I love how gentle she is. While her movements are precise they're done so carefully and lovingly. I don't think I'll ever have kids but if I do I wanna track down this lady and learn from the best
@@saysHotdogs I’d say ask the nearest grandmother. They’ve had years to hone their skills. 😅 I’m a mom of a toddler but still have lots to learn… meanwhile my mom is just a boss with my daughter lol. I stay taking notes in the background. 🤣
My daughter's Dr came in when she was born and she freaked me out a bit bc it seemed she was roughly swaddling but it just appeared that way and it wasn't rough she was just very good at getting it nice and tight but loose enough for baby to be comfy. Honestly it was the best swaddle I've ever seen and never could I get it like that lol
My daughter was born in 1998. She had colic. The doctors told us that there was no cure for colic. But some nurses recommended we swaddle our daughter. Her colic went away right away. That daughter of ours will earn her PH'd by next year. I'm very proud of her!!!
yh colic is very common, especially for first time parents, and it has no cure like medicine because there is no physiological cause for it so behaviours like swaddling can help alot.
I wonder if my mom was told that ..I was colic and screamed so much my mom almost threw me out the window bc she couldn’t take it anymore 😂😫🫢 33 yrs later and now I’m expecting (praying my child doesn’t scream like I did lol but I swear I didn’t do it on purpose lol)
My mother tries to do that to me whenever I am on the couch with my blanket on a cold day. I am 22. Might be weird for some but it's cute for me and comforting in a unique way.
Yup. For the most part, newborns are quiet. If they are fussing, it's actually considered a problem. Which is why most parents experience anxiety over their kid's well being. Because you have to constantly monitor them for those first two months. After that, they have learned how to communicate (in a baby way) that they need shit done. So after about 2, they'll start to cry if they need a diaper change or a boob. At about 1 to 2 years old is when the parents have to start monitoring for neurotypical behaviour. So if the baby isn't crying normally or crawling, they need to get checked out. The age between birth and about 5 years old is this weird balance for parents of having to monitor between silence, noise, and movement. Since each stage of developmental growth is different.
I am also concerned to think about the position of the arms too before you tighten that blanket…………and I’ve seen young people with newborns make the blanket so tight!!!!
2 things: 1- this is the most gentle I have EVER seen a nurse with a newborn.. And I have 3 kids. 2- nothing beats a professional baby burrito roller.. Always perfect and baby is always so happy!
You can tell she is such a loving person by the care she puts into that swaddle. She is a beautiful soul helping to bring babies into the world with love.
Those nurses flip those newborns around like rag dolls when no ones looking. Because they’ve done it so many times they do it ten times faster. It’s scary to watch! I don’t know if it’s because they don’t think the babies are sweet and fragile, or just because they have to get their work done. I can imagine losing sense of time if you pay attention to the babies preciousness. She’s going slow to teach. I know each of us would have a fit seeing our babies handled roughly. It’s just unnatural to be “rough”. But if we had to do 50 babies 5 days a week, we’d probably become somewhat desensitized. Love babies!!!!
How do we know newborn babies are actually supposed to be put into that constricting mess of a blanket, why not just use your body warmth on the damn baby like you’re meant to It seems dangerous and absolutely unnecessary to me.
@@jacobott3382 I’m not sure but I think it has to do with their nervous system and the womb-like feeling. I don’t think it’s about warmth. Women in poor countries keep their newborn babies limbs and head safe, as well as nervous system calm, while they work with baby attached to them. It’s not only a thing done across cultures and time but scientifically shown to be good. I think after a certain stage of development it loses its purpose. I think it’s specifically for a certain age.
@@nonyab5640 Exactly ... ... also, newborns tend to wriggle around, with arms, and legs all over the place ... I learnt that as an ex-work colleague of mine use to take me round to his place, not long after his wife gave birth to their second son. He was amazing baby, but one heck of a little kicker. As soon as the wife swaddled him up, he calm down quickly. Another thing I learnt was this: once, she was in the kitchen, and he had to take the eldest son to the toilet. The baby started crying, but my acquaintance told me if he ever did, to place a hand firmly, but gently, on his chest. Surprisingly, it worked; may be it was the combination of warmth, plus gently pressure, but that baby went from all-out crying, to happy gurgling, to almost drifting off to sleep, in seconds. I was stunned. So, when he came back into the room, and saw me with my hand still on his baby's chest, and that the baby was almost fast asleep ... I dunno ... it made me feel that, perhaps one day, I could be the parent neither of mine never was, nor never could be ... Besides which, they've only been out of the womb for a few weeks. For at least the last trimester, especially once the spinal chord has fully enclosed, and both heart and lungs are rapidly developing into fully functioning organs (so c. 7 ½ - 8 months, give or take the calendar ...), the rather large foetus - especially with a birthweight over 10lbs - is in a comparatively small, but warm, enclosed, space, where the limbs are not fully stretched out. Swaddling, hence, is not that different, especially to a newborns' subconscious. So, yeah it does work, surprisingly well. And whilst 'baby wearing', at least here in the UK, is seen as a 'New Age fad', there are plenty of nations, across the globe, where mums wrap their newborn, close to their body, because anything less is just crazy ...
Aw my baby girl is 9 months old today and I so loved the swaddling months. She was my little bean. My little baby burrito. She’s my favorite thing on the planet.
@@chloechantal5017 haha idk about being a king. Just a dad. I’ve always wanted to be a dad and my wife and I found out we are unable to have children so we adopted a little girl right at birth. She’s been ours since her first moments of life. She’s beautiful and amazing and exactly the child I always dreamed of fathering.
This is oddly specific but, I worked at chipotle for a year and a half and now I work at a daycare. I’ve been complimented on my bundling abilities. Who knew burrito wrapping would make childcare easier.
My dad said that when I was a baby, I liked it when the blanket was a little tight. They couldn't figure out why I wouldn't stop crying until the nurse came in and showed my dad how to swaddle me, and told him to make it slightly tight because some babies like it tighter because it mimics the feeling of being in the womb. It worked like a charm and I was a happy baby
The best part is when you take them out of it in the morning and their arms shoot up in the air to stretch out. My favorite part of the day is the big smile and stretch in the morning😍🥰😌
Yes I loved these moments. When I had my first her crib was in our room and I love when she started standing in the crib and would wake up and wave at me with a big sleepy smile and eye rubs 🥺🥰
This melted my heart! That sweet face 🥹I am 28 weeks pregnant with a baby girl.. my little miracle . I was always told I wasn’t able to have kids.. but God… changed everything! I was born to be a mother and this just shows that your wildest dreams do come true. ❤️ so grateful
Congratulations I am so happy and excited for you.. I'll be 28wks tomorrow and praying she's our rainbow baby.. I've had several miscarriages my last being September of 2021 😭.. but so far so good with this beautiful girl.. staying positive and praying..we are so excited 😊.. best wishes to you and your little one 💞
I think my mom sould have perfered to have that baby because I could not be turned into a burrito I just refused i dont know y but yes babys are just adorable but sadly i am a dude so when I possibly have a kid i will likely be called some... Unkind names
@@BLACKROCKSGR3ATEST there are some words even I dont say on youtube but bit people assume the worst and that includes men with children women dont usually run into this issue my body type and looks are usually associated with a horrible stereotype
I love how gentle she was. After having my first daughter I never let the nurses do anything with my other babies because of how rough and uncaring they were. This nurse gets an A+++!
You can easily tell who's in nursing because they want to help. I've recently finished nursing school and honestly, some of my colleagues were so brutal with some people for no reason other than "i want to get off faster" 🙄
Nope. My preemie did all the time. To the point where when she was in the little warm box thingy, she had to be nakie bc she would try and wiggle out and either get it over her head or get arms out and yank at her cords. I guess this also means we had been swaddling her wrong at home for 4 months lol
@@NocturnalLoner actually it's not just that. it's also to mimic positions the babies did in utero. they have very little arm and leg movement space while in the womb!
I love how the baby’s just staring her down thru the whole thing like “u better get this right the first time miss nursey” lollll she’s a swaddle rockstar n that baby is so damn cute!!!!!!!
Con que delicadeza y amor trata al pequeño angelito. Sinceramente Dios 🙏 lo bendiga, proteja y acompañe hoy mañana y siempre. Gracias a nombre de éste hermoso angelito ☺️💕🙏
At first when the video started I thought the nurse was demonstrating using a doll because the baby is so perfect! ♥️ Then the baby moved! What a beautiful little newborn and the nurse the way she carefully swaddled the baby in such a gentle caring way. Made me smile so much ♥️✨
Nurses are truly a godsend. As someone who plans to go to med-school to become a doctor, nurses are my ultimate inspiration and I look up to them so much. They are the hidden gems of the medical field and they deserve the world.
This comment is amazing; my mother is a travel nurse so she can make enough money to buy us a house (we are currently renting) and she has been gone for 2 1/2 months (supposed to be gone for almost 4) and this comment just made it all worth it. Sending so much love your way ❤️
Right! I love and adore each and every baby in my care, but I often go faster with the “burrito-ing” because I’ve had many kids of my own and helped deliver so many more! It gets to be second nature. I really try to remember though that I am teaching these new parents how to handle and interact with their new baby. They learn so much about how to interact with their baby from us providers. I like to handle babies as I would prefer to be handled. Nobody likes to be either manhandled or conversely treated like a China doll. So I look for a firm confident grip in the middle. I like to stop and remind myself that this tiny new person’s relationship with their family is forged in that first day or two and so it’s better to slow down and really teach the parents how to understand the humanity of their baby and how to savor the small things.
Same Emotional for me for some reason can’t really explain it Just the fragile tenderness of a baby and the gentle care and detail it’s receiving New to this world Scared and confused yet calmed by the soft touch of an adult who also was a baby like that The baby one day growing up and too becoming an adult maybe with their own child I guess the grandness of life starting in such a helpless and small way is both powerful and magical
I cried too. Because I miss swaddling my baby girl like this. She is almost 2 already now 😭 and the song is from twilight which is one of my favorite movies.
I'm literally crying like just to see the baby is soo small and adorable and we can even turn the whole body with one hand 🥺🥺🥺 Edit:Thank you guys soo much and it's my first time to get this much likes 😘😘🤗🤗💜💜💜 Edit 2:thank u guys for 2.2 likes and I am very happy to see u guys who felt like me after watching this video 🤗🤗💜💜💜
@@yuvashree3556 look up the robots used! I got the chance to see them in person a week ago and may I say I thought I walked into a room with a living person in the bed. They do blink, the chest can rise and fall, and the high fidelity ones have pulses.
Used to love watching the nurses do this when I was in nursing school. They would take these screaming writhing little monsters and swaddle them so fast the babies didn't even know what happened. They would stop crying and just stare with those huge baby eyes it was so cute
... especially their gummy little smiles ... In an alternative universe, I wish I could believe there is a version of me, whom was able to attend a US medical college, pass through my residency, and specialise in neonatal medicine, especially in a PICU ... the learning curve is more a line, 9⁰ to the vertical, as there is a huge amount to learn, including as a PICU Nurse Practitioner ... being a neonatal/paediatric male nurse, including in the PICU, is just as much a honourable career. I would've loved to have been able to see, in person, a fragile premature baby, c. 23-24 weeks, survive, and thrive, to reach their first birthday ... despite the long, arduous, hours, and work, seeing that, I can imagine, would make absolutely everything worthwhile ...
Man. I had one nurse who was patient and listened to me and my s/o. Out of like 7-8 nurses within the two days I was in the hospital, only one nurse took their time to help us. She taught us how to bathe the baby, swaddle the baby with instruction and patience like this women is doing here. She taught us how to change a diaper and it turned out that this nurse was the auntie of a friend of mine I had in high school, small world. But truly blessed for that women, she really understood that we were young, new to this, and she took her time. Which isn’t something people like to just give. I very much appreciate people like this.
That’s surprising they stress to us the importance of patient education. I’m glad that nurse helped it’s a tough job taking care of a baby for families and I commend you all!
Awesome! Im currently in the hospital watching youtube shorts at 2am with my wife and newborn son! We have a 3 and 5 year old at home so its been a while since ive made a baby burrito. Ive always been good at it and havent missed a beat in 3 years lol nice to see gentle handling and caring for the newborn though!
Congratulations on the new baby! My husband was a swaddling pro.. he was already particular about how he folds laundry with his miltary style folds lol, .. enjoy hour bundle of joy!
Awwe I just saw this and hope your family is doing well and hanging in there. I have three young kids, two being twins. Wishing you and your family all the best!
I always imagine homeless people being swaddled the first time right after they were born…That person you see sitting there so desolate was someone’s precious baby.
I'm a pro at this. My little girl refused to sleep until about 7 months unless she was turned into a loaf of baby. I wonder if these nurses know how much value the few moments us first time parents get from them? From belly button cleaning to swaddling to breast feeding and all the other neat tricks. I didn't have a mom there to help guide me but this amazing woman named Patrice taught me so much with sooo much patience and love.
The nurse is great, but you gotta love how calm the baby was. Babies can always tell when they're being handled by someone who knows how to take care of a baby.
@@lemonflower. I made an assumption, does that make you happy to hear? It’s not illegal to make an assumption. If you’re not that baby I don’t care how you feel about me assuming it’s gender. Bye, don’t bother responding because I’ll read you.
Aaaaah. Good times. I had mine in January. Good luck. Holy hell! I do not miss her babyhood and her colic lol. Crying 5 hours straight was a nightmare lol
I hate how some women judge other's based on what they do with their child. My mom got so much hate from family members for not swaddling my baby brother, but he hated it. It didn't how you wrapped him up, he'd scream like someone was killing him. If anything, he loved laying on my mom's bare chest, that was the only way to stop him from crying or put him to sleep.
We dont swaddle in My country, noone does. It looks really uncomfortable to not move when you are finally able too. But i understand Comfort in what you are used too aswell. Different for everyone
It just looks really uncomfortable to me. It seems like every few years, somebody comes up with the "correct" way to do things. This was en vogue around 40 years ago. When i had my daughter, the nurse kept btinging her in all wrapped up tight. The first thing i did was unwrap her, and immediately, the spring loaded arms and legs shot out of the blanket, stretching in every direction. The nurse came back in one day and said," You arent supposed to unwrap her. They don't like it." The next time she brought my daughter in, i asked her to watch. She was shocked.
I sometimes did it with my son but he was uncomfortable so I stopped and instead hug him and keep him with me as much as I wanted ( a loooot) and he was and is ok
Used to be horrible too. Was fascinated but I had a hard time putting my own ideas aside/understanding what the baby needs, but with time, listening, lots of practice, and a few brave parents, that can change. One of the downsides of our individualistic society is that so few of us get meaningful childcare experience until it's our own.
I used to swaddle my baby cousin when i babysat him. He was always smiling and giggling when i did it, because of the funny faces i made. I loved babysitting him. Most of the time he would be sleeping, and when he was awake we'd watch Steven universe together. He was so focused on it too, i almost finished the series with him. But now he's bigger and can talk and run around. He's such a happy baby, a little trouble maker now, but still fun to take care of once in awhile. ☺☺☺
Wow that's soooo great! As a younger sibling, I never really got the chance to swaddle any baby cause I am the youngest in my family...but your story is so heartwarming! I too wish that someday I can swaddle a baby and feel the pure happiness ^_^
@@c_ps3459 oh that must have been a cute n lovely experience! And when your cousins will grow old, you would feel that nostalgia of how they were so little and they grew up right in front of your eyes... It's really beautiful ❤️
Tell me you love your job, without telling me you love your job... This was such a peaceful and gentle video and this nurse was incredible with the gorgeous little bean! 😍💜
Being a mom terrifies me , I never want one but seeing the baby so smol, so innocent, so full of life and calm made me teared up a bit. It makes me feel so happy--
My 30 yr old daughter feels the same way, she never wants children of her own, but she loves other peoples children❣ She just got her tubes tied 2 weeks ago and I'm 100% happy for her. I had a hard time accepting her decision when she 1st told me because I was mourning the loss of potential grandchildren. But after she talked to me about her feelings on the issue of parenthood, I understood. Besides it's her life, not mine!!! I have 2 other children, my oldest daughter already gave me 3 grandchildren and my youngest (my son) wants children as well one day!!
I had my son at 30 I was scared to death, it was the best day of my life you can never imagine how much you could love someone, he is a very caring and loving person I am blessed
There’s nothing more precious than Jesus Christ blessing us with babies. God is good all the time and all the time God is good. I wanted to have a lot of babies, but God gave me a son and daughter because he knew I wouldn’t have anymore. Praise the Lord for blessing me with those two healthy babies that have grown up to be awesome parents. 💞✝️🇮🇱🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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@@ayushguy6717 some people fell for it
Yo. Baby burrito.
I was a beast at swaddling
As a dad, the nurse taking time and teaching me when I had my son was something special! The people that work in delivery are something special.
Yessir beautiful memories
Just made the likes to 1k
This is so sweet. Dads are superhero’s. At least my Dad is. Sometimes I forget he wasn’t born knowing how to do everything. He learned…for me!
This comment is something special
For real dude, those pizzas be arriving fresh at my home 😂
I love how gentle she is. While her movements are precise they're done so carefully and lovingly. I don't think I'll ever have kids but if I do I wanna track down this lady and learn from the best
Same thoo
We can all do that just ask the nearest mother to you.
Definitely.
@@saysHotdogs I’d say ask the nearest grandmother. They’ve had years to hone their skills. 😅 I’m a mom of a toddler but still have lots to learn… meanwhile my mom is just a boss with my daughter lol. I stay taking notes in the background. 🤣
My daughter's Dr came in when she was born and she freaked me out a bit bc it seemed she was roughly swaddling but it just appeared that way and it wasn't rough she was just very good at getting it nice and tight but loose enough for baby to be comfy. Honestly it was the best swaddle I've ever seen and never could I get it like that lol
she’s so gentle and yet so precise. you can tell she loves her job
WHY DID I THINK YOU MEANT THE BABY
I mean who wouldn’t mind making burritos lol
@@LostInTransition7 ikr especially with the babies 😗
@@joonxedits burrito babies lol
Hopefully she's like that off camera too
If I didn't see her moving her little fingers and blinking I would have thought she was a baby doll. So sweet!
I thought it was a doll at first!
I thought she was at first.
I thought so too ❤❤
Я тоже сперва подумала что это кукла! Потом увидела что ребенок шевелится! ❤
Omg right ?!
I don’t know which was more distracting.. the fact that the nurse was so professional and gentle.. or the fact that the baby was just too ADORABLE!
Right?!
Basically, if you know how to wrap a tortilla or burrito, then you can wrap a baby.
That's a good baby just laying there all quite and looking cute.Hes beautiful!! Congratulations!!❤️🙏👶
@@windmagelita baby burrito 🥰
The baby: 👁️👄👁️
Shout out to the baby who's calmer than I'll ever be, stay zen little one
Same!!!
Lol mhm
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My mom said that when I was a baby I literally cried everytime I saw a stranger 😂😅im not even that calm now😁😁😁😅
@@DaisyCoreXD I, a fully grown adult, also cry when I see strangers🤷
It took me a second to realize the baby was real. What a perfect little newborn 🥰
Omg I was thinking the same thing!!! I thought the baby was a doll that they trained with!!!!
Same and then it blinked.
I thought it was a robot baby lol
That’s what I said
@@leylizbeth1944 is it not??
I love how gentle she was with the baby, taking time to demonstrate step by step. My prayers for a lifetime of happiness for you, little one. 🙏🏽❤️
pobe Bebe, todo enchorisado ,Qe Antiguedad😳😠🙆♂️
But l seen baby leg made bended
@@eliyatbradleysame
It's personal preference really. Everyone wraps a burrito differently.
Regardless the way you wrap, tasty nontheless ;) (/j issa joke I don't eat and don't condone to eating babies)
@@lavendertears1814 consume
But for those of us who didn’t have a clue, an example to follow is so helpful.
Hahaha. When I wrap my son we call him Thatcho burrito lol
MrFookayu that's a hilariously accurate analogy😂😂
So cute, but I love how she just rolls the baby around like a little burrito. 😆
Little burrito baby😆✨
@@willdrawsandwhatnot yes 🤣
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Is it weird that i said this
Forbidden burrito
I’m literally crying this is just the most adorable baby ever
I deadass thought it was fake
@@motherofaxolotls2222 lmao 😭💀
@@motherofaxolotls2222 lmao same💀
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No I STARTED CRYING Too!!!
My daughter was born in 1998. She had colic. The doctors told us that there was no cure for colic. But some nurses recommended we swaddle our daughter. Her colic went away right away. That daughter of ours will earn her PH'd by next year. I'm very proud of her!!!
Congratulations 🎉
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yh colic is very common, especially for first time parents, and it has no cure like medicine because there is no physiological cause for it so behaviours like swaddling can help alot.
You go girl!
I wonder if my mom was told that ..I was colic and screamed so much my mom almost threw me out the window bc she couldn’t take it anymore 😂😫🫢 33 yrs later and now I’m expecting (praying my child doesn’t scream like I did lol but I swear I didn’t do it on purpose lol)
Newborn sitting there so calmly while getting wrapped up. They're just like, "Sure this may as well happen too today."
I thought it was a baby doll at first
I also thought it was a baby doll, because it wasn't moving or fussing.
"You ever have those days where you're like this might as well happen" -John Maulaney haha
@@panicatlabiblioteca It is a baby doll!
@@lidiazob5693 the feet were moving
My mother tries to do that to me whenever I am on the couch with my blanket on a cold day. I am 22. Might be weird for some but it's cute for me and comforting in a unique way.
This is cute 🥰
I try to do this to myself 😂 I love being cocooned in a blanket 🥰
I do the same to my 10 year old son. He still loves it!
Me too! I’m 25, my mom will still tuck me in when I’m really sick and bedridden. Not weird at all 👍🏾
Everyone should be jealous of you and you’re mum ❤️
The fact that she rolls the baby to the side and it looks like a burrito is too cute
Exactly that was adorable 🥺
I came to the comments to find the baby burrito comment. I love it, it is so cute.
Noooo, I'm crying even more now this is adorable :(
Thank you! I was thinking awwws thats a cute baby burrito!!
Yessssss
Who loves when their arms fly up once they're unwrapped, and then the stretch?😁
You would do the same thing in a straight jacket ! Lol
Let’s just take a moment to realize how calm and quiet that baby was
Edit: two years later, 22K?! 🤯
Most newborns are. It's not until 2+ months thst they start being more "Baby like"
Yup. For the most part, newborns are quiet. If they are fussing, it's actually considered a problem. Which is why most parents experience anxiety over their kid's well being. Because you have to constantly monitor them for those first two months. After that, they have learned how to communicate (in a baby way) that they need shit done. So after about 2, they'll start to cry if they need a diaper change or a boob. At about 1 to 2 years old is when the parents have to start monitoring for neurotypical behaviour. So if the baby isn't crying normally or crawling, they need to get checked out. The age between birth and about 5 years old is this weird balance for parents of having to monitor between silence, noise, and movement. Since each stage of developmental growth is different.
I'm mostly surprised it was awake. When my neice was born, it was so exciting when she opened her eyes bc she slept 24/7.
Before it moved I thought it was a fake baby
@@nataliearciniega2103 they need all the sleep they can get. So do mommy and daddy
Baby is a paid actor, it auditioned for this part, ot understood the assignment and nailed the part, look at how calm it is!
Yes
Surprised to see there aren’t Karens in the comments like ArE yOu ReAlLy CaLlInG tHeM aN iT!?!?
The baby is cute :3
LMFAO IT
I was thinking just that. The baby looks like a pro at demonstrations.
I seriously thought it was a fake baby until it moved! 🤦♀️ Just too perfectly cute 😍
Same! Lol
Yes, same🤣🥺🥺🥺
It?😂
Same. I thought it was a skills lab in nursing school for teaching neonate care. Brings back memories!!
Me too! I thought he/she was a doll!!!
New moms please remember to leave the swaddle loose around babies legs 💕 wrapping tightly has now been found to cause hip issues in later life ☺️
thank you !
Oh wow I've never heard that thanks
I am also concerned to think about the position of the arms too before you tighten that blanket…………and I’ve seen young people with newborns make the blanket so tight!!!!
Could be why my hip joints pop so often..lol!
I love how there's a blanket underneath ready for the next baby. This nurse like a sandwich wrapper at a bodega.
i’m crying this comment took me out lmao
I would think that is Incase baby peed
Lol that's funny as hell
All wrapped up like a MUMMY's boy 😁
Baby burrito ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ
2 things:
1- this is the most gentle I have EVER seen a nurse with a newborn.. And I have 3 kids.
2- nothing beats a professional baby burrito roller.. Always perfect and baby is always so happy!
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Because she is on camera 🎥 lol
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Baby burrito roller 😂😂😂
@@queenstac that's exactly what I thought!
Finally found out why every mom is so good at gift wrapping...
Pffttthhahaaahaha!!!!
Dude oh my gosh this made me cry
I know right!?
😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Almost thought he was a doll and I love how content he looked when she turned him into burrito ❤️😍
I'm sorry to correct you but it's alive it's feet moved.
@@LocalGirliepop no, how still he was not an actual doll.
@@LocalGirliepop you didn’t have to correct me - I knew that already lol. That’s why I said “almost”.
@@LocalGirliepop lol read more books, your comprehension skills, yikes
Wait it's a he?
You can tell she is such a loving person by the care she puts into that swaddle. She is a beautiful soul helping to bring babies into the world with love.
Those nurses flip those newborns around like rag dolls when no ones looking. Because they’ve done it so many times they do it ten times faster. It’s scary to watch! I don’t know if it’s because they don’t think the babies are sweet and fragile, or just because they have to get their work done. I can imagine losing sense of time if you pay attention to the babies preciousness.
She’s going slow to teach. I know each of us would have a fit seeing our babies handled roughly. It’s just unnatural to be “rough”. But if we had to do 50 babies 5 days a week, we’d probably become somewhat desensitized.
Love babies!!!!
How do we know newborn babies are actually supposed to be put into that constricting mess of a blanket, why not just use your body warmth on the damn baby like you’re meant to It seems dangerous and absolutely unnecessary to me.
@@jacobott3382 I’m not sure but I think it has to do with their nervous system and the womb-like feeling. I don’t think it’s about warmth.
Women in poor countries keep their newborn babies limbs and head safe, as well as nervous system calm, while they work with baby attached to them. It’s not only a thing done across cultures and time but scientifically shown to be good.
I think after a certain stage of development it loses its purpose. I think it’s specifically for a certain age.
@@nonyab5640 it looks a lot rougher than it actually is!!! i promise! yes babies are fragile but they’re stronger than you think
@@nonyab5640
Exactly ...
... also, newborns tend to wriggle around, with arms, and legs all over the place ...
I learnt that as an ex-work colleague of mine use to take me round to his place, not long after his wife gave birth to their second son. He was amazing baby, but one heck of a little kicker. As soon as the wife swaddled him up, he calm down quickly.
Another thing I learnt was this: once, she was in the kitchen, and he had to take the eldest son to the toilet. The baby started crying, but my acquaintance told me if he ever did, to place a hand firmly, but gently, on his chest. Surprisingly, it worked; may be it was the combination of warmth, plus gently pressure, but that baby went from all-out crying, to happy gurgling, to almost drifting off to sleep, in seconds. I was stunned. So, when he came back into the room, and saw me with my hand still on his baby's chest, and that the baby was almost fast asleep ... I dunno ... it made me feel that, perhaps one day, I could be the parent neither of mine never was, nor never could be ...
Besides which, they've only been out of the womb for a few weeks. For at least the last trimester, especially once the spinal chord has fully enclosed, and both heart and lungs are rapidly developing into fully functioning organs (so c. 7 ½ - 8 months, give or take the calendar ...), the rather large foetus - especially with a birthweight over 10lbs - is in a comparatively small, but warm, enclosed, space, where the limbs are not fully stretched out.
Swaddling, hence, is not that different, especially to a newborns' subconscious. So, yeah it does work, surprisingly well. And whilst 'baby wearing', at least here in the UK, is seen as a 'New Age fad', there are plenty of nations, across the globe, where mums wrap their newborn, close to their body, because anything less is just crazy ...
Just tried this on my cat and let’s just say she hasn’t purred this loud ever so this must be comfy
Awww is this real because that's soo cute and sweet
@@valaya.3 it is she loved it sm she’s a year old calico who loves attention and hugs so she enjoyed it
How do you not get chopped up?
@@digitalmania6966 some cats can be utter cuddle floofs, and other are just temperamentally 😂🤷🏼♀️
@@Angie1R thank you for sharing about your cuddle floof 🥺❤️
Aw my baby girl is 9 months old today and I so loved the swaddling months. She was my little bean. My little baby burrito. She’s my favorite thing on the planet.
Awwww 🥺❤️
Wrapping a burrito
You dropped this 👑
Congratulations 🥳 I love baby’s they make me think of having kids and how happy I would be
@@chloechantal5017 haha idk about being a king. Just a dad. I’ve always wanted to be a dad and my wife and I found out we are unable to have children so we adopted a little girl right at birth. She’s been ours since her first moments of life. She’s beautiful and amazing and exactly the child I always dreamed of fathering.
Everyone: Ah, the perfect swaddle.
Me: *imagine if she worked at Chipotle*..
Bruh I was thinking burrito this whole time
This is oddly specific but, I worked at chipotle for a year and a half and now I work at a daycare. I’ve been complimented on my bundling abilities. Who knew burrito wrapping would make childcare easier.
@@autumn3884 This is oddly wholesome and hilarious at the same time
@@101falcon I agree oml
I was scrolling for this 😂😂
My dad said that when I was a baby, I liked it when the blanket was a little tight. They couldn't figure out why I wouldn't stop crying until the nurse came in and showed my dad how to swaddle me, and told him to make it slightly tight because some babies like it tighter because it mimics the feeling of being in the womb. It worked like a charm and I was a happy baby
bruh my parents had to swaddle me so tight, like to the point I couldn't move at all
@@addi3179 we both liked to be squeezed
I still bury myself in blankets, like im in the womb.
@@noobpro9759 same
This may explain why some people like wrapping up in blankets
She’s so gentle 🥹💗🙏🏿
The best part is when you take them out of it in the morning and their arms shoot up in the air to stretch out. My favorite part of the day is the big smile and stretch in the morning😍🥰😌
Yes I loved these moments. When I had my first her crib was in our room and I love when she started standing in the crib and would wake up and wave at me with a big sleepy smile and eye rubs 🥺🥰
It’s so satisfying to see and adorable 😭
@@Malaysia718 I replay those memories because now they're teenagers with attitudes. Just wait 'til they're older with their own kids: KARMA🤣
@@SW-Lopez1980 I’m starting to feel it 😂 mines are 7,6, and 5 and have very big personalities to be so small. Sometimes I have to say I’m sorry mama 😭
Cute baby : What did I ever do to you? Dang now I can't move, could box in moms tum this is so messed up.
Freaking straight jackets ruining my day.
This melted my heart! That sweet face 🥹I am 28 weeks pregnant with a baby girl.. my little miracle . I was always told I wasn’t able to have kids.. but God… changed everything! I was born to be a mother and this just shows that your wildest dreams do come true. ❤️ so grateful
Congratulations I am so happy and excited for you.. I'll be 28wks tomorrow and praying she's our rainbow baby.. I've had several miscarriages my last being September of 2021 😭.. but so far so good with this beautiful girl.. staying positive and praying..we are so excited 😊.. best wishes to you and your little one 💞
I’m sorry but just seeing that baby put a smile on my face, he’s just so calm and collected and just the cutest little thing
Y r u srry tho they are just to cute not to.
@@kyle.f6255 Sorry as i’m not really paying attention to the original concept of the video
I think my mom sould have perfered to have that baby because I could not be turned into a burrito I just refused i dont know y but yes babys are just adorable but sadly i am a dude so when I possibly have a kid i will likely be called some... Unkind names
@@darthrevan8640 Unkind names? you’ll be a man with a child, i don’t entirely understand
@@BLACKROCKSGR3ATEST there are some words even I dont say on youtube but bit people assume the worst and that includes men with children women dont usually run into this issue my body type and looks are usually associated with a horrible stereotype
Congratulations DAD!.
That baby is so cute just laying there, watching the world around him with slow blinks awww😩🥺❤️
Everything is blurry at frist, since the eyes are still developing
"Watching the world" 🤣🤣
I want one lol 😢
When they are super new born they just lay there like WTF is going on lol
@@Steakstime Tf's your problem?
Everyone in the comments: "Aww so cute!"
My brain: BABY BURRITO 🌯
Legit the first thing out my mouth when she finished the swaddle 😅
BABY BURRRIITOOOOO
Me too 🤣
Literally what I comment lmao. We think alike
Me too!
I love how gentle she was. After having my first daughter I never let the nurses do anything with my other babies because of how rough and uncaring they were. This nurse gets an A+++!
You can easily tell who's in nursing because they want to help. I've recently finished nursing school and honestly, some of my colleagues were so brutal with some people for no reason other than "i want to get off faster" 🙄
This comment should have 1 trillion likes.
Facts
Yes, and I liked that first step: the nurse made sure Baby's right arm and hand were wrapped properly. ♥️
I'm sure she was just doing it for the camera. She probably does it a lot faster than this.
I guess my baby is the only one who cries when he's swaddled and he tries to break himself out 🤣🤣 and sleep with his hands in the air
Nah mine too 🤣
It's the healthiest way to live. I'll wrap up the nurse too, just so she understands
Nope. My preemie did all the time. To the point where when she was in the little warm box thingy, she had to be nakie bc she would try and wiggle out and either get it over her head or get arms out and yank at her cords. I guess this also means we had been swaddling her wrong at home for 4 months lol
@@catunicat2000do you know the point of a swaddle? It's to keep the baby warm. Nothing else. Babies need to be warm.
@@NocturnalLoner actually it's not just that. it's also to mimic positions the babies did in utero. they have very little arm and leg movement space while in the womb!
He looks so funny just lying there while being wrapped into a burrito 😂
Sweet baby. I hope he grows up to be kind and has a happy future.
The doctor is just preparing his lunch it's okay
@@jenniferbickerstaff110 ayoo..? 😳📸
Yeah 😂 sooo adorable
@@e4_blitz785 *crunch*
@@jenniferbickerstaff110 *wat*
I love how the baby’s just staring her down thru the whole thing like “u better get this right the first time miss nursey” lollll she’s a swaddle rockstar n that baby is so damn cute!!!!!!!
When babies stare at u for long that me they find u beautiful and that munchkin is sooo adorable mashallah
I remember these days my swaddle game was on point lol
For a second thought was a realistic doll, he's perfect.
I absolutely said the same thing!
Me too! I was like dang thats a futuristic doll, it blinks and moves!
Me too also!!!😉😉😉
Meeee Tooo!
The baby is so patient, I thought it was a doll too, lol
Con que delicadeza y amor trata al pequeño angelito.
Sinceramente Dios 🙏 lo bendiga, proteja y acompañe hoy mañana y siempre.
Gracias a nombre de éste hermoso angelito ☺️💕🙏
Hola 👋 celebro haya sido de su agrado mi humilde comentario.
"can i get you anything else"
"no, thats everything"
"okay, please visit us again at subway"
Stop what you're doing. Right now.🤣
Dammit stop, I just got home from work at Subway and I really couldn't think of the baby as anything other than the literal wraps I made today 😂
HELP
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂
Ayo- 💀😂
At first when the video started I thought the nurse was demonstrating using a doll because the baby is so perfect! ♥️ Then the baby moved! What a beautiful little newborn and the nurse the way she carefully swaddled the baby in such a gentle caring way. Made me smile so much ♥️✨
Same! That's a gorgeous newborn, which is rare imo 😂
@@plamondonworks6948 LOL😂💖
Watching the baby being rolled around like that while the nurse was swaddle him has made my day
Nothing absolutely Nothing is more incredible and precious and amazing than a little baby!
I will forever call a “swaddle” a baby bean burrito, it sounds cuter to me🤷♀️🤣💜
fr i thought i was the only one that did that
Wonder how it tastes
I call my baby cuz she's a girl BTW when her mom swaddles her I call her a chocolate roll since her mom wraps her in a brown colour blanket
@@avaarien 🤨📸
@@saltyhoney_ NONONO I WAS JOKING I WOULD NEVER EAT A CHILD OMG IK IT WASNT FUNNY I WAS HIGH OMGGG
Nurses are truly a godsend. As someone who plans to go to med-school to become a doctor, nurses are my ultimate inspiration and I look up to them so much. They are the hidden gems of the medical field and they deserve the world.
This comment is amazing; my mother is a travel nurse so she can make enough money to buy us a house (we are currently renting) and she has been gone for 2 1/2 months (supposed to be gone for almost 4) and this comment just made it all worth it. Sending so much love your way ❤️
@@sadie2756 condolence
@@tristanguitarcover4395 ?
@@sadie2756 you said your mother is gone so i said condolence
@@tristanguitarcover4395 oh thanks 😊
I love this nurse so gentle with this lil swaddler ❤
Never had a desire to have kids, just not my thing… but this baby origami did melt my heart, ngl
Same. I’ve never wanted kids but this is so cute.
“Baby origami” 😂💀
baby origami 🤣🤣🤣
Same, but it is adorable to watch.
+1
Awwww I can’t wait to meet my baby girl this November 🥹
You can tell that nurse loves her job by how careful she is and how much they can talk about a simple subject
I always loved to burrito up my baby, specially since she was born in winter. This is just so cute, brings back so many memories!
Nurses do this so often they usually are not so gentle! She hasn't lost her love and awe for brand new life yet 💗
She's filming ok
Right! I love and adore each and every baby in my care, but I often go faster with the “burrito-ing” because I’ve had many kids of my own and helped deliver so many more! It gets to be second nature. I really try to remember though that I am teaching these new parents how to handle and interact with their new baby. They learn so much about how to interact with their baby from us providers. I like to handle babies as I would prefer to be handled. Nobody likes to be either manhandled or conversely treated like a China doll. So I look for a firm confident grip in the middle. I like to stop and remind myself that this tiny new person’s relationship with their family is forged in that first day or two and so it’s better to slow down and really teach the parents how to understand the humanity of their baby and how to savor the small things.
Or have so much time!
Right! I was thinking the same thing.
omg i thought it was a baby doll at first 😅- what a calm baby! soooo cute.
Kudos to this nurse! so calm and professional .
Yall, why did I cry? This baby is so cute, look at it! How could anyone hurt it❤
Same
Emotional for me for some reason can’t really explain it
Just the fragile tenderness of a baby and the gentle care and detail it’s receiving
New to this world
Scared and confused yet calmed by the soft touch of an adult who also was a baby like that
The baby one day growing up and too becoming an adult maybe with their own child
I guess the grandness of life starting in such a helpless and small way is both powerful and magical
I cried too. Because I miss swaddling my baby girl like this. She is almost 2 already now 😭 and the song is from twilight which is one of my favorite movies.
No I got emotional too lmao I kept laughing when she rolled the baby it was jus so cute
I cried too. I blame the music
its so tiny ☺️
I'm literally crying like just to see the baby is soo small and adorable and we can even turn the whole body with one hand 🥺🥺🥺
Edit:Thank you guys soo much and it's my first time to get this much likes 😘😘🤗🤗💜💜💜
Edit 2:thank u guys for 2.2 likes and I am very happy to see u guys who felt like me after watching this video 🤗🤗💜💜💜
It could actually be a robot!
Edit: I could be wrong but it looks like the high fidelity ones used in nursing school to teach students
But just look at the baby face like does it look like robot
It's not hate 🤗🤗💜💜💜
@@yuvashree3556 look up the robots used! I got the chance to see them in person a week ago and may I say I thought I walked into a room with a living person in the bed.
They do blink, the chest can rise and fall, and the high fidelity ones have pulses.
@@gingechicken7394 Ohh thanks my friend and I really don't know this🤗🤗💜💜💜and one doubt how did u not got scared by taking a human like robot 🤔
@@gingechicken7394 I think that’s a actual baby.
Cutest lil swaddelini ever!❤
Used to love watching the nurses do this when I was in nursing school. They would take these screaming writhing little monsters and swaddle them so fast the babies didn't even know what happened. They would stop crying and just stare with those huge baby eyes it was so cute
... especially their gummy little smiles ...
In an alternative universe, I wish I could believe there is a version of me, whom was able to attend a US medical college, pass through my residency, and specialise in neonatal medicine, especially in a PICU ... the learning curve is more a line, 9⁰ to the vertical, as there is a huge amount to learn, including as a PICU Nurse Practitioner ... being a neonatal/paediatric male nurse, including in the PICU, is just as much a honourable career. I would've loved to have been able to see, in person, a fragile premature baby, c. 23-24 weeks, survive, and thrive, to reach their first birthday ... despite the long, arduous, hours, and work, seeing that, I can imagine, would make absolutely everything worthwhile ...
🤣 screaming writing little monsters. I’m pregnant with my third…that’s exactly what they are 🖤
Now i know how to wrap my dolls into a towel 🤣😁😊
Every one - admiring how the nurse wraps the baby
Me -thinking about how the baby isn't crying while she wraps the baby
Oh babies love being swaddled nice and tightly keeps them nice and warm and in the same position like they were in mommies tummy
Me wondering where you get receiving blankets that big?
i thought about how the baby looked like an adorable burrito at the end, it made me smile
@@sammieh9695 they were that big in the hospital when my nephew was born, but he was only 6.6 pounds! Maybe you just had a bigger baby? Loll
I bought blanket look like swaddle. Because my baby moves a lot while I'm wrapping her around.
Everybody: talking about something else
Me: how is he not even crying...
But still how cute he is.
Lmao I thought the same thing , I was like , I have never seen such patient and calm new born who is just waiting to be swaddled! 😂
When baby got swaddled he feels like he is in her mother stomach so he is feeling safe
Right he's just chilling
The baby has a pink hat so it's probably a gîrl
Yep, she's a chill little baby 😍 😊
Man. I had one nurse who was patient and listened to me and my s/o. Out of like 7-8 nurses within the two days I was in the hospital, only one nurse took their time to help us. She taught us how to bathe the baby, swaddle the baby with instruction and patience like this women is doing here. She taught us how to change a diaper and it turned out that this nurse was the auntie of a friend of mine I had in high school, small world. But truly blessed for that women, she really understood that we were young, new to this, and she took her time. Which isn’t something people like to just give. I very much appreciate people like this.
That’s surprising they stress to us the importance of patient education. I’m glad that nurse helped it’s a tough job taking care of a baby for families and I commend you all!
This is disturbing.
This is the meaning of life which is only one ☝️ word : LOVE 💗
That’s the finest burrito wrapping I’ve ever seen Toco Bell should hire her😊
As a mom I cringed when she didn’t put the baby’s arms down first and she didn’t tuck the last part of the swaddle
The fact the baby didn't even cry shows that how much of a expert she is. ❤
Wow she was so so gentle and sweet with him. Like she knows the parents are super protective and shes so respectful of that! Love her!!
The baby is so calm I love the way baby is staring at her while she is swaddling. This is the sweetest thing.
Awesome! Im currently in the hospital watching youtube shorts at 2am with my wife and newborn son! We have a 3 and 5 year old at home so its been a while since ive made a baby burrito. Ive always been good at it and havent missed a beat in 3 years lol nice to see gentle handling and caring for the newborn though!
Congratulations on the new baby! My husband was a swaddling pro.. he was already particular about how he folds laundry with his miltary style folds lol, .. enjoy hour bundle of joy!
@DanielOrtega Baby burrito 🤣😂🤣
i hope your 6 month old baby is doing well. i can’t imagine being able to have a family of my own one day
Awwe I just saw this and hope your family is doing well and hanging in there. I have three young kids, two being twins. Wishing you and your family all the best!
Congratulations to the both of you ♥️ blessings to you and your family 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I always imagine homeless people being swaddled the first time right after they were born…That person you see sitting there so desolate was someone’s precious baby.
Same 😪
También lo pienso...que todas esas personas fueron pequeños y amados en algún momento. 😭
😢
I think about that too .
So maybe community has to do everything-to avoid homelessness
It’s the fact he looks like he’s anticipating her doing something to him. He’s just being really patient for a newcomer
babies are gifts so wrap them like a gift🥰🥰
Them: [Carefully wraps baby]
Me: [Rolls it like a burrito]
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This comment 🤣🤣🤣
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I'm a pro at this. My little girl refused to sleep until about 7 months unless she was turned into a loaf of baby. I wonder if these nurses know how much value the few moments us first time parents get from them? From belly button cleaning to swaddling to breast feeding and all the other neat tricks. I didn't have a mom there to help guide me but this amazing woman named Patrice taught me so much with sooo much patience and love.
Army mom! 💜
"A loaf of baby" I love it ❤!
Misstux Brandi ♥️🙏🙌
You are very strong man. :)
I love loaf babies 👶 😍
I wish I could feel this again as a little.
Same..I also wish my adult children were babies again😊🥰✌🏿💖
@@michelledesjadon1476 Grandkids?
The baby like
Hello iam cold i have been waiting dont just stand there
Make sure you consider the baby's temperment when swaddling.
My oldest absolutely LOVED to be swaddled. My youngest, not so much.
And when the baby needs to be swaddled for a broken collar bone and hates it, buckle up!
I adore how gentle, deliberate, and smoothly she does this. Giving her appreciation by honoring this precious moment. 💖
The baby's like 'alright. i will be your prop. Thanks for asking.' 🤣
The nurse is great, but you gotta love how calm the baby was. Babies can always tell when they're being handled by someone who knows how to take care of a baby.
What a perfect little baby! She’s beautiful in every single way possible. Congrats parents!
Ok, but how did you come to the conclusion that he/she is a female 🤨
@@lemonflower. I made an assumption, does that make you happy to hear? It’s not illegal to make an assumption. If you’re not that baby I don’t care how you feel about me assuming it’s gender. Bye, don’t bother responding because I’ll read you.
I miss this stage so much 😥 now both my kids terrorize the house together 💖
😂😂😂❤
You signed up for the rest of you life, not 18 yrs., but for a lifetime!
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Aww🤣😭😊
My husband did this for our kids. He called it snuggle ups. Feed them while they are like this, they’ll sleep all night.
Yesss just roll the baby up lol iykyk 🍃😂
Omg. I’m about to have one of these little guys in November. Gah!
Me too I hope you have a safe delivery ❤️
Me too in October I hope we see them in good health
Aaaaah. Good times. I had mine in January. Good luck. Holy hell! I do not miss her babyhood and her colic lol. Crying 5 hours straight was a nightmare lol
Same here !!
congrats!!
15 year old me, with no intention of having kids for more 15 years:
"Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN"
🤣 nice
Lmao
12 year old me, planning to adopt:
Ok but can we talk about how the baby is just so cute I just wanna squish his/her cheeks-
She's beautiful, strong and calm 🥰 God bless her
I hate how some women judge other's based on what they do with their child. My mom got so much hate from family members for not swaddling my baby brother, but he hated it. It didn't how you wrapped him up, he'd scream like someone was killing him. If anything, he loved laying on my mom's bare chest, that was the only way to stop him from crying or put him to sleep.
I agree... 1995 I swaddled my son he cried like mad he liked to be free. He's 6ft and 3 inches tall now and still loves his space.
We dont swaddle in My country, noone does. It looks really uncomfortable to not move when you are finally able too. But i understand Comfort in what you are used too aswell. Different for everyone
It just looks really uncomfortable to me. It seems like every few years, somebody comes up with the "correct" way to do things.
This was en vogue around 40 years ago. When i had my daughter, the nurse kept btinging her in all wrapped up tight. The first thing i did was unwrap her, and immediately, the spring loaded arms and legs shot out of the blanket, stretching in every direction.
The nurse came back in one day and said," You arent supposed to unwrap her. They don't like it."
The next time she brought my daughter in, i asked her to watch. She was shocked.
@@Thaleya1 I never swaddled my babies it just looks so uncomfortable. They should be free to stretch if they want.
I sometimes did it with my son but he was uncomfortable so I stopped and instead hug him and keep him with me as much as I wanted ( a loooot) and he was and is ok
im soft for babies but im terrible at actually like, interacting with them
anyway 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Aww lol
Same
Same TT
You'll get better in time, dont worry
Used to be horrible too. Was fascinated but I had a hard time putting my own ideas aside/understanding what the baby needs, but with time, listening, lots of practice, and a few brave parents, that can change. One of the downsides of our individualistic society is that so few of us get meaningful childcare experience until it's our own.
Nada mejor que la piel y el abrazo de sus padres!
She's being so gentle with him🥺🥺 I love how she says "baby" it's so sweet
This is the calmest baby I have ever seen being swaddled. That baby knows what’s up.
I used to swaddle my baby cousin when i babysat him. He was always smiling and giggling when i did it, because of the funny faces i made. I loved babysitting him. Most of the time he would be sleeping, and when he was awake we'd watch Steven universe together. He was so focused on it too, i almost finished the series with him. But now he's bigger and can talk and run around. He's such a happy baby, a little trouble maker now, but still fun to take care of once in awhile. ☺☺☺
Wow that's soooo great! As a younger sibling, I never really got the chance to swaddle any baby cause I am the youngest in my family...but your story is so heartwarming! I too wish that someday I can swaddle a baby and feel the pure happiness ^_^
@@ivyrocks8518 same.. but i used to baby sit my little cousins
@@c_ps3459 oh that must have been a cute n lovely experience! And when your cousins will grow old, you would feel that nostalgia of how they were so little and they grew up right in front of your eyes... It's really beautiful ❤️
Awww 🥹, your newborn is so cute!!❤
Tell me you love your job, without telling me you love your job... This was such a peaceful and gentle video and this nurse was incredible with the gorgeous little bean! 😍💜
The way he was just waiting patiently to be swaddled was so cute 🥰
That's Because It's NOT Real...
Probably...Because It's NOT! Real...
@@lovelarai4387 how and the baby's eyes were blinking
@@lovelarai4387 it's real ._.
@Larai Epps Bruh the newborns real, do you want the baby to poop for you to see that theyre alive 😑
Being a mom terrifies me , I never want one but seeing the baby so smol, so innocent, so full of life and calm made me teared up a bit. It makes me feel so happy--
My 30 yr old daughter feels the same way, she never wants children of her own, but she loves other peoples children❣ She just got her tubes tied 2 weeks ago and I'm 100% happy for her. I had a hard time accepting her decision when she 1st told me because I was mourning the loss of potential grandchildren. But after she talked to me about her feelings on the issue of parenthood, I understood. Besides it's her life, not mine!!! I have 2 other children, my oldest daughter already gave me 3 grandchildren and my youngest (my son) wants children as well one day!!
I had my son at 30 I was scared to death, it was the best day of my life you can never imagine how much you could love someone, he is a very caring and loving person I am blessed
There’s nothing more precious than Jesus Christ blessing us with babies. God is good all the time and all the time God is good. I wanted to have a lot of babies, but God gave me a son and daughter because he knew I wouldn’t have anymore. Praise the Lord for blessing me with those two healthy babies that have grown up to be awesome parents. 💞✝️🇮🇱🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏