rest of the body. The medical team decide to deliver the baby in the OR, which is all too much for partner Billy.
Maddy and her boyfriend Dan are also due to deliver. Maddy suffers from endometriosis, and although that shouldn’t have an impact on her pregnancy, her birth takes a dramatic turn. Her baby’s heart rate begins to drop and she is rushed to theater in a bid to deliver her baby support.
#EmmaWillis #DeliveringBabies
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I don’t want to see Emma leave and the series to end. Please let her stay longer.
She was only there for her job training
As a woman who is getting baby fever more and more as I get older, this series is not only fascinating but incredibly informative. SO many things I've seen in this program that no one's ever talked about or you wouldn't even think about! I'm really going to miss this show.
Mother Wolfmyst I’m in the same place 🙂💜
After having 2 babies I do not get baby fever at all lol. But I do tear up whenever I see a baby born..
Robyn Ragone it’s just beautiful isn’t it? Is there just a complete feeling and you know you’re done? I’ve always wondered if I’ll just know. Congrats on your babies, moms are superheroes 💜
I feel ya! I'm almost 36 and no babies yet. I had an early MC a few years ago and it's so hard for me to be around babies right now. I love them so much, but it's hard when I have to go home empty handed when my friends and family all had theirs. I'm not giving up yet. I have this deep biological need to have my own baby. A lot of people don't understand. Im the only adult left in my immediate family who hasn't had a baby. Last Christmas, I stayed home bcuz I couldn't stand thinking about being around my uncle's kids and my older cousin's kids. I don't even want to attend anymore until I have my own. The year prior, I stayed outside crying when the kids were all opening their gifts. It hurts too much.
@@mamarobyn That's bcuz you got to experience having babies twice 😂😝
What I love the most about these episodes, is how much the midwives are supportive, encouraging, sincere, caring, empathetic. Here in the west indies, nurses tend to have very little people skills, and say the craziest things to moms during labour and through their birthing process. It's very demotivating and stressful, embarrassing even, when you have to go for delivery. I wish they would learn how to be compassionate during such a sensitive time.
I am LOVING this series!!!
Lyndsey Verkist me too!
is nobody else shocked that she is FORTY?!?!! WHAT!!! I NEED HER SKINCARE ROUTINE ASAP!!
EMMA IF YOU READ THIS HOW DO YOU GLOW SO EFFORTLESSLY????
I would guess good skincare and good genes and maybe magic?
Yasssss...I CAN'T wait for Sunday night's when I get to watch this series!! I absolutely adore Emma Willis as well as the other midwives...#theyallrock ❤🇺🇸❤🇺🇸❤👏👏👏 Emma and the first mum Nicki sure don't look like their in their 40's...😁😁😁 HYSTERICAL what Emma says about breastfeeding and being a "boob expert". 😂😂😂 Awww sad Billy missed it but what a beautiful moment for father and his daughter...I teared up myself. Congratulations to the mum's and daddy's...💕💙👏 Noooo Emma don't leave...y'all would be a FANTASTIC midwife❣❣❣ I surely will miss y'all terribly...😔💕
I don’t want it to end... I can’t wait until Sunday’s ❣️ Watching babies come into the world is a beautiful way to spend your Sunday. It gives you hope😊
I'm in love with the nurse in the red cap and her commanding performance.
PUSH NOW PUSH PUSH PUSH PUSH.
WELL DONE
I find this series so inspirational and grounding. I'm in the process of applying to colleges, and sometimes it feels like the results of my applications are the whole world...when they really aren't. videos like this remind me of how minor college applications are, and how life is much more than where I end up going to college.
thank you.
In all honesty not many jobs care what college I realized only when your in a very high class an it’s bragging rights, sadly those I’ve met in that category are in high paying jobs they didn’t truly even earn. Many people attend top colleges but their parents status and 6 figure salary really purchased the degree. Only time I think it may differ is on medical school. I truly wish I didn’t spend the amount of money I did if I had only known now how experience is more then the degree even at times. I hope your doing well in your career but remember do something you LOVE if you do something you do not really like just for the salary you will be miserable! Don’t be miserable life’s to precious 🙏💕😊
My goodness! Emma is seriously so gorgeous! She looks Amazing for 42! She should model!!
That dad passing out, is the reason women have babies!!🤣
I was 18 when I got pregnant, 19 when my son was born…my perfect beautiful baby boy🥰
They didn’t teach anything about breast feeding when I was in the hospital. I had my son at 9:32p and ate, threw up, then fell asleep all around midnight then I was abruptly woken up with a nurse pushing my baby to my breast😱 she was hollering “WAKE UP!! Your baby is starving!!” Then she left…..I was all alone, just me and baby. I didn’t have a clue what to do, but I tried. When we went home I was still trying to figure out the breast feeding. It wasn’t working 👀 my baby would just cry and cry so I brought him to his pediatrician and found out I hadn’t produced ANY milk! My baby wasn’t eating, crying bc he wasn’t getting fed😩 I felt like a complete failure! Telling my baby I was so sorry for being his biggest let down! I kept thinking everyone was right I’m too young and dumb to be a good mom! But eventually I put those negative thoughts away and told my baby I’d be the best mom I could be and that we will just grow together! Today he’s a healthy, happy, kind hearted, intelligent, caring, hard working 27 year old young man who has blessed me with 4 granddaughters, the youngest just six weeks old. My heart ♥️ is full and my soul is complete!
I just want to say that I appreciate all the people that help mothers especially with breast feeding! The nurse I had was no help to me and my baby suffered bc of her lack of interest and/or knowledge🙆🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Hang in there moms….keep being patient, loving, & consistent with your babies💖 And May God bless your life together💙💚💜
These Midwives are treasures. This is a wonderful series and I sincerely hope there will be additional seasons.
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I wish they would just keep the midwives even when Emma doesn’t want to do another show I love watching these ladies I’m considering going for my maternity assistance certification now
I've enjoyed this so much! Emma seems such a lovely person. I'm glad these hospitals have such caring, dedicated midwives!
My twin baby sisters were 13 weeks premature and my mom produced an “abnormal” amount of milk so they used the extra to feed a very premature baby baby who mom was a teen mom and couldn’t make the trip up to see him regularly. It really helped that baby a lot.
I am so in awe of the new mum learning how to breastfeed- how do you look so beautiful with an hours/days old baby?!?
I was so lucky to be in delivery with my daughter when my grandson was born. What an epic moment
I love this show! Amy and Billy you guys created a beautiful baby that looks like a sweet baby doll. Emma I think you are gorgeous!
Awe 😞 I miss Emma already ! Absolutely the sweetest ❤
Making me want to go to the uk and join !
30:45 Amy & Billy's yet to be named son was letting them know he definitely did not want to be called Travis or Chad! @31:50 he seemed chill about the name Tommy and in fact didn't pull a face a few seconds prior when his mother said he looked like a turtle and said that would be her nickname for him, LOL
That may have been the magic of editing😀
These women, mothers and nurses/mid-wives, make me so proud to be one.
This is my favorite series. I wish it could continue, but Emma has other responsibilities. She's so good at patient care, though.
Emma is just so stunning! I wish I looked like her!
My husband brought me to the doctor 's office as I started to bleed as we were to have a hysterectomy in a week or so as I felt something was awry. So MD did an exam then he wanted an US to check what was going on maybe a fibroid. During this procedure, all of a sudden, we all hear a baby's heart beat. AND prior to all of this,9 years prior I had my tubes tied. Go figure !.
The fibroid was very large and according to the US measurements. Our baby measured being about 4 months along.
One would think as a RN I would know if I was pg. I thought at 48 yrs that I was going into menopause. .
So I was sent to a high risk obstetrics hospital,whereupon I soon had surgery to remove the tumor and the affected R ovary. As there was very little room for our wee one to grow n be healthy.
Our 43:31 two other children aged 7 an 3 were equally as surprised but excited. We chose to keep the sex of our little one a surprise.
Unfortunately after the 8th day I began to miscarry ,with all attempts to stop the contractions. After two days I delivered a baby boy . Thomas John.
We deciced prior to any surgery that my only L fallopian left tube would not be removed but the R ruptured ovarium cyst ovary would be removed. So all of this left me with one L ovary ..Hopefully the one remaining ovary would keep me from going into immediate menopause .
PTL ...this did not occur. .
Our memories of Tommy remain in our hearts.
My husband passed away on 10-13 2021.
May he RIP and watch over Tommy as he grows into a fine young man.
I miss my man so very much and I await the time I meet them in heaven. ❤
Thank you for saying something about older women.. I'm 39 and having my first baby and I hate that term.. Your amazing
My daughter gave birth to her first daughter at 18. She is due to give birth to her second daughter in March 2020. She will be 35. My first grand daughter will have just turned 16. Yes, 16 years between baby's!
I had my first baby at 32 and my 2nd and last baby at 40. I'm now 65 and I have a 25-year-old son who keeps me young. I gave up on hair color, though.
I'm 39 also..my doctor said wat matters is a healthy utuers and a good cervix. . there is women in the 20s that have a hard time..good luck
Thank you for the support ❤️
Whatever term they use as long as you have a healthy baby and a healthy mom that's what's important.
the birth of a baby is always a miracle and so beautiful!
i love this show but the ads are too frequent
I had spinal blocks with both my girls. Both emergency C sections.
The first one the anesthesiologist tore the cord lining (dula I think is what it's called) I had a spinal migraine for 9 months. I had 5 blood patches and none of them worked, so the drs said it will heal on its own.
The second one the anesthesiologist kept hitting the wrong spot and it hurt so bad. He was to close to a vertebrae.
I'm terrified of getting one again. And I will probably have to go through it again in 7 months 😩
I'm from Idaho in the states
Then you should really discuss having general anesthesia.
Loving this series!
When I had my son here in America I just feel everybody was so pushy. I never really felt like they genuinely cared. Like they were just there to do a job. Everybody at the hospital in the show there seem so kind and seem like they actually care.
I'm going to be so sad when this is over
This is such a great series. I absolutely love it.
Such a helpful episode for me as an expecting first time mum. I was so worried about the feeding. Thank you!
Do you uses the donut pillow (to hold the baby) in your country? This is what we use in the US and this pillow makes this so much easier since you don't have to totally hold the baby ! I THRIILED to see so many mums breastfeeding their babies!! This was one of the best things about having my sons.
I'm curious what they're breathing out of the tube the women have while in labor. I've never seen that done before.
Nvm, I can see Nitrous Oxide on the side. lol. I was never offered that, not even sure if it was available.
I had #1 @ 39.6 & #2 @ 42. #1 took 18 minutes, #2 took 22 minutes but was almost 2lbs bigger!
LOVE THIS SERIES!!!
Amys going to give birth to baby withoit billy because he fainted shortly after entering OR. OmG 😅😅
I am a bit surprised at the male partners of some of the women in labor who cannot handle it, feel overwhelmed or it is "too much" for them. Imagine how it feels for a woman deep in labor to find out she cannot rely on the support of her partner who cannot handle even watching what she herself is deeply experiencing. That must be a telling and somewhat sad moment.
Painful nipples that are irritated can be avoided to a great degree by hand expressing a drop of breast milk rubbed gently all over the nipples and allowed to air dry, every time you nurse, being very careful to start on the opposite side every feeding. This allows baby to completely empty each breast every other feeding.
So true! I'd forgotten My midwife telling Me that lol. I was a young Mum, got a grazed nipple early on. Will never forget that pain, every attachment, as long as I live! Nipple shield helped too. My baby is 25 now. Looking forward to helping his Mrs when their time comes 😁
Wonderful that dad got to watch his grandbabies birth
42!? How? She looks 25!
Let’s be honest , she looks good for 42 but definitely not 20’s early 30’s at best
Born 1967 I was breached and in my mom 8th month the doctor turned me and hoped I would stay that way and I did dont know why doctors dont this anymore
I just adore Emma! I wish I could of hard her with me during my deliveries💕
The first mom does not look like she is 50 at all so surprising
How many episodes are in series 1?
Hi Charlotte, there are six episodes in Series 1.
She only pushed for 1 hour and they used forceps on her. I pushed at home for 4 1\2 hours and I didn't tear. I'm glad I had a home birth. Emma is so kind and lovely. I love watching how excited she gets whe the babies are born.❤
Her baby was having problems tolerating the pushing stage. If the baby is handling it you can go longer pushing quite safely.
I thought dad passing out was just an old jab.
Nope lol…
The name Byron?
@Chana Moriel
I was thinking “Benjamin”. He really looked like a baby that had a name starting with a “B” so, Byron would have been good too😊
My son has that turtle look too, he’s 23 now🐢
When is season 2 showing?
Can I please ask what it's going on with that one ladies hair ? The midwife seen in a lot of these who has some hairy around the back of her head and the rest of her head looks like it has brown hair PAINTED ON ?? Is this a thing ? Did I miss something in the world lately ? Is a painted head with no hair except the back a fashion statement or is she sick or something ? Thanks guys for any info... and im not hating on her ... I'm just interested !!
Heather W. Maybe she has a hair loss condition so she chooses to paint instead- everyone’s condition is different
I was 33 going on 34 with in a month I was called a mature mother because of my age 🤯
I heard that Sarah, Duchess of York was called an "elderly primapara" because she was 28 YEARS OLD when she had Beatrice. Not sure if things have changed in the 30+ years since, but I remember my shock at reading those words.
Narrator: “ the surgeon makes a small incision in Amy’s STOMACH.” What???
Love Love Love 💕
I'm American and have NEVER heard anyone that turns tricks called Trixie! 🤷♀️ However, I have heard horses named Trixie. 😂
In America if u had one still birth doctor will do c section on 2nd. They don't take chances. I don't like how they do things there. I'm surprised they arent sued all the time
I almost cried, it's too much suffering
#strongmoms
Trixie is ADORABLE! a woman can turn “tricks” but I’ve never heard of a person calling a sex worker “Trixie”
I call BS on her American friend and I’m American!
She just took the ball from another patient and gave it to the blonde woman without cleaning it first yuck
What did she name the baby. Animia?
It did sound like that but after she says it they show the baby with the name- it was Amelia 😂
13:08 Emma is so happy
At 14:56 what is it that they have on her ear?
Probably a pulse oximeter, to monitor mom's wellbeing.
My husband’s first wife had their son without an epidural. It completely traumatized him.
I'm so sorry he had to go through that. I had NO meds/epidural...nothing when I delivered my son!! My husband could have cared less whether I was in excruciating pain...😢 but it was my choice.
deanna kinsman Oh sweetheart...that should never happen during such a vulnerable time. He was supportive he just said she screamed and cried for 36 hours straight all because she was afraid of the epidural needle.
My first husband was present for labor, but backed out of the C-section due to PTSD from Vietnam. I had a spinal block already so I was awake for the C-section. I had a friend come in with me and take pictures so he could see. My 2nd husband practically missed the whole thing. I was only 28 weeks along. It was to be a planned C-section in 2 months. I kept telling them the epidural wasn't working and I felt everything up to and including that "tiny" baby's head. He was 5 pounds and was the biggest thing that ever came out of that hatch. It hurt.
Cheryl Blake Oh my gawd, girl! That is horrifying!
@@justatexasgirl5583 Yep, that it was. My 28-weeker is now 25 and healthy. I can't believe they really thought I could do it. I also think they chose not to believe me that the epidural didn't work. Thankfully, we both survived. I did scream the house down and the nurse told me I was scaring the other patients. Evil nurse.
As I watch this, I want to cry - at 17 years old, I had the first of three abortions, my biggest regrets. The doctor (unfortunately) mentioned that I had conceived two babies. But I never got a chance to think it through and perhaps choose to carry the pregnancy through. My narcissist witch of a mother never even considered 'letting' me have the babies, that would have taken attention away from her. Fortunately, my mother is long gone. What an absolute witch of a 'mother'. Fortunately my father is and was always loving, but couldn't stand up to the b***h that was my mother. She sucked the air out of a room. Thanks for nothing, really glad you are gone. Life could have been so different. (I remember that mother's in the neighborhood felt so sorry that I had such a horrible woman for a mom. They often didn't want to let go back to her after playing with their own children.) Heartbreaking.
oh my with Maddy's birth! To think if they would have just moved her and taken a min to readjust she would have a nice calm birth. (I know I wasn't there but you see this a lot, not giving the woman/baby a couple extra min where a diff outcome would be more desirable for mom and baby) Sometimes just taking a few extra min is all it takes. Doc did not need to cut her and they scared the shit out of her that her body said well shoot we need to do this thing! This shows me that even with hospital midwives they are still too medical minded and don't trust the process and the women. Still an advocate for a birth house or home birth with a midwife that does NOT work in a hospital.
or if they had waited another minute...a horrible outcome could have happened. My mother in a L&D nurse and has seen some pretty horrible outcomes from home births..
Get over yourself
I agree!! They are very impatient at hospitals. That’s why we’re not doing a hospital birth, we’re going to a birth center. It’s ridiculous that they induced her because of her age when her baby was fine! The midwives at the birthing center confirmed that if you are low risk with a healthy pregnancy, you are more likely to have issues at a hospital because of all the interventions and they’re pushy and do not respect natural births.
And I don't like those forceps delivery. Just do a c section. Forceps can hurt baby. Ooh they do crazy things in england
ℐ𝓃𝒹𝑒𝑒𝒹✨💫🌟
She’s funny and happy but really doesn’t do ANYTHING
She's in training. Watch the second season where's she's completely certified.
Tommy George .... uggg two first names
I feel so bad for Maddy that she had to get a episiotomy , its so damaging to the vagina and she runs the risk of infection . Wish she would of had the option to tear naturally but also glad to see she is okay.
EMMA IS ALWAYS A LITTLE OVER DRAMATIC SHE OBVIOUSLY LIKES THE SPOTLIGHT AND TO BE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION!