He was the worst. OBVIOUSLY no experience with kids. Thankfully those ladies were there. And he just abandoned his search for the boy once that lady said someone had another missing child. That was safe. In my opinion, he should have radioed that in and kept looking for the boy.
"The things they'll eat." You're not wrong, my brother bit into a mr.clean magic eraser, promptly threw up and knocked himself out. He was fine, both a ambulance and fire truck showed up to check on him only to find out he didn't consume any of it, it was just so awful tasting that he threw up violently enough to pass out. -my favorite story from my mom talking about how insane my brother and I were lol
The first video happened to me, I took out the trash and my two year old locked me out so I called 911 and no one came and they told me my only option was paying 75$ for a locksmith so I was stuck outside for an hour and a half while my two year old was locked inside by himself. I’m glad to see here they actually helped that lady get to her kid.
a long timeago before i was born my mom, aunt and mawmaw went outside for a second, my 2 at the time cousin locked my infant sister inside with him. they had to smash the window open with a brick
Just want to say thank God we have some good people in this world that actually care about others way to go to the helpers,savers and bystanders who are looking out for everyone keep up the great work
@@cami9207 I am saying it was the duty of the parents to teach him about wandering off and what to do if it happens. He may be a KID but at eight kids can take direction if given. Little boys want to be adventurous and as I said it's up to the parents to reach him some skills
Oh for sure,especially with that current. My parents always told us to remember the stuff we brought to the beach and watch it when we were in the ocean. We would sometimes be playing not too far in,but enough to be swept down the beach. Look up and your 6 houses down from the condo or house and the family in front of yah is a totally different family. Even at 30,I still do this.
@@TheJoker-ok1tf everything looks the same when ur on the beach!!! They should always keep their eyes on their children when out somewhere! That child isn’t going to know how to get back to the spot they were when it all looks the same!
I’m glad the kids found their parents❤️👏🏽 I know the little girl that was crying was truly scared every parents worst fear is loosing their child or something happening to them
I wish parents were taught pool safety as part of basic child care classes. First aid too. Never leave siblings in charge of little ones in a pool unless the siblings is an adult. And never rely on a raft as a safety devise in kids who can't swim.
I like that the paramedic asked are you ready to go to the hospital and he answered no because knew they are going to do things that hurt. he is so brave and such a big boy
8:29 mom and daughter are straight up twins, and both are so pretty. I look nothing like my mom, which is annoying because she’s stunning. She has red hair and green eyes and doesn’t look like any of her entire brown hair/brown eyed family. She’s always been teased for being “the mailman’s”. Apparently she’s always been my grandpas (never met him) least favorite of her 7 siblings, which kind of further perpetuates the potentiality, because it’s nearly impossible to not like my mom, so that’s the only reason he could have had. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
They are beautiful - and the li'l girl was so happy about the floaties! 😄 I also don't look like my mom; let's just say my dad couldn't deny paternity if he tried. I've had folks think I'm mixed, but I'm not, not as far as my parents are concerned. But it seems that the Irish/Peruvian/Sierra Leone/Jamaican ancestry on dad's side was more dominant. 😆
You can tell the man at the beach doesn't have small kids. Asking a 2 year old what direction and saying the word recognize. That little girl doesn't know what he means.
@Wildmage Nobody Actually, not using baby talk and talking normal to a child improves their language skills a lot, but an emergency probably isn't the time for a learning moment....
As an Australian its important that children all learn to swim at an early age. I would never leave a child out of my sight ever. The beach is so dangerous as much for drowning as well as abducters.
I grew up in an area with lots of lakes, ponds, bogs and rivers so water safety was a conversation everyone had. most schools had a swim unit where we not only learned how to swim but we also focused on water survival skills since our bodies of water aren't really monitored the way most ocean beaches are. we were even taught how to get out of a rip safely even though the ocean was just far enough away that traveling there didnt happen all too much. I didn't realize how much we were taught compared to others until after binging Bondi Rescue with a friend a couple months ago. he was clueless about things I thought were common knowledge.
i love how that lifeguard was talking to the toddler like she was an adult woman lol, such stark contrast to the lady who was talking to her like a normal person to a toddler
Man.... I love how good these dudes are with the kiddos. These kids don't know those from Adam.. but they are good enough to almost immediately break that barrier. Good on those guys.
I feel the same. A few years ago, my youngest son was lost by the beach,During the nearly hour searching for him, I imagined any bad things that might happen
Beach safety was kind of lame. He didn't do anything but take credit. Pfffft. Thank God for people like the women who found the little girl and took care of her til mom found them.
I was at Indian wells a beach here in Bridgeport, CT with my 2 year old twins boy and girl as well as my 9 year old baby girl.. for a field trip being the super mom I try to be I was in the water with all three and by the grace of god a lot of people have drowned there so we heard... I was able to pay attention to my tribe everyone had a great time and we made it home twins are 9 and baby girl is 16 never hit by a car and no broken bones I think I've done a great job so far prayers for all the people who had to experience these different situations it is over whemling for sure 💯
Most awkward lifeguard ever. Not sure I’d trust him with a stray, let alone a child 😬🤦🏼♀️ I’m glad that woman was there to look after the little girl & keep her calm. Safe & happy ending eventually x
Lol u know he’s probably not a bad guy.. I feel bad agreeing with you I’ve been stereotyped my whole life I’m tall and awkward. He is more friendly and social than me even tho.
@@Dillonmac96 Never insinuated he was a bad guy.. sad that you got that from my comment. I was referring to his slightly blasé attitude when it came to finding family members for very distressed & young children & the way he handled the situation. Nothing wrong with being awkward, but there is something wrong when you’re asking a very upset little girl in depth, long winded questions about directions to her parents when.. if she knew the answers to that, she wouldn’t be lost! Also, slightly presumptuous / concerning that he nearly made a mistake in giving her to a strange man because he was sure it was her father. He needs to stay calm in those situations, get down to the child’s level, calm them down & then venture off to find them. Not sure if it was the cameras that put him off a bit though.
In Brazil, when a child is found crying and lost, one puts the child on their shoulders and walk around clapping. People who see it start clapping too to show the scared parents where the child is, making them follow the noise to find her.
First Responders are awesome.Besides being brave and courageous, they have to have an amazing sense of humor 😊 I give them all the respect and Admiration in the World 😂🌟💯💟⭐💓
@@1776Blue well I guess if you live in a sketchy neighborhood or have knives laying around everywhere they are usually fine haha. They usually just get into the fridge or cabinets and spill food everywhere. My son once tore threw a pie and dumped out a carton of eggs when I was in the bathroom!
I used to get croup really bad as a kid except my had and anaphylactic reaction as well so it was called an anaphylactic croup attack but after multiple ER visits they prescribed me a nebulizer and the medication so my mom could give me treatments at home as needed
People don’t pay attention! Two children died in a pool. The Their parents were involved in moving and thought the kids could watch each other. Every summer we lose kids in backyard pools in CA. WATCH!
Don't we all wish children were born with instructions. I had a incident with locking doors. I went to pick up my daughter from a private daycare and once inside the vehicle I remembered I forgot to make the daycare payment so with my daughter strapped in her carseat I told her I'm gonna be right back(it was winter and vehicle was on with heat on) well somehow the doors locked on their own. I get back to vehicle and can't get in. My daughter still strapped in her seat. The vehicle isn't suppose to auto lock until vehicle is in drive BUT it was in park. So I run back inside my daycare lady's house and she made a goody bag to kinda bribe my daughter to wiggle out her seat and push the front seat unlock button. My daughter had a poofy jacket which made wiggling from her seat a lil hard but she managed to get her arms out of the jacket to give her more room to work with and she did it. She wiggled her way out of her buckled seat and managed to unlock one of the front doors. From that point on when driving that vehicle with the locking issue it had we kept a spare key hidden at all times. My daycare lady said "you could of just given me the daycare payment tomorrow" Lol. She knew my work schedule anyway.
With young kids the beach frightens me! Entirely too easy for a kid to get swept away by a wave. Mother didn’t even appear appreciative to all the help of getting her daughter back. Completely ignored that mans multiple attempts to talk with her.
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She was not in the mood lmao
I literally L.O.L'ed when he said that! 👌😂 He was absolutely amazing with that little peanut, Robbie. Definitely a great man.🙏
Hey I thought it was funny lmao
@@miiissfox same here lol I laughed!
the lady was just like gtfo of my house and leave me with my kid
Right 😂😂😂
"they're crying out of joy" lol that guy is like ok my job done
He was the worst. OBVIOUSLY no experience with kids. Thankfully those ladies were there. And he just abandoned his search for the boy once that lady said someone had another missing child. That was safe. In my opinion, he should have radioed that in and kept looking for the boy.
It can’t be easy being a lifeguard with 2 missing children and a busy beach. Take it easy. He tried his best.
How about we mention the parents who weren’t watching their children.
He is horrible...
@@TaryneFair . Call 911
That dude is trying to have a full conversation with that little girl lmao.
Totally 🤣🤣🤣
"The things they'll eat."
You're not wrong, my brother bit into a mr.clean magic eraser, promptly threw up and knocked himself out.
He was fine, both a ambulance and fire truck showed up to check on him only to find out he didn't consume any of it, it was just so awful tasting that he threw up violently enough to pass out.
-my favorite story from my mom talking about how insane my brother and I were lol
Omg i loved reading this 🤣✌️
@@lifewithlay05 lmao thanks I try my best to tell my stories in a comical way
@@silverserienty9384 well you did good 😌
I fell asleep and woke up to my one yr old eating handfuls of petroleum jelly.
And this is how I became a comic....YOU AND YOUR SIBLINGS HAVE NOTHING ON THE ASSORTMENT OF PPL I CALL KIN ...GURL!!!!
The first video happened to me, I took out the trash and my two year old locked me out so I called 911 and no one came and they told me my only option was paying 75$ for a locksmith so I was stuck outside for an hour and a half while my two year old was locked inside by himself. I’m glad to see here they actually helped that lady get to her kid.
Wow what police but happy to hear u got ur baby back
that must have been heart stopping!!
The police department in your area sucks. Glad your child was safe and not harmed tho
Wow. Major empathy award on behalf of the cops in your area. Sorry thst happened to but glad you and your kiddo are okay!
a long timeago before i was born my mom, aunt and mawmaw went outside for a second, my 2 at the time cousin locked my infant sister inside with him. they had to smash the window open with a brick
I love that they just happened to have a spare floatation device that's her size ❤️ wholesome
@bob builder they might keep them on hand for rescues from lakes and stuff.
They actually went out and bought it I think but that kinda stuff is good to keep on hand for paramedics or fire dept
Just want to say thank God we have some good people in this world that actually care about others way to go to the helpers,savers and bystanders who are looking out for everyone keep up the great work
This is a busy little guy! First he eats sunblock,then he locks himself in the car! Glad I am done raising kids!
I’m glad these ladies helped this baby girl!
As a parent you can’t relax on the beach. Your job is to watch your kids constantly
An eight-year-old should know where he is,come on
@@TheJoker-ok1tf he's a kid what are you talking about?
@@cami9207 I am saying it was the duty of the parents to teach him about wandering off and what to do if it happens. He may be a KID but at eight kids can take direction if given. Little boys want to be adventurous and as I said it's up to the parents to reach him some skills
Oh for sure,especially with that current. My parents always told us to remember the stuff we brought to the beach and watch it when we were in the ocean. We would sometimes be playing not too far in,but enough to be swept down the beach. Look up and your 6 houses down from the condo or house and the family in front of yah is a totally different family. Even at 30,I still do this.
@@TheJoker-ok1tf everything looks the same when ur on the beach!!! They should always keep their eyes on their children when out somewhere! That child isn’t going to know how to get back to the spot they were when it all looks the same!
Those lovely ladies on shore who helped that little girl, thank you. You were calm and you helped the family after too.
Love it when the EMT calls asthmatic toddler ‘dear’ …touching
He wasn’t asthmatic, he had croup
I’m glad the kids found their parents❤️👏🏽 I know the little girl that was crying was truly scared every parents worst fear is loosing their child or something happening to them
THOSE GUYS DESERVE AN AWARD , HELPING THOSE KIDS ❤
Me:*Eats sunscreen*
Paramedics: Coming to help me
Also Paramedics: Hmmm, I bet 20 for Banana Boat, Na it’s something coconutey
The cameramen stopped to film the waves and then quickly ran to catch up 🤣 20:45
I wish parents were taught pool safety as part of basic child care classes. First aid too. Never leave siblings in charge of little ones in a pool unless the siblings is an adult. And never rely on a raft as a safety devise in kids who can't swim.
Right when I take my son swimming I have a rule no one under 16 is allowed to watch or hold him while he is in the water.
@@kaylafuller8948 good rule everyone should have this rule
Also CPR must be known by the parents 👍
I wish this was taught in school tbh. First aid education should be mandatory imo
I like that the paramedic asked are you ready to go to the hospital and he answered no because knew they are going to do things that hurt. he is so brave and such a big boy
“Wave so mommy can see you” lmao aka so mom can see how much of a good parent she is haha
8:29 mom and daughter are straight up twins, and both are so pretty.
I look nothing like my mom, which is annoying because she’s stunning. She has red hair and green eyes and doesn’t look like any of her entire brown hair/brown eyed family. She’s always been teased for being “the mailman’s”.
Apparently she’s always been my grandpas (never met him) least favorite of her 7 siblings, which kind of further perpetuates the potentiality, because it’s nearly impossible to not like my mom, so that’s the only reason he could have had.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
They are beautiful - and the li'l girl was so happy about the floaties! 😄
I also don't look like my mom; let's just say my dad couldn't deny paternity if he tried. I've had folks think I'm mixed, but I'm not, not as far as my parents are concerned. But it seems that the Irish/Peruvian/Sierra Leone/Jamaican ancestry on dad's side was more dominant. 😆
@@geminidragon33 same. Got the “jew looks” from my dad.. curly hair and the hairiest arms you’ve ever seen on a female 🥲🔫
My mom always was treated differently too because her red hair. Her family was dark skinned and she was the only red hair light skin of them all.
lol theres literally nothing wrong with having brown hair and eyes
@@amaliasafaryan4256 Surely there's nothing wrong with eyes
You can tell the man at the beach doesn't have small kids. Asking a 2 year old what direction and saying the word recognize.
That little girl doesn't know what he means.
Right lol
@Wildmage Nobody Actually, not using baby talk and talking normal to a child improves their language skills a lot, but an emergency probably isn't the time for a learning moment....
That one mom was like “he’s in the car eating sunscreen and I had a heart attack”
Massive respect too all. Crew such a hard job bless you all 🚑🚒
Lovely lady. Who helped the lost girl
The beach situation was really scary!
The paramedic giving the kid the swimming device, what a gem!!
I know kids gets lost but to lose a small child by the water is terrifying
They were crying from relief that she was safe and back with them
the way that last clip is raw is so funny and awkward man
As an Australian its important that children all learn to swim at an early age. I would never leave a child out of my sight ever. The beach is so dangerous as much for drowning as well as abducters.
I grew up in an area with lots of lakes, ponds, bogs and rivers so water safety was a conversation everyone had. most schools had a swim unit where we not only learned how to swim but we also focused on water survival skills since our bodies of water aren't really monitored the way most ocean beaches are. we were even taught how to get out of a rip safely even though the ocean was just far enough away that traveling there didnt happen all too much. I didn't realize how much we were taught compared to others until after binging Bondi Rescue with a friend a couple months ago. he was clueless about things I thought were common knowledge.
True. Especially not a 3 yr old with swimmies on! By the ocean! My eyes would not leave for one second. I have a 4yr old.
So true never underestimate the danger of any body of water
The beach guy seemed like he's over it lol , he's not even doing the least
Dude at the beach needs a big microphone thing. Make his job a LOT easier
Yeah like a megaphone
Yeah and a little vehicle of some sort, a 4-wheeler or something that covers a lot of ground in a short time that lets him ask ppl all along there.
i love how that lifeguard was talking to the toddler like she was an adult woman lol, such stark contrast to the lady who was talking to her like a normal person to a toddler
Man.... I love how good these dudes are with the kiddos. These kids don't know those from Adam.. but they are good enough to almost immediately break that barrier. Good on those guys.
are those pit vipers??? 😂 what a legend
I feel the same. A few years ago, my youngest son was lost by the beach,During the nearly hour searching for him, I imagined any bad things that might happen
I use to work as a lifeguard, surprised they weren't really considering that the kid was in the water. gotta act fast for that.
Yea, they were moving pretty slow.
Thank you to all of our first responders for all that you guys and gals do we love you God bless
That baby boy is so dang cute!!
GREAT JOB finding those precious babies..
THANK YOU TEAM RESCUE LOL !!!
this should be a lesson never let you guard down with kids especially at the beach. thank god for good samaritans
All these mamas had their kids best interest at heart and that’s amazing to see 🙏😍
It’s really true that it can 1-2 seconds to lose a kid. Reminds me of heavy rain lol.
That game destroys me every time I play it. I love it though!
Chase's face when they asked if he was ready to go to the hospital was like !?EXCUSE ME?! "No?" 🤣 too cute even when ill. Gotta love it!
that second kid is so adorable
That little boy looks so cute he looks just like his mom.
Thank you for your service and community too
Beach safety was kind of lame. He didn't do anything but take credit. Pfffft. Thank God for people like the women who found the little girl and took care of her til mom found them.
The one EMT that was helping the baby boy with asthma telling him his mom will be with him is sooo cute!! Lol
Aww he’s such a lil sweety
“hopefully they’re gonna do a much better job of being.. having eyes on them.”
"being parents"
I was at Indian wells a beach here in Bridgeport, CT with my 2 year old twins boy and girl as well as my 9 year old baby girl.. for a field trip being the super mom I try to be I was in the water with all three and by the grace of god a lot of people have drowned there so we heard... I was able to pay attention to my tribe everyone had a great time and we made it home twins are 9 and baby girl is 16 never hit by a car and no broken bones I think I've done a great job so far prayers for all the people who had to experience these different situations it is over whemling for sure 💯
Right, it's all about you!
Poor baby, what a sweet boy..
Most awkward lifeguard ever. Not sure I’d trust him with a stray, let alone a child 😬🤦🏼♀️
I’m glad that woman was there to look after the little girl & keep her calm. Safe & happy ending eventually x
Lol u know he’s probably not a bad guy.. I feel bad agreeing with you I’ve been stereotyped my whole life I’m tall and awkward. He is more friendly and social than me even tho.
Uh time stamp please
Wtf imma just leave it at that Bc he really doesn’t seem like a creep
@@Dillonmac96 Never insinuated he was a bad guy.. sad that you got that from my comment. I was referring to his slightly blasé attitude when it came to finding family members for very distressed & young children & the way he handled the situation. Nothing wrong with being awkward, but there is something wrong when you’re asking a very upset little girl in depth, long winded questions about directions to her parents when.. if she knew the answers to that, she wouldn’t be lost! Also, slightly presumptuous / concerning that he nearly made a mistake in giving her to a strange man because he was sure it was her father. He needs to stay calm in those situations, get down to the child’s level, calm them down & then venture off to find them. Not sure if it was the cameras that put him off a bit though.
@@TH-camticktokkk ? Where did I say he was a creep?
God love that woman carrying the little girl…..awww poor little thing….she wanted to find her mom ….l
First scene and the man helping the child reminded me so much of the office and Michael Scott with the way he talks it’s soo funny I love him!! 😭🤣
Thise emts were amazing with the kid who needed the gas mask!!!
So glad the last video had a happy ending there’s so many things that can go wrong in that situation
The best feeling is that all of them are dads I love when there dads and moms
the first little guy was so cute
I love it when he said are you twenty one yet and he is only two
In Brazil, when a child is found crying and lost, one puts the child on their shoulders and walk around clapping. People who see it start clapping too to show the scared parents where the child is, making them follow the noise to find her.
First Responders are awesome.Besides being brave and courageous, they have to have an amazing sense of humor 😊 I give them all the respect and Admiration in the World 😂🌟💯💟⭐💓
Parents: keep an eye on your children at all times, Please!
That Child Who Locked The Door Is LockPickLawyer When 2 Years Old !
Robby is lucky. He got to see cool guy and gets a pizza
They're so cute!
He should never been left alone
Oh so parents can't close the door to go to the bathroom????
Its the same thing.
@@1776Blue well I guess if you live in a sketchy neighborhood or have knives laying around everywhere they are usually fine haha. They usually just get into the fridge or cabinets and spill food everywhere. My son once tore threw a pie and dumped out a carton of eggs when I was in the bathroom!
No matter how aware you are it still takes 1 second for a child to missing it is just that simple...period
Why are people not watching their kids on a beach!! Don't be parents if ur not gonna protect ur babies!
You can tell she was very upset. It happens faster than you can react
God bless you all for your servıce's❤️ Thank y'all 🌹
They cracked the Honda so easy some pro speed
the mom seems so happy at 9:05 :)
What a cutie 💓
Robbie is so cute. I wonder if he knows if he is a TH-cam star lol.
Sending love from a small TH-camr 💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷
imagine, robby opened the door for a stranger, LOL D:
They’re crying out of... joy... hahahah lmfao
Good job Thanks
omg he s so adorable🤟🏻🤟🏻
Geeez, I’d be running up and down the beach screaming!
I used to get croup really bad as a kid except my had and anaphylactic reaction as well so it was called an anaphylactic croup attack but after multiple ER visits they prescribed me a nebulizer and the medication so my mom could give me treatments at home as needed
People don’t pay attention! Two children died in a pool. The
Their parents were involved in moving and thought the kids could watch each other. Every summer we lose kids in backyard pools in CA. WATCH!
Don't we all wish children were born with instructions. I had a incident with locking doors. I went to pick up my daughter from a private daycare and once inside the vehicle I remembered I forgot to make the daycare payment so with my daughter strapped in her carseat I told her I'm gonna be right back(it was winter and vehicle was on with heat on) well somehow the doors locked on their own. I get back to vehicle and can't get in. My daughter still strapped in her seat. The vehicle isn't suppose to auto lock until vehicle is in drive BUT it was in park. So I run back inside my daycare lady's house and she made a goody bag to kinda bribe my daughter to wiggle out her seat and push the front seat unlock button. My daughter had a poofy jacket which made wiggling from her seat a lil hard but she managed to get her arms out of the jacket to give her more room to work with and she did it. She wiggled her way out of her buckled seat and managed to unlock one of the front doors. From that point on when driving that vehicle with the locking issue it had we kept a spare key hidden at all times. My daycare lady said "you could of just given me the daycare payment tomorrow" Lol. She knew my work schedule anyway.
the toddler is probably terrified being locked in the apartment
Imagine if the doctor passed out when he was teaching the kid how to use it 😂
Looks like that beach needs a ton more safety equipment
Safety equipment? The parents need to keep a better eye on their kids.
Amazing job
So. toddler was left alone, and an open window? great mom.
We do not know the whole story. We probably only know 5% of the entire situation.
the first police officer is literally michael scott it’s amazing
Basically teaching a toddler it's okay to open the Door when your home alone to the pizza man.
Awww robbie
With young kids the beach frightens me! Entirely too easy for a kid to get swept away by a wave.
Mother didn’t even appear appreciative to all the help of getting her daughter back. Completely ignored that mans multiple attempts to talk with her.
she was clearly crying and overwhelmed with emotion
That's kids all over
Too cute!
The woman runnin up “what happened ahhhh!!!”
16:15 anyone noticed the 2 clouds seems to have fingers pointing like as if to say... "You! This way! (To the right)"
Nice work ✨🎆🎇
You don't take your eyes off a child near the water, it was definitely more then 1 sec.......
No she said she went in the opposite direction than her daughter. They move real fast
the little tyke snacking on sunblock will be safe from UV rays from inside out oryt
20:25 they keep staring at my guy feet ayo