i’m 16, and in college, doing health and social care to hopefully be a midwife someday. i love watching these to give me an idea of what my life could be like. thank you.
@@jessfidler2356 Hey Jess, that’s amazing to hear :) I think I will do a Q&A video with more information so if you have any questions let me know and I’ll try my best to answer them. Good luck with your studying!
Yes! Please do a Q and A about midwifery!! I'm currently in my second year of college and have applied for midwifery (I've already received some interviews offers) and love watching these videos :)
Hi Jay, thank you for sharing this vlog! Midwives like you are absolute heroes. I would love to ask a few questions: - What are the key differences in postnatal care for patients in the private ward vs NHS? Do you think it's worth the cost? - How does the overnight nursery service work? - What are some of the nice things that patients have done to show their appreciation for you? Thank you xxx
Hi Jay Love the video. Been a midwife is hard work, and watching this i can't believe the struggles everyone has. Recently we had to divert as we literally had no beds in labour ward, ANC ward or any of the PN wards, so i am 100% with you when you talk about September 😂😂 its always the way. Hope you got your AL in for next year. Congratulations been part of the PDM team, the are amazing in what they do and achieve. Im an August baby, love it 😍 as never had to go to school on my birthday 😂 lol. Keep up the good work xx
@@tealbutterfly8516 hey! Thank you, amazing that you do the same work too. You know all about the struggles 😅😂 jealous of your August birthday! That must be lovely every year 💕
@@jayellen Yep August is a good month, as long as it's not too hot! Not a fan of the heat!!! 😂😂 yes, it is an amazing and rewarding job 💖. With yourself developing in the PDM team, I actually a few years back now moved to work in the bereavement team, it's very sad, but losing my daughter who was stillborn, I felt like I needed to give something back after the amazing care I received, it's one of the reasons I came into the job I do. What I found interesting when speaking to people, is everyone thinks the maternity unit is all about delivering a baby and sending mom and baby on there way, they are quite shocked when you tell them there is soooooo much more to it then that (as I'm sure you are aware). Keep up the amazing work you do, your a credit to the NHS. And the videos also, will help as I can see from some of the comments people understand the job and hopefully come into the profession xx
I have two babies born in August. I prefer August to September because then you have to wait a whole extra year for them to start school 😂 I have 2 in August, 1 in November, 1 in Feb, 1 in June and 1 in July. I'd love to be a midwife x
I’m in year 11, and my dream job is midwifery! I’m going to college in September 2025 and doing health and social care… thank you for giving me and idea of how my days will be 🤍🤍
Hey! Best of luck (I do T-Level Health at college and am in my second year) - our courses are slighty similar i think! I also want to be a midwife when I'm older :) fingers crossed we can both get there xx
thank you for this vlog, i love having a glimpse into what it's actually like being a midwife. i'm 20 and have just finished doing a law course at college. i have always really wanted to do midwifery but didn't think i'd be able to handle it, after being at my mum's traumatic birth at the start of the year it's given me the push to finally pursue my dream of being a midwife. this week i've been applying to access courses but i'm so nervous that i won't be accepted 🥹
i’m 16, and in college, doing health and social care to hopefully be a midwife someday. i love watching these to give me an idea of what my life could be like. thank you.
Hiii, im going to college next year and doing health and social care, do you have any advice or can you tell me what’s it’s like because in nervous 😭🤍
@@ameliiagracee hey! Don’t be nervous, it’s a wonderful job. Maybe I should do a Q&A video? Would that be helpful?
@@jessfidler2356 Hey Jess, that’s amazing to hear :) I think I will do a Q&A video with more information so if you have any questions let me know and I’ll try my best to answer them. Good luck with your studying!
@@jayellen omg yess that would be so helpful and would calm me down so much, thank you 🤍
Yes! Please do a Q and A about midwifery!! I'm currently in my second year of college and have applied for midwifery (I've already received some interviews offers) and love watching these videos :)
Hi Jay, thank you for sharing this vlog! Midwives like you are absolute heroes. I would love to ask a few questions:
- What are the key differences in postnatal care for patients in the private ward vs NHS? Do you think it's worth the cost?
- How does the overnight nursery service work?
- What are some of the nice things that patients have done to show their appreciation for you?
Thank you xxx
What an amazing job you do, you deserve a medal! X😊
Hi Jay
Love the video.
Been a midwife is hard work, and watching this i can't believe the struggles everyone has.
Recently we had to divert as we literally had no beds in labour ward, ANC ward or any of the PN wards, so i am 100% with you when you talk about September 😂😂 its always the way. Hope you got your AL in for next year.
Congratulations been part of the PDM team, the are amazing in what they do and achieve.
Im an August baby, love it 😍 as never had to go to school on my birthday 😂 lol.
Keep up the good work xx
@@tealbutterfly8516 hey! Thank you, amazing that you do the same work too. You know all about the struggles 😅😂 jealous of your August birthday! That must be lovely every year 💕
@@jayellen Yep August is a good month, as long as it's not too hot! Not a fan of the heat!!! 😂😂
yes, it is an amazing and rewarding job 💖. With yourself developing in the PDM team, I actually a few years back now moved to work in the bereavement team, it's very sad, but losing my daughter who was stillborn, I felt like I needed to give something back after the amazing care I received, it's one of the reasons I came into the job I do.
What I found interesting when speaking to people, is everyone thinks the maternity unit is all about delivering a baby and sending mom and baby on there way, they are quite shocked when you tell them there is soooooo much more to it then that (as I'm sure you are aware).
Keep up the amazing work you do, your a credit to the NHS. And the videos also, will help as I can see from some of the comments people understand the job and hopefully come into the profession xx
I have two babies born in August. I prefer August to September because then you have to wait a whole extra year for them to start school 😂 I have 2 in August, 1 in November, 1 in Feb, 1 in June and 1 in July. I'd love to be a midwife x
I’m in year 11, and my dream job is midwifery! I’m going to college in September 2025 and doing health and social care… thank you for giving me and idea of how my days will be 🤍🤍
Hey! Best of luck (I do T-Level Health at college and am in my second year) - our courses are slighty similar i think! I also want to be a midwife when I'm older :) fingers crossed we can both get there xx
I Love It!
Thank you ☺️
hey could u talk about safeguarding midwifery if you know anything about it as i am interested in doing it but haven’t got much details on it x
thank you for this vlog, i love having a glimpse into what it's actually like being a midwife. i'm 20 and have just finished doing a law course at college. i have always really wanted to do midwifery but didn't think i'd be able to handle it, after being at my mum's traumatic birth at the start of the year it's given me the push to finally pursue my dream of being a midwife. this week i've been applying to access courses but i'm so nervous that i won't be accepted 🥹
I don't know how you do those long days, you work so hard 💙
@@sslaughts3587 thanks sissy 🩷
Im an ER nurse in the US and we would panic about the full moon as well 😂😂 And we also dont say Quiet 😅
@@CoolKidsSJJE this is so funny 😆 I’m glad it’s not just us in the UK 😂❤️
My daughter was born in Aug & is the youngest/smallest so she always gets thrown up in the air as a flyer in cheerleading 😅
I love you im from algeria how about hpv ?are ok?i have hpv cin3😢😢😢😢😢
Hi jay you do a brilliant job hi to Emma and Sarah and your mum see you on Saturday at palace if you are going.
@@Stevegent-q3y thanks Steve 🙂 hope you’re doing well