Experiencing The Joys Of Being A Midwife! | Delivering Babies with Emma Willis
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- It's time for Emma to step up and get more involved. This week she's heading to the theatre to be a helping hand. The theatre can be quite a scary place for pregnant mothers so Emma needs to be on tip-top form to help out wherever needed. She gets to meet one couple who are having their second born who has a difficult time being born and another couple who have spent nearly a week in labour!
After a three-year break due to the pandemic, Emma Willis returns to life as a Maternity Care Assistant. With a natural shortage of midwives, Emma is expected to step up and take on more responsibility on the busy maternity ward.
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Im in hospital with a gall bladder infection at 38 weeks. I am being induced later today. The support from the amazing midwives already has been incredible. I can’t wait to meet my daughter 💗
Awe! I hope you had/have a great delivery! Have you picked a name yet?
Pray everything is well with you baby! Peace and blessings 🙏🏽
How are you today?
I hate covid restrictions!
How are you doing now and did you get your gallbladder removed and baby delivered safely?
I'm getting to watch my grandbaby today and I'm watching this whilst she lays napping in my arms, it's so precious 💞 I hope every parent realizes the blessing and miracle they are given, a tiny little life to raise and love ❤
Omg I cried when that baby started crying in relief. Not even a mum. God bless this beautiful family
I have so much appreciation for birth workers. Such an intense and specialized field. The ability to keep calm and work through all the ups and downs during labor amazes me
I was fortunate enough to watch and learn from my daughter when she was in labor. Awesome to watch and keep mom calm. Wonderful
You can see the enthusiasm and love in Emma’s face. 😊❤
These just give me joy!! I can’t believe I didn’t get a notification, but I am glad I caught it!
My youngest daughter had a midwife, and she was thrilled. She felt very well taken care of.
My heart goes out to Larissa and her partner. It must of been terrifying for them but she did an amazing job at being calm. Congratulations on your baby boy he is a little fighter just like his Mum.
We all need a friend like Emma ❤❤
My baby was resuscitated for 10 minutes after he was born. I’ll never forget it. Those emotions all came flooding back watching this ♥️♥️
is he doing okay now?
@@Sabouma28 nunya
@@becci2303 ?
Do you have a nanny? I can't imagine how a woman with three children can manage a 12-hour shirt with children, a home and so on. I find this all fascinating and I hope that this program will inspire more women to become Midwives!!
she has a husband
@@Sabouma28heh
I can’t believe they waited 4 days of letting the girl suffer being in labor before they thought about doing a c section. I’m surprised the baby was alive still
Mother & baby both beyond EXHAUSTED!😩
seriously people... stop blurring all this... it's not necessary....
The patient needs a bit of privacy. They’ve agreed to be filmed for the show and that’s enough.
@@SJC49 that’s not why they blur so much… it’s CZcams’s fault with their new rules
So amazing that we get to see more of Emma and the other incredible midwives! Wow! Thank you for showing us more of their outstanding work!
Bless the lady bringing tea to everyone.
So nice to watch you again,from USA
Corrine, thank you!
I can't even imagine how bloody exhausted how Larissa must have been 😭
Chissà a quanti parti hai assistito nel tuo lavoro. È bellissimo vedere che ancora riesci a commuoverti. Sei una donna nda ammirare. Che Dio voglia che ci siano al mondo tantissime donne come te. Ti abbraccio.
Don't say 'we'll see' when asked if the baby is okay say the doctors are giving him some oxygen to help him or something similar. More often than not the baby will breathe with help and in the meantime you have made the parents petrified after an already trying birth. I've spent half my life in hospital (as a patient) and I've had my fair share of code blues and reds. I'm calm in emergencies thank goodness as both the patient or the one helping. I had a time when I started bleeding out which happens often however in case I was having a biopsy and the doctor was negligent. He then totally panicked and i had to direct the nurses to get another surgeon, order 0 + blood and told the medical student watching to apply pressure as the actual doctor panicked just before i went unconscious.
In saying this the nurses on this show are exceptional and have amazing bedside manner which is just as important as knowledge in my opinion. 😊
I want to be a midwife but I think I couldn't hold back tears until I was out of the room lol.
Beautiful little boys
How traumatizing not hearing your baby cry for so long!
I'm glad they are at the hospital to deliver! Why would anyone take a chance with both mother and baby's health! Home births are too risky! You can never second guess on a safe delivery!
Not ALL homebirths🤨
Putting that poor couple through 4 days is just wrong
She should have been given Pitocin past 24 hrs at most
THEY SAY THE DANGEROUS THING A WOMAN CAN DO TO HER BODY IS…GET PREGNANT 🤰 WELL THEN IVE DONE THAT..4 TImes🤷🏻♀️
4 days is too long. Poor woman and poor baby and partner
Mum gave birth to Us kids 3 weeks overdue No big deal
@robynbryant4274 4 days in labour (I think they were talking about) is too long.
@@louisemcfarland4894 😂
@@robynbryant4274"overdue"?
Depending on the woman's menstrual cycle, a "normal" pregnancy is between 36 & 44 weeks.
The 40 that is called "normal" is the arbitrary mid range of that🤨
@@wyzolma99nobody will let a pregnancy go beyond 41 weeks, that would be insane
I hope these women are getting paid their worth.
Love the style of mask, although I know they are not effective. Germs are smaller than the holes in the masks.
That is not true. Masks are very effective, that is why we wear them for sterile procedures, so that we aren't breathing germs into the surgical site. When we started putting a mask on the patient as well as the staff during dressing changes, we dropped our infection rate from 2% to zero. We discovered that the infections were caused by respiratory bacteria and decided to try masking the patient. It worked perfectly.
I absolutly find this horrific!! I gave- thanks to Jesus-birth to 6 children at home!
That’s scary
Not for me!! She has limited knowledge, and no nursing qualifications. I would be very concerned if someone was dabbling in my delivery just for the sake of a tv show.
you do know she has her certifications, right? She did do the actual training and got her certificate
not in midwifery she didn't!@@Sabouma28
Not in midwifery she hasn't!@@Sabouma28
She is qualified she’s not a midwife yet but she did get some qualifications to do what’s she’s doing. Not just for the show.
@@crohniequeenabnot just some qualifications, she’s a fully qualified MCA
Labouring over 4 DAYS??!!
What happened to "not letting the sun set twice on a labouring woman"??
This apparently slapdash attitude causes problems!!
There is not one valid reason for Emma to be in the delivery room. She has been allowed special consideration due to her connection with the news media.
She is a qualified MCA
@@Sabouma28 Emma received "special consideration" because she is with a news media outlet who brought attention to the hospital. In turn the hospital gained monetarily. There is nothing special about Emma. She is average at best. She is a perfectionist creating an illusion.
@@PatriciaShannon-vy4uo shut up... she got her certification for being an MCA, there's nothing special about that, she did the job!
Those masks are ridiculous.
No they’re not! Reading lips is an essential part of hearing & understanding language. Traditional masks make that very difficult & more stressful for healthcare workers who have to repeat themselves over & over. They’re under enough pressure.
Never saw none of them before
They are very important for protecting the newborn babies from a number of infections.
Why. If you’re hard of hearing they are genius masks.