A Big Welcome Back and a WATERBIRTH! | Full Episode | Delivering Babies with Emma Willis, Season 2
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- Emma returns to life as a Maternity Care Assistant on a busy maternity ward and is put straight to work. She supports the birthing unit team and for the first time is able to witness a water birth...
Last year TV presenter and mother of three, Emma Willis spent 10 weeks working on the frontline in a maternity unit.
Now, in Season 2, she has been given the chance to return to the hospital to finish her training, in a bid to become a fully qualified maternity care assistant, who has the potential to work in any hospital in Britain.
Today is her first day back after a nine month break and once Emma steps on to the ward, she worries about settling back and being able to remember all her training…
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I watch all these episodes and think, " gosh I would love to have Emma Willis as my bestie"...she is such a kind soul yet full of light and joy! I am 65 yrs old and honestly think she is my girl crush...isnt that hilarious lol
Emma is just such a lovely person. It warms my heart watching her in each episode, she’s such a sweetheart and so genuine. Any patient is blessed to be cared for by her.
Tilly just melts my heart.
Omg!!! Poor Paige and her little girl! The baby not crying okay but she wasn’t even moving around!!! I was so scared especially since she stopped moving around in the womb. When she cried I was so relieved! Poor mum and dad!!! I pray they’re healthy and happy now!!
I was so excited to see this series back. I've always loved the whole maternity area. I started volunteering in labour and delivery, and the newborn nursery when I was 15. I've always wanted to train for it, but couldn't for health reasons. I'm living vicariously through Emma. I love love love this show and Emma.
Tilly is wonderful!! So glad Emma came back to finish her training! So excited!!
the father of the twins was adorable!
I love Val… I saw the episode where she talked to Emma about her baby who was stillborn. She is so strong to be able to do the job she does. It wasn’t my baby and I am over here bawling… I can’t imagine going through that…
Tilly is a doll. I love her.
Absolutely love this show! So excited for the season!
So excited for another season with the ever so adorable and wonderful Emma Willis as well as the midwives!!! 💝💝💝 I LOVE LOVE LOVE Naghmeh she's so caring and wonderfully compassionate...💖💖💖 My son's fiance got preeclampsia with our grandson and had to deliver at 33 weeks...he weighed 4lb and was in NICU at Vanderbilt University Children's hospital for 3 weeks hooked up to all kinds of stuff!! It was a scary time but he'll be 2 in October and he's absolutely perfect...💙💙💙
Tilly is just a little Angel
So Sweet ❤❤❤
I’m glad they kept the twins together. I’m an identical twin and understand that need.
I would be terrified if my baby didn't cry for an entire hour after birth 😟
Tilly is just beautiful
As Emma says we are just brilliant t specimens. Personally I've experienced natural birth, c-section, PPH, vacuum extraction, forceps and when I watch these episodes I see I'm not the only one.
Y'all have no idea how excited I am for season 2... Helping me get through quarantine!
Me too! 😀
Emma is absolutely amazing! I hope someday she pursues this as a full time career! She has a real gift!!
Welcome back Emma, we missed you and we love you ❤️ 😊😊
I truly enjoy this series and I am thrilled to see that there's a second season underway. ❤😁
Emma is such a lovely lady!! I love watching this show. I’m from the states and love to see the care women receive in the UK.
The way baby Henry looks at his mum after being born. Just precious.
It was so sweet to see baby Henry looking up at mama
It's great to see how happy people can come when they are doing something they enjoy.
Emma is such a sweet and lovely person.
33:15 😂 I’ve been waiting for them to meet up with each other the whole episode Awh love them❤️
This show makes me wish I had my twins there instead of the US. They just seem to be more personal. Here they just want to get you in to deliver your baby and get you out. I had a c-section and it was traumatic. I did not have any extra weight on me, stomach flat as a board prior to pregnancy and ended up with diastasis recti. My twins are two and I still look 6 mos pregnant while my body is super thin. I don't know how Emma dodged that bullet. She looks amazing!
Emma is an amazing woman so sweet a beautiful woman I hope she reads these comments
i dont understand the baby hype. but this series is so good and interesting!
YEAH, she's back! I just love her, I wish we were friends!
so glad she is back!!!
The baby is so cute
2nd time watching the episode! Brilliant!! I'm happy to see Emma continuing her education. She is perfect! 🌷❤💐
Soooooo excited!!!!
British people are so much more chill it gives me anxiety watching it lol Me screaming here, “what’s the baby’s HR?!” 😅😂
yay i’m so excited for this season 🤩
I saw a bumper sticker today that said “midwives help people out”
😳🤨🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Congratulations 🎈🎉🍾
Isn't this just the dream job
I AM SO EXCITED
I love you emma
HI GUYS
I don't have kids and I personally don't want any. Yet I find this unusual. In a ok what happens in another country that is pretty similar to the United States.
❤😊😅🏥🤰🤱👩⚕️👶🍼congratulations
Got to go get some stuff
Why are not all the people inside the operating room wearing surgical masks???? Is insane!!!
Awful. Karma will attack soon.
Seriously?
Why did they push that baby back under the water when it came out seem like they left it in there awful long time
Why do they not give them IV pain meds
Gas and air, or what's called laughing gas in the US, is used a pain reliever there because it has less side effects and wears off quickly :)
Because a women needs to ask for it.
Not everyone wants pain meds and honestly it isn’t necessary and effects baby.
If mom has morphine then baby also has morphine and it does affect babies breathing.
There is supposed to be intensity with labor. It’s necessary to create the cascade of hormones necessary for mom and baby.
A women can choose pain meds and that okay. I wish more women could understand how empowering and magical labor can be when it’s completely natural and mom basically trains herself for labor.
If you just expect to go to the hospital “when it’s time” and let the staff tell you what to do, you’ll be completely out of co tell and try to get away from the pain and scream and shriek -which does nothing to help and directs her energy up instead of moving her energy down to push with breathing and grunting.
Yes, if you’re high risk and have complications then you have to have a hospital birth.
I wish every low risk mom with uncomplicated pregnancies could just automatically go to a birth center which is a completely different experience. A midwife at a hospital is way different from a midwife at a birth center.
Labor isn’t meant to be easy and not all “pain” needs to be numbed out.
My first was an emergency caesarean I felt so cheated and was determined to give birth naturally. My 2nd I had naturally with a bit of pethidine & gas, then my 3rd I did with just gas so I finally got my perfect labour & delivery!
The UK is very similar to Australia your encouraged to be up & walking around as long as you can. I always got so frustrated watching USA shows were every woman gets an epidural & can’t feel a thing! I did everything I could to experience a normal delivery the 2nd and 3rd time and I’m SO glad I pushed for that. I knew it was because my 1st was positioned back to back & was 8lb14oz and that is why I ended up with an emergency Caesarian and not that I couldn’t try naturally. I just wish I could have had a water birth but after having one Caesarian I was considered high risk.
The United States has got a very backward approach to having a baby. Its all about money, not the mom, not the baby.. Its sad really!
There is no valid reason for Emma to be in the delivery room. Her curiosity is not a reason to allow it. Much of what we see is for the camera.
Love this show. The mother with the dang cell phone was driving me nuts. Put down the phone woman!
She was using it to track her contractions.
A pity the captions are so inaccurate. The accents were quite hard for me.
The narrator calls her Emmer! Lol!
Can anyone tell me why so many couples are just partners....does this mean not married? Why would that be so? I am absolutely delighted to see these natural births and big babies!!
Not everyone gets married, lots of people have babies before they get married
What is wrong with that lady's hair is that paint or a cap? 😂
I’ve been pausing and trying to figure that out too, I’m pretty sure is tattooed on! It looks exactly the same as last season so has to be a tattoo. The parting line is too thick & straight & the hair line is very square, you would think they could have got a more natural hair line for her!
she's got alopecia, so most of her head is bald
What in the heck is up with that one midwives hair? It looks like she took a magic marker and drew it on.
It’s so strange to me to see a women just sucking on gas and air for hours making Darth Vader sounds all through her labor. Eyes closed, high as a kite completely out of it. Bizarre
I love the excitement from Owen but I think it’s sad that he doesn’t seem to consider himself a father to Lucy’s children from a previous relationship. He was already a father BEFORE the twins. My husband said he had three children before we had our son together even though he only had one biological child. He keeps saying things about how they’re now a family. They were one before. Plus, the couple is a family also. It’s insulting to those who don’t want or can’t have children to define family as a couple with a child. I was a single mom for awhile and my two girls and I were a family without another adult in the house.
What in the heck is up with that one midwives hair? It looks like she took a magic marker and drew it on.
I think it's a medical condition