BABY FOOT PAIN?! INCREDIBLE REMOVAL FROM 1 YEAR OLD FOOT
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Today, I had the pleasure of seeing a 1 year old baby girl who was referred from her family doctor for a "wart". After taking a closer look, I was amazed to find something that shouldn't be there.
This was definitely an amazing case and was certainly surprised to see what came out. I am just so happy this young beautiful girl was safe and no further damage occurred.
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If we are your toes, does that make you the foot?
Matthew Wilson I think he said he was the big toe. and we are all the smaller ones but that would be a ton of small toes on a foot. lol
It makes him our brother, more like Head Toe, lol.
Alena J lol
ancientsgate yea I do like that. sounds better than a big toe on a foot with 200k small toes lol
ancientsgate Hey Sweetie! Isn’t he amazing. Hope you are well. 💖
love the way he asked the baby's permission if he can hold her foot. A simple gesture but it means a lot.
That's the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard. They went to him for help. That was the permission.
Dude seems awesome! He's got a hell of a personality.
@@justintyme4690 okay? you got a point there. But I was just saying that I admired him because he still choose to ask permission even the fact that they will obviously let him.
I agree with you 100%! Nothing wrong with asking a baby for permission. I’ve always told my kids what I’m doing with them.
@@justintyme4690 It's called manners..?
U can hear that she is trying so hard to not cry. So cute but good job little girl
The mom was making her laugh
When will you be coming to Phoenix
Yeah but is it a girl or boy?
@@nurzetty9242 it is a girl i can guess
@@nurzetty9242 she put on a dress
My son is autistic and when he was a baby he wouldn't let me trim his nails. In the end I told him his nails were "gold dust" and that they were worth a lot of money. He let me cut his nails so his mommy could be rich like him. Miss those days.
Awe i love this
I’M GOING THROUGH THIS WITH MY AUTISTIC SON! Poor lil ones.... He absolutely hates it! His nails are so strong too. I was blessed with 3 special needs boys all with different situations that were by-chance and not expected.
My 19yrs has Achondroplasia (dwarfism) and then my 13yrs has Autism, and my 12yrs was born having to get an immediate colostomy bag due to not having anything there for his #2 to go. They made one surgically for him but they did not do their job well.
I’m a single mom that devotes 110% to my sweethearts♥️
You’re a great mama! What a lucky boy you have♥️
Omg my ASD son too! He’s still nonverbal but it’s a full on wrestling match 🤦🏼♀️
They is so wholesome
@@BobbieDeming you are so inspiring and brave
I love you😊
Best wishes for your future 😀
i love how you asked that sweet baby if you could touch their foot. something as small as that probably meant so much to their mom. i’m not a mother, but i would be a nervous wreck bringing my child to the doctor. you handled it so well ❤️
That's such a sweet thing you asked the baby! You were so sweet and caring and I know it probably broke your heart as much as it did mine and her mom's when she cried. I'm glad she's okay!
Alexandra i think you be a great mom to notice that.
@@marybennett8047 thank you Mary! i hope one day! fingers crossed :)
@@alexandrascauri3799 how old are you? If you dont mind me asking?
@@marybennett8047 25
From a 1 year old to a 100 year old and everyone in between, you take such good care of your patients. You’re awesome Jonathan!
I love the way you worded your comment! I never thought about it that way.
@@TheToeBro I think it's sad that so many of us find it to be extraordinary or unusual for you to be so kind and caring. You are certainly an example for all who provide care. But actually, we should be able to expect compassion, kindness, patience, and competency from all of our providers. The doctors who blow off the patient and guess it's a wart because they don't want to hear the toddler cry, should be the exception to the rule. We've become so accustomed to mediocrity or worse that we find it amazing to see patient care as it should be. Can we clone you?
That was my thought exactly! ❤
You are the most caring man, ever!!
Oh my word! Poor little one. Her cry was so sweet and soft, I almost cried with her. My one year old sounds like a pterodactyl when she cries!
I have one of those too :)
Julia Litt - 🤣🤣🤣
@@julitt4317 same here
I used to be pterodactyl too. It's okay. LOL
Lmfao 🤣🤣
There's something so attractive about a man being so gentle with a baby. It knocks gender stereotypes right out of the park!
Agreed...he was the best!
Sometimes guys are better parents but society usually sides with the woman.
@@hellfire66683 sometimes but not typically
Almost seems as if it were a foreign thing to you. Where I come from it's very common for men to be sweet to children. It's nothing out of this world.
@PRO HEN pretty sure he's married or he has a girlfriend.
Lovely to actually see a mother play an interact with the child to distract her rather than being stern saying sit still or just behave! Playing and distracting is so much calmer and easier for the child as well as having a fab doctor who actually talks and has a conversation with the child and not ignoring her and just talking to mum! Fab video on how treating a child should be! Well done! Brace girl!
Thats called sensitivity
Man, I bet that baby had been walking around thinking "why do all the grown ups liking walking so much? It's kinda painful!"
Love this comment!
I used to work in the infant room at a daycare. I taught a few how to walk. One girl I will never forget. She would scream anytime she got up and her feet flat on the ground.(with my assistance). I had to very gently suggest to parents that she might have something medically wrong. Turns out, she was just a shy, spoiled, drama queen 😅. Sweet girl was Soo afraid of failure she would just give up. She always got extra Lovins from me after. To encourage her to walk more, I'd make her walk to her high chair with me. If she wanted a toy across the room, I'd tell her, stand up! She'd cry and cry even with my help. But it worked!
@@britrist9305 well done 👍
You are a holistic health care professional. You care so much about the person as much as the problem. Bravo.
Cain Lapointe Right? What a fabulous doctor at a time when lots of medical professionals are mean and dismissive:(
Awwww she she tried so hard not to cry she so adorable 🥺😍
and when she did cry, she tried hard to not flinch and pull her foot away. most children would throw a tantrum after that
I would have balled my eyes out.
@@terbitedragon8216 yeah especially if it’s a small piece of glass
@@terbitedragon8216 it doesn’t hurt that bad at all
I think the worst part would either be exacting pain and/or being scared but since the baby wouldn’t expect the first and they kept their cools I think that’s why it wasn’t freaking out super badly
That’s the cutest foot ever
I know!!! So cute!
Little chubby baby foot 😍
I knowwww😍
It takes a special person to work with infants and children. You're that person.
Agreed!!!!
How could a doctor mistake a piece of glass for a wart. The other doctor didn't look very good. How crazy. Thank goodness for the ToeBro who with care and time, takes out a piece of glass, and no crying room baby. You are "The Man"! Johnathan! Wish you lived in Tennessee. We need people like you, who really care, ..
That's called, "I barely see anything, I don't want to numb this up and try to find out what it is, so go see Jon Tomines, he'll fix her up!" Good advice, actually.
Because it’s much easier to give a tube of cream to mom to deal with than to spend the time with a crying toddler removing whatever it is....
I'm in East Tennessee hi neighbor!!!! I wish he was here too, I suffer from ingrown toe nails on both my big toes...I cut them out myself..if I had the toe bro lol, I'd trust him to per mantle remove them😊no one else though!!!!
It's scary some of the stuff Jonathan sees that comes after multiple trips to ER, Drs etc. Like the 1 guy who had the toothpick / tree in his foot that they couldn't find, had him taking nearly 90 pills & told him was 1 year before he could have surgery? 🤯😳😲😱
Probably thought it was a wart since it was encapsulated
I read that way too fast the first time “removal of a 1 year olds foot”😂
🤣
But you still clicked 🤔
@@AnmeKazuto Don’t judge me😂
You were so great with this little girl! Your calm demeanor along with the mom being and distracting her was perfect!!
She was a good little girl. You are so caring and gentle. Another happy little toe.
I have never seen a bedside manner like yours. you treat every patient as if itwas a family member. that s so hard to find these days. I hope you want kids because I can tell you would make an amazing father. and when you get older your child could take over your family business. just make sure you start them young and have them take off the shoes and socks of the patients. 😉
This hurts my heart! the poor baby!!!! But i love how sweet and caring you were to her! Warms my heart!!! But once babies cry i start crying!!!
Wisteria Raven ikr😭
YES!!! It makes me so sad!! Like awwwww the poor baby!!!
Wisteria Raven yea
Ya when babies cry I want to help them 🙁💕
Surprisingly she didn't cry as bad as I thought she was going to I have 3 boys and with something sticking out that u can actually grab they act like your about to cut the limb off
Oh wow... that baby was walking around with that in the bottom of her foot😳 strong little girl 🙂
You're going to make a great father...
Thank you, Sarah. Hope you are feeling well today.
@Gold Experience Requiem we’re still trying to figure it out
Sarah...I know why you said that and.....it was really sweet. 🍨🍨
If you can work on a little child and not get kicked in the teeth then you can work on anyone, not everyone has that magic touch. 😛
I know my nephew would have tried to kick out a few teeth lol
What a sweeeeeet baby!!!! She was so good natured, it was like she knew you were helping her, even when she cried a bit. Awwww, my heart! So amazing to see you do all these treatments so amazingly well , big or small, young or old! You’re so caring, compassionate, have such empathy and great skills. I love you for everything you do!
Great job Doc.👍The tiny ones are troopers. Kudos to the Mom for keeping her composure. I wept during my daughters first immunizations, she of course didn't shed a tear.
Good with babies too??????!!!!!!!!! 😉
You Sir, just went from great health care professional to HERO. That little soul trusted you so much and new what you did for her, that she gave you her most treasured toy.
Wow! That baby was so brave letting a stranger dig in her already tender foot! Doc did an amazing job keeping her calm. That baby deserves to go straight to the ice cream shop to have whatever she wants!
That poor baby!! I had the same thing once from a pool party. About two months later my foot started hurting. Just ignored it by by month three it was so incredibly painful I couldnt walk on that foot! My mother damned near killed me getting that thing out of there.
The way you communicated with mom is amazing. Thank you for being a good example to both parents and doctors. She needed you AND mom and you worked together to get her help.
Awww, you were, so patient with this baby. What a good man you are. You’re kind, and compassionate. You even checked to be sure Mom was okay too.
I don’t know if you have children, but you are great with them. This poor little girl was lucky her Mom found you. Bless you.
Mom did an amazing job keeping her distracted and still. Doctor, your quick most adults wouldn't kept that still.
Babies are the most fragile and strongest at the same time my husband had a splinter and couldn't go to work and it was tiny in his pinky, I know how bad glass in the foot hurts had a piece in there for a couple years
Had a pease of glass in my thumb for 6 months when I was 5
Omg same thing happened to my baby at that age and the ER butchered her foot. Wish you had been around then. You were amazing with her. Glass for a month and a half. Treated as a wart then nothing finally did X-ray and saw chunk of glass and dug a dime size hole to get it out while my husband held her screaming her head off. You are a saint compared to that. Thank you 🙏🏼
so sweet with regular patients, even sweeter to the younger ones. this is so cute
You have cat picture I subscribe
Wonderful bedside manor especially with her being so young
That was truly a great learning experience
Ty
My family makes me deal with all the slivers in the family due to being an EMT and “having the best eye sight” and let me tell you getting a splinter out of my one year old cousins foot was not any easy task! You did great with the kiddo😊
You did so well with her. ❤️❤️❤️🌺🌺🌺👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Idc what they say or whatever technicality is behind it, you are a doctor. You treat people who are injured, and even sick. You are a physician, like it or not Jonathan, it’s a simple fact.
I agree. Certifications and certain degrees are only part of what makes a fantastic doc. I've visited numerous docs who lacked the gentle, patient, caring demeanor of Sir Bro of Toeville. He's a doctor as far as I'm concerned!
If he didn’t go to med school or get his doctorates, hes not a doctor
Wait, is that why he's not on tv anymore? Some hot water about not being a *real* doc? 😱
@@rarity4989 I thought he was a doctor🤷♀️
All I can say as a father I love babies and you sir are astounding at your craft!! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us...Believe it or not I actual teared up when she started to cry and you came to her rescue.😅 I'm such a wimp and she is the brave one.
If I had seen this video before becoming a mother I suspect I might have felt sympathy for the little one but seeing this now, I feel a pain both for the mother and the baby 🥺
I have 3 kids, and I can't believe how calm she was. That was amazing. You must have magic hands, to be so gentle with such a squirmy patient.
That horror when you drop the glass and can't find it again. I ended up with the same piece of glass stuck in my foot twice when I was a kid. Fortunately my dad was still there with the tweezers to fish it out again. 🤦♀️
Glass is difficult to see because it reflects the same color as the skin --- so I'm impressed!
Great interaction with the baby girl, Jonathan. Beautiful.
She did great, and Toe Bro was so patient and encouraging. Awesome!
I'd like to clarify my statement on pediatric medicine. It takes a special individual to work with children in medicine. First, it's difficult seeing a child ill. Second, your not only treating the child your also treating the parents etc... The primary patient is the child and many times a child can't express themselves and the parents do. This often is frustrating for the medical professional. In addition, the child does not fully comprehend what is happening. The doctor isn't interacting with one patient it's two etc... The bedside manner of the Toe Bro is excellent and this is extremely important in the medical field. Pediatric medicine is difficult and it's not as easy as it looks. Those individuals in pediatric medicine should get paid a greater amount, it's a specialty and the child has a different physiology than an adult. Also, a tremendous amount of energy is extended in psychology, an important role in treating the entire family, in pediatric medicine.
As always, thank you so much for this amazing comment!
Nothing cuter than baby feet!! 👶🏼🦶🏼
Poor baby. My little man is a year old and I can't imagine 😭 and they barely understand but wow she did great
This little one will grow up tough as nails! She took that like a champ.
She was such a brave little lady. I remember stepping on a sewing needle as a child and it was so painful having it removed & I was much older than she is. I'm sure your delicate touch made the difference! 💜👣!
Darnia Taylor i dont wanna ruin your dreams but,she isnt really brave at all,being painfull is smt else,she didnt have a choice.
FaZe Sharp Is this your child?
Darnia Taylor no.
FaZe Sharp I appreciate your opinion, but I stand by my previous comment. Have a nice day. 👋🏾
Darnia Taylor I did that at 12. Right into the arch of my foot. My dad had to yank it out with pliers, as it was a larger needle, meant for denim, and it went in eye first. Ouch!
Your such a kind and caring Doctor ❤
I'm so impressed you got this out while she was awake!!! 👌 My 5 year old got a sliver of glass exactly like this in her foot and ended up having to have a general anesthetic to get it out. This little girl is a champ!
Come out her in your arms comfort her
Aah poor baby, was so incredibly brave. You did a great job & you’ve shown such kindness & understanding of all ages from young to old. I’m glad the doctor thought it was a wart so at least the glass was removed. You’ll make a lovely father, as your father was to you clearly.
You are very kind, Sheila.
Sheila Blake not brave.
It's official, from babies to seniors, everyone loves The Toe Bro. He can charm anyone! 🤩
Aww poor baby 😭 it must've hurt every time she took a step
So sweet, she gave him her doll for taking the glass out
I have a 1 year old. This child is an angel ❤️ my daughter would of screamed and kicked the whole time
Dana Calise I was just thinking the same thing. My son would be totally fine! He’d be all about the procedure but my daughter would be a wreck! We would all need ear protection haha
This mom was wonderful, wasn't she. She knew how to distract her little girl, and Jon knew when to let go of her foot and fool around with her once in a while, giving her a tiny break. The child is an angel, but she was in such capable hands (all four of them!)
Same
I would have kicked and screamed the entire time! Lol. I do not do well with medical instruments. (Yet, I have a high threshold for pain. Go figure)
Dana Calise My 16 month old granddaughter lives with me. I would cry with her if she had to go through this.
Poor little thing she took it really well she was a trooper thank goodness that the ToeBro is a fantastic at what he does.👍👍👍👏
They could not have picked a more compassionate and caring pro than you. You are amazing Toe Bro 😁💪💯
Awww Johnathan...your gunna make a great dad someday ... your wonderful with all your patients young and old ... !!! All Drs should be like you
her toes are so cute & cubby,,, my heart
Such great care for that tiny soul! That was a big sliver of glass for a small foot. Great job Doc
I don’t care what nobody says if a one-year-old is walking around with a glass splinter in her foot that aint a normal baby
MAMA DID AN AMAZING JOB KEEPING HER ENGAGED AND DISTRACTED TOO.👏💖
My two and three year olds aren’t even that good when I cut their toenails. Hope she got all the candy for being so good.
Wow that poor little girl. She took like a big girl. Super job John it hard to work on kids u did a fantastic.job ..... Paul
From 1 years old to 101 years old, you have such an amazing bedside manner xx
Its crazy how much pain lil ones can take. I know as an adult we cant handle even just stepping on a piece of glass, let alone it be stuck in our foot for so long. Babies and children really are amazing and so resilient.💘💔💬💖💗💯
You are so patient doc 👌🏼, you took care of toddler without freaking her out.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻awww!!! My favorite job working in the ER was helping kids not be so afraid of us nurses & doctors. That extra time you spent with her makes such a difference. Poor baby! I had glass in my foot. I wasn’t nearly as brave as her❤️❤️❤️❤️
You have an amazing repore with your patients....canada is lucky to have you .... New York needs one of you .. way to go with the lil one .. barely shed a tear
Toe Bro and mom need medals for their bedside manner toward the baby. They did an amazing job.
TH-cam: Toe Bro
Me: (clicks with lightening speed)
There is no doubt in my mind that this is definitely your calling! Your bedside manner is impeccable!
You are an amazing doctor Johnathan! The way you treated that baby girl is really awesome, if it were my baby I would feel so comforted. She's a little trooper!
Hi Jonathan!!! You were so patient with this little princess. You'll be a great father! Bless you!!!
Poor wee bairn, but so brave.
For those who don't know, a bairn is a "baby" not a "barn" where you put hay and horses. :) Sometimes we have non English speaking viewers and I didn't want them to be confused. Thank you for the precious comment, Carrie and I love that word for babies!
A Scots phrase, I believe? Wee bairn. Hey, I watch Outlander.... lololol.
It really means child.
Carrie Jones not her choice to go tho.
The Toe Bro An alternative Scottish word is wean (pronounced like wane) but is normally applied to older children. They can also be called chucky as in chucky stains = wean.
Ok toe bro!!! Its time to have kids of ur own. U were soo good w that sweet baby... ur gonna make a great father!!! Loved it!!!!
Baby-girl knew that she was being PROPERLY cared for! Bless you, Jonathan!
Awww big girl. Her little cry made me so sad. She was so brave and calm! 🥺
Amazing... My daughter at that age was so scared when a splinter of wood was being removed by the doctor... She showed the needle she was going to use and that ended the visit. Your bedside manner is fantastic!!!!
Corina Streahorn Loves Life Lol oops! These days you can hand them an iPad. My parents didn’t take us to the doc for splinter, they would dig them out for us! Needless to say we were super careful to not let them happen so dad with a needle wouldn’t happen. 😂😂😂
Allison NocturnalCPhT We didn’t go to a doctor for that either. My dad would do it himself.
I have a splinter on my foot when I was a little boy. I’m scared to pull it out. I’m brave now.
MY HEART EXPLODED ❤💥 No words!!
Great job. It's always helpful to us moms when you interact with baby to help keep them calm...and I think the kiddos appreciate it as well.
Shows your character & just how much you love your job & how you care for others !! God bless 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wow! You did a tremendous job with her! A sliver of glass, that is awesome, you got it out! That baby girl did so well; I hope you gave her some candy, after this?! 😉 You are the best, with people of any age! 💗💗💗
Oh wow. This made my foot hurt! Such a brave little girl.
You have excellent bedside manners Toe Bro... You have such a calming effect with your patients, both small or large people.. Thank you very much for sharing these awesome videos..
Yaaaaaaaaay! Mommy and Jonathan did such a good job keeping her calm. Love it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹🌹🌹🦋
I had glass like that in my finger, every time I tried to get it with tweezers it cut more... So painful! Such evil little slivers. Again, super job getting it out fast and clean! There was no way to do that without hurting a little and much better to be gone. I love how you reassured Mum too, and gave her good positive feedback. I am in awe again at your diligence and skill. (also, snacks tonight are buttery rolls - a salty flat bread in Scotland - with jam!)
You are tempting me with those snacks, Amy-Clare!!
Poor baby foot. Ugh, baby feet are so cute! After 3, it's over. 😂
-- Mom of an almost 5 year-old lmao
LOVE THIS COMMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right? Baby feet are so cute, my daughter is gonna be 6 and she wont let me touch her feet let alone cut her nails
Shaleece M C. LOL I know eh? Lol I always said “ bring the grandkids from 0 to 20months then I’ll see you again when the kids are 10. LOL
Shaleece M yep I love baby feet
I didn't have a toe fetish until I had kids. When they were babies I'd kiss their toes whenever I could, I especially loved it when their little toes curled up on my lip! They're 20 and 17 now, haven't done that for a while.....
Poor thing. You're so good at what you do! Seeing you treat her like that. Makes me feel blessed for people like you.
The way he was with her definitely the best bed side manners ever. He will definitely be a good father one day.
Wow ! U r so kind, I’m so happy u found that tiny sliver. 👏🏼😍❤️
You have the best bedside manner I've seen anywhere! The medical world needs more like you! Saying hello from Oshawa! 😁
Hello to you too!
I love your compassion Toe Bro. Your one of the best doctors ever. Your bedside manner is impeccable. You are a Super Star .
Hearing the mother coo “peekaboo” made me so happy thank you for filming this!
How sweet. You were so good with her. I love that so much.
When you just realised that the little girl is much braver than you are. I would lowkey be freaking out and crying😂she’s so adorable and you and the her mom did a wonderful job👏🏽
Johnathan you are absolutely amazing! You went to great lengths to make the little girl comfortable and you were even compassionate towards the Mom! You have a gift and I would like to thank you for sharing it with the world
Jonathan is such an inspiration. I'm thinking about leaving nursing and re-training