Can I Deliver Children On My Own? With Emma Willis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2021
- Emma Willis Delivering Babies Season 2 Episode 1 | Emma returns to complete her training at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex, and is put straight to work when asked to assist with a water birth.
Follow Emma Willis as she trains for three months at Harlow's Princess Alexandra Hospital in the busy maternity ward as a Maternity Care Assistant. She'll be working four shifts a week: day and night; alongside the midwifery team helping to deliver babies, discovering first-hand what makes it one of the toughest, but most rewarding careers you can have.
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I live how honest Emma is. When she fawns over a baby, she is not faking. When she asks Mom or Dad how they feel, she really wants to know. Many things, taking blood, measuring blood pressure etc, can be trained - true empathy like hers in most cases cannot and are worth gold.
EMMA'S EYES SHOW HER LOVE AND TENDERNESS
SHE'S AN ANGEL SENT FROM HEAVEN.
Emma has a natural gift for making everyone feel comfortable.
Currently 30+4 with my first and I can't stop watching this series. As nervous as I am to give birth these are helping keep me calm just watching these amazing women become mommas. Getting more and more excited to meet my sweet boy, no matter what kind of birth gets him here
So exciting momma!! The last month is the longest 18 months of pregnancy hahah feels that way though!
I hope by now you’ve had your baby and all went well
I love Tilly what a pure lady
Tilly is such a sweetheart and such a good midwife !
Omg there's a second season!!!!
I love how they handle every situation with such professionalism. Would be awesome to have such care here in the States. Emma is such an Angel on earth, just love her🤗💕🥰
Strong mothers and strong medical staff. All of these women are amazing and it’s so empowering to watch.
Who else literally feels like TH-cam is their best friend during Covid ? 😘😍😜😘
The last birth was so scary. Glad everything worked out in the end. Phoenix Rose is a fantastic name.
I agree, it was a lot but everything worked out and they are going to be a great team!
She’s a very warm person
31:00 When they brook Page’s water, she fought through it like a star, your going to be a great mom!
so happy Emma is back!
The chatterbox dad (can’t remember his name) of the twins was so sweet!!❤
I think you mean Owen 😉
Oh my... I must stop binge watching!!!! :)
I like the narrator/voiceover of the series, very calming voice
I’ve been waiting for the new season 🙏👍🇵🇭🇵🇭
I cried like a baby for that last couple!
Hahaha she was like honey you forgot one I quite literally cannot lift that, I just had a C-section hahaha
Tilly is an angel
When I was a nurse in education thirty years ago support staff did not do observations. ( I’m assuming she is being educated about the implications of the observations. Qualified nurses did not take blood. That was done by either a doctor of a phlebotomist. Times are a-changing
hello u alright? hello u ok? hello everything alright? Hello u good? 😆 Have to love it 🇬🇧
She reminds me so much of Meredith Grey from Grey's Anatomie
She's way better than Meredith grey. More like Lexi grey
Does anyone know how many episodes are in season 2? Also if their something wrong with Paige’s baby? It wasn’t moving a lot and was slow to cry. I’m wondering if maybe it has a birth defect or is that normal?
30 years on and I still do hospital corners.
Paige's baby just wanted to continue napping. She took some time to wake up.
Reminds me of the t.v series.. call the midwife...;)
C section ain't no joke!!
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What is going on with Magma's hair?? It looks painted on her head. Weird!!!
What does that one nurse wear on her head ? The one with bushy looking hair on the bottom !!
I think she don't have hair on top like she tattooed the front part
I think she colors it with a sharpie lol
It's got that shine like a sharpie !!! But it's cool if it's a tattoo !!
She has alopecia and has lost her hair except the hair at the bottom. Instead of being bald or wearing a wig, she colors it....
@@EP-qi8ed thanks for letting me know !! My niece has that also ☹️
It looks like she colors the top part of her head with a sharpie lmao
I loved her old hair, not these so much..
What a unnecessary comment to make ...
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same, it's way too bright
There was no valid reason for Emma to be in the delivery room or to be present during a water birth. She has been given special consideration due to her affiliation with the media.
I just wish all thése beautiful young women would stop getting tattooed.
As said, no way would I EVER have a baby in Scandinavia, or Great Britain. In Norway, for example, many women choose a C-section to avoid birth pain. In this day and age, it's inexcusable for women to be screaming in pain giving birth. Here in the USA we choose, and the majority choose pain free. I lived in Norway for years , but had my baby here. AND, with my two wonderful doctor's. Midwife, no way! Watching these women scream, as if the end result makes horrific pain worth it? Doesn't fly with me. No thanks! This is the 21st century!
I totally agree. As a retired nurse I believe unless it's the moms choice that pain free is the way to go. There is no reason for anyone to be in that kind of pain for so many hours.
@@jodeming5088 Amen! These videos literally make me cringe. I had two wonderful doctor's who made sure my experience was joyful and pain free. That any woman would put up with what we see here is mind boggling! In Europe, in many countries, they have no choice. They're passively tolerating this. So sad! It's all about choice.
To each their own, but birth is natural. Labour is pain with a purpose and unless a mom chooses pain-free, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a natural birth. Pain-free birth comes with its own set of issues, including an increased risk of other interventions including vacuum assisted birth and C-section.
That is not actually true. Epidurals are allowed, just less commonly used in Europa. Both in the Uk and Norway epidurals are used in 1 in 3 deliveries. It’s a woman’s choice how she wants to labor.
@@susanfifer5744 my c -section blew my mind it was so painful. I wasn’t expecting it either but my son was huge. I would never go through labour without pain meds though, no thanks! I hate being in out of control pain. But to each their own.