i remember when our neighbor had a heart attack, the little boy came knocking at our door, and he was so scared and he was really brave and saved his dad's life
Because they don't want people to know that even a little girl knows a baby in a mother's womb is still a baby. That will blow a lid to all pro-abortion advocates.
I mean, as the operator, both versions are probably major 'OH F*CK' moments in terms of 'this could end really tragic'. Luckily, this call here had a happy end, and nobody got seriously hurt. I really wouldn't have want to in the poor mother's place, though, I bet she was terrified.
Operater: Santa is going to bring to u a baby brother, isn't he!? Baby: no it's in mommy's tummy, mommy is bringing... not santa!.. This proves that the little girl was very calm, collected, aware & very smart
I had strawberry juice on my pants and I thought I was bleeding uncontrollably so I sat there for a good 30 minutes crying until i realised I was holding a strawberry in my hand...
It tears at my heart when she said she's giving her mommy a cuddle. What a sweet little girl. Two thumbs up for her parents for teaching their daughter how to call for help. 🥰😍🤩
It's the operator's tone and words that got me crying. How she held it together to sound encouraging and gentle and sweet with this little girl whose mum was hurt, I've no idea.
I love how the handler spoke in such and calm and sweet voice once she noticed she was talking to a toddler. She handled the situation so well, I think she should be awarded as well!
3 year old girl: able to communicate flawlessly, giving all the relevant information calmly. Me, a 20 something year old adult when calling for an ambulance: OMgomgomggomg I don't remember which street I was driving on!!! *hyperventilates* I wasn't even the one in the accident 😅
Her mommy should be very proud to have a baby girl like her. God bless them all and all 911 service members for their hard work and dedication to the call of duty.
It's the kind of TH-cam clip that should come up way more often than some of the weird stuff that pops up now again. It's kind of nice to shed a tear because of a good thing for a change. Well done wee lassie.
Super toddler, fantastic call handler and superb parents who taught her to call the emergency number! Wonderful to know that she got a bravery award for this! Many congratulations little angel!😊🎉🎉👏🏻
Such a good girl! I love how she didn’t give Santa credit for the hard labor her mummy is went through for her sibling. Lol. I’m happy this had such a good ending. ❤️ Also the dispatcher is an amazing women!
I'm glad that yt recommended me another video that saying this incident , but it didnt include that her mommy is fine now . Now i can sleep well . Ik that mommy and her baby is okey now
What sweetie's they both are. Little girl being able to get help for mom and the operator keeping the girl talking and getting info at the same time. 🙂🙂
Everybody forgets about the call handler, she is so sweet and natural. She handled the situation with professionalism and sweet heart.
Yeah!!
agree..
Absolutely. Should be promoted.
Umm ... What do u mean by call handler
@@hindolmukherjee1191 911 dispatcher.
People also forget the mother, she had the boss move of teaching her 3 year toddler how to call emergency. Or the father.
Word ! I fainted and my three year old jumped on me 🤦🏼♀️🤣
actually it was her school that taught her
@@27sadhu Really? I hardly believe it, but well... Any source?
@@27sadhu they go to school at 3???? I started kindergarten when I was 5
@@countingdays856 whatever it is they call it, pre-school or something
The 3-year-old toddler who called 999 is also clever, but the operators who listened seriously without ignoring her story are also commendable.
Why the hell would they ignore her story? This is the UK not America!
Guys I know her
She’s my sisters friend
@@hawaaboo1500 ok
@@Sssssssslf People ignoring calls can happen anywhere.
3 year old: Explains without crying
20 year old me: Crying watchin this video
😁❤️😘 happy tears dear. Even I cried, 36 now 😁😂
She didn't cry cauz she really don't what is going around in that movement.
@@KingEnergy1111 wh
Me too am 26 and I can't control my emotions while watching this
Ur comment hits hard🤣🤣
"I'm giving her a cuddle." Here we go with the waterworks.
Da Badguy 😂😂😂
I would like but it has 666 likes, so..
@@Mrreowmeowmrreowmrowmeow That number will get broken one way or another so...
@@dabadguy7882 it's already broken
@@dabadguy7882 ok I liked
i remember when our neighbor had a heart attack, the little boy came knocking at our door, and he was so scared and he was really brave and saved his dad's life
Very Wholesome it is👌
Aw
Awww~! Why won’t anyone comment? Give this comment some love! 💗
Why'd they cut out the bit where the operator was confused about where the baby was? That bit was cute.
Because they don't want people to know that even a little girl knows a baby in a mother's womb is still a baby. That will blow a lid to all pro-abortion advocates.
Jesus what a reach hahahah
@@hereLiesThisTroper well, that was a reach and a half
@@amino-acid some people just want to feel special, so they come up with all these weird completely illogical plots about everyday things.
Agreed, It's such a cute call, there's probably a dozen or more edited versions of this call.
does anyone else look up this video periodically just to hear the operator speaking so kindly and sweetly?
I literally started BAWLING:
"I'm giving her a cuddle."
MY HEART MY HEART 😭😭😭
i’ve seen the full version and it’s so cute the operator thinks mum was holding a baby but then finds out its ‘in mummy’s tummy’
Yea
I mean, as the operator, both versions are probably major 'OH F*CK' moments in terms of 'this could end really tragic'.
Luckily, this call here had a happy end, and nobody got seriously hurt. I really wouldn't have want to in the poor mother's place, though, I bet she was terrified.
Operater: Santa is going to bring to u a baby brother, isn't he!?
Baby: no it's in mommy's tummy, mommy is bringing... not santa!..
This proves that the little girl was very calm, collected, aware & very smart
@Rosida Andriyana mommy and mummy are same thing
@@Djalishas Does mummy mean a monster?
@@mineralwater4914 no mummy is like same thing as mommy
@@Djalishas the girl might live with the mummy who has died.
@@mineralwater4914 well technically, yes, mummy's are a type of monster, but mummy is also another way of saying mommy
That operater changed her tone as soon as she got to know that a small girl is speaking...so lovely
Toddler: *saves mum with phone call*
Me when I was a toddler: *e a t s g r a s s*
y u m m y
@@catto643 xD lol!
Me at that age : *eats sand*
@@padmanabanraghavendran3570 A wise man with low ground once said "I hate sand"
@@iamgirlfromsweden1459 who is that ? xD
Am i missing something ?
At 3 years old I would try to go inside the fridge just to see how it felt...
I had strawberry juice on my pants and I thought I was bleeding uncontrollably so I sat there for a good 30 minutes crying until i realised I was holding a strawberry in my hand...
At 3 I solved the rubik's cube and wrote three books.
@@aleksseb5504 big brain
Kracks at 3 years old I was drawing like a pro and I don’t know how-
At the age of three I'm already solving puzzles and I'm cooking.
Nah just kidding, I was actually eating some dirts
Hey, the operater was also a hero for keeping calm. I also love how her voice changed when she realized she was talking to a cute little girl.
It tears at my heart when she said she's giving her mommy a cuddle. What a sweet little girl.
Two thumbs up for her parents for teaching their daughter how to call for help. 🥰😍🤩
It's the operator's tone and words that got me crying. How she held it together to sound encouraging and gentle and sweet with this little girl whose mum was hurt, I've no idea.
She knew exactly who to call because she knew from seeing her mum what constituted as an emergency. What a highly intelligent little girl she is
Why am i crying over this?... i must be about to get my period lol
I thought the exact same thing 😂
Same here
I just cried and on my period 😭
on period and cried
get help!
A clever and brave girl and a great operator.
The operator became a mother herself the moment she listened to the voice of the toddler. Motherhood is the purest of all emotions.
God bless her very sweet and smart
OMG... tears in ma eyes.. She is incredible... Allah bless u lill angel...
Stop your advertisement
@@Hrdy022 what is she advertising tf she just said in other words God bless her tf
Hrdy022 she’s not advertising anything wtf
@@Hrdy022 she just said god bless with other words wtf
@@najnis3174 Yes thats what they said. However, Hrdy022 maybe found it weird that Sidra Ch used a foreign word for a god.
UK dispatchers are SO much nicer and get the job done much better and more efficiently than US dispatchers.
Okay_man , Australian ones are much better than US too.
@@aussielady7539 BASED
chaleur , based on facts mate
US also has way more crimes
U r lucky if ur call gets picked up in India
Taking some action is a far cry
I love how the handler spoke in such and calm and sweet voice once she noticed she was talking to a toddler. She handled the situation so well, I think she should be awarded as well!
What a magnificent 3 year old. Wonderful upbringing from her parents.
This dispatcher was so sweet with Emma! Oh my goodness! Bless Emma, her mother, and the dispatcher!
And her baby brother!
3 year old girl: able to communicate flawlessly, giving all the relevant information calmly.
Me, a 20 something year old adult when calling for an ambulance: OMgomgomggomg I don't remember which street I was driving on!!! *hyperventilates*
I wasn't even the one in the accident 😅
Both the operator and baby were fantastic.
santa is not bringing it, it's in mummy's tummy
hilarious, what a good girl
2019 I'm still watching this The Operator is so sweet and very kind.. Emma is so brave
Her verbal skills for a 3-year-old are incredible! What an amazing little girl.
Her mommy should be very proud to have a baby girl like her. God bless them all and all 911 service members for their hard work and dedication to the call of duty.
Emma was brilliant, and the operator was fantastic!
This conversation is so cute 😂🤣
The women from the ambulance service is so kind ♥️♥️
This is the sweetest thing ever 🥺 the fact that a 3 year old was smart enough to know what to do in that situation is amazing 😊✨
Watching this at this corona virus time bring me hope that it gonna be alright. Stay safe people.
Am i the only one who get so emotional over these calls.. I can never be this calm an collected
No Mee too lol
I love how calm the little girl is she’s an angel
Am proud of this girl God bless them both
This makes me so emotional, have to stop myself from crying. Such a wonderful little girl, and the operator did a fantastic job.
The one who handled the call predicted that Emma's gonna have a baby brother
I noticed that, too. Weird and funny, huh?
In some cultures it is said that boys make moms fall when they’re in the womb. Guess the lady is intuitive towards that
I have noticed few parts of actual recording are missing in this video. So The toddler may gave those info in those missing section..
I'm just in my room crying like a fool
I'm so proud of her 😭
this lil 3 year old girl is a superstar i love how she was acting bless her and her family
This is so Wholesome and heartwarming. God bless this girl and that Lady on the phone as well.
honestly I love the operator and emma so much?? she deserves the award, definitely, I’m so happy for their family.
What a brave little girl and I'm so pleased all ended well. Aren't we lucky to have such an amazing emergency service. xx
Good gracious, this call is perfect. Calming, nurturing dispatcher, and the three year old giving vital information so calmly!
Such a brave little toddler, God bless her ! ❤️❤️
Such a smart and brave little 3 years old, GOD bless her 🙏😊💙💙💙💐
I like how the operator says darling sweetie .I can't handle all that word same time
3 YEARS OLD, THIS LITTLE GIRL IS SO SPECIAL🤯🤯💞
What a brilliant little girl very brave and very smart, and an Hero to boot.
Mommy and baby brother are both fine. Thanks to Emma. And oh Santa, give this girl anything she wants.
I love how she talked to her to calm her and keep her distracted.
ahhh so overwhelming,imagine a 3yrs old toddler could call an emergency for her mother to save her pregnant mother...😊😊😊😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰
She is a smart little girl she done a right thing and she knows that mummy going to bring baby not santa OMG that cute ❤
She's so sweet
She is sweet girl .i am giving mumy hug .😍😍😍😍
Brave girl saved her mum! What a hero👍👍
It's the kind of TH-cam clip that should come up way more often than some of the weird stuff that pops up now again. It's kind of nice to shed a tear because of a good thing for a change.
Well done wee lassie.
The call handler is so sweet
Amazing job....well done
God bless this little angel and his family 😭
Congratulations Emma for saving your mummy's life! Wonderful she was recognized.
Thankyou to our NHS for training great operators so positive with the little girl hope mummy and baby the best and the operator and Emma too
Omg this is so amazing I’m in tears how amazing that little girl and that amazing dispatcher is. Bless their hearts
What an amazing little girl! So glad Mum and baby boy are ok!!
I really appreciate the girl.
How sweet is the person who picked the phone she said that I would talk to u like she is so sweet ♥️
Tearful and beautiful. How lovely.
Oh dear... This got me teared up.😭🤧
The Operator was so lovley ❤
And Emma is a hero ❤
Amazing little girl and very well handled by the operator 💪
Super toddler, fantastic call handler and superb parents who taught her to call the emergency number! Wonderful to know that she got a bravery award for this! Many congratulations little angel!😊🎉🎉👏🏻
Such a good girl! I love how she didn’t give Santa credit for the hard labor her mummy is went through for her sibling. Lol. I’m happy this had such a good ending. ❤️ Also the dispatcher is an amazing women!
The little girl is a hero.
Emma is so adorable
Imagine a 3 year old ? Doing that. Brave girl. The operator is outsatnding kudos.
Very smart and brave.....👍👍👍
This woman is amazing and so comforting
I’m sorry I’m 14 and I can’t explain what happened to me and the fact that she’s only 3 is just impressing wow.😭
I'm tearing😭😥🥰 she is an angel on Earth
Awe so sweet precious baby girl♥️ so brave ♥️ glad mom and baby brother is okay ♥️
Both are angels.
Awe, my name’s Emma :) She’s so cute and her social skills are amazing!
girl and caller both were awesome
2 lives saved
Where babys came from: NO stork, No santa its MOMMY! thanks tot telling a truth!
She got connected to the right person at the right time ..!!
She did great good
Good to know, her mommy and little brother is ok..
❤️
I'm glad that yt recommended me another video that saying this incident , but it didnt include that her mommy is fine now . Now i can sleep well . Ik that mommy and her baby is okey now
I am crying rn.... Cuz I am finding army everywhere.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
She's three?!! That's some amazing communication skills and the call handler was so sweet...
Why does the woman in the photo look like Michelle Dockery
I’m crying.. so amazing little girl !!
I'm giving her a cuddle😭😍
Remarkable story. Bought tears to my eyes.
Okay can I get some British woman to call me sweety and darling like that? Probably not, but a guy can dream, can't he? :(
Awww... such a brave little girl... and such a sweet operator...
This is why people say Girls are the Angels
What sweetie's they both are. Little girl being able to get help for mom and the operator keeping the girl talking and getting info at the same time. 🙂🙂