How To Put Your Parrot To Bed and How Much Sleep They Need | PARRONT TIP TUESDAY
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I love how it started like a news cast with like a pause at the beginning
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I had to laugh when you talked about the bird telling you he wanted to go to bed! I had a mitred conjure named Cherry Garcia that seemed to use appropriate language often. When he was ready to go he would start saying " I wanna go to bed! Can I go to bed! Go to bed, go to bed! ". If you didn't take him right away, he would say very loudly with a lot of attitude. " What's your problem ! I wanna go to bed! His first person was a little old man, and he sounded just like a crotchety old man!! He was in love with my husband who was very flattered of course, and made the big mistake of encouraging lovey-dovey behaviour. I tried to explain to him what would happen if he kept on , but he never had a bird and didn't believe me, so when the bird started giving him hard blood-drawing bites on his ears, and then not correcting him in the right way, my husband made me sell him! I was heartbroken, and told my husband no more birds for him! I rescued a little 11 year old sun conjure named Petrie who was missing a lower wing due to amputation because of a flying accident. My husband loves him but he is bonded to me. He is now 23 years old and he is like my kid! If he dies before me it is going to be a horrible experience I may not survive! I know that sounds silly, but I am afraid it may be true! I am 73 so I may go before him. Sorry I sound so. morbid, but companion birds are different in some way than our pet dogs and cats in my mind! I am a new subscriber and enjoy your videos so much!! Sniffers cracked me up!! Thank you for your time and effort to educating us and loving your little angels!
Citizen 1 😂😂😂
Andrea Francis 😵 thats alot of texting
Our IRN has a very clear call when he wants to go to bed. It's usually after he's had a light meal or snack and he's hanging around on or near the open cage -he then goes inside and starts the call. I walk up to the cage and he dashes over to his sleeping perch, we then do a little singing routine and cover the cage to a little tune, same every night
He tends to start this call about an hour and a half to two hours after dark, by the minute! Hence, his bedtime changes with the seasons. Now he go to sleep rather early, around 645, in the winter. In the summer, it's obviously much later. My question, is it OK for him to determine his sleep and wake time based on the light patterns of sundown/ sunset? Thanks for bearing with me with this long post😊
Karen Lynne its more than ok, its actually the best thing to do
Karen Lynne mine too! He looks at the sky, and if the curtains are covering it, he just sort of "knows"what time it is... He can sense it, and I can never fool him! Also at night, even with the lights on, he's part blind and he feels very uncomfortable staying up till late...
Karen Lynne definitely it's okay, I think it's just their nature... That's what they're supposed to do... Keeping him up way past their bedtime (long into the night) I don't think is very easy on them, at least it's not on my parrot he's very uncomfortable at night and he's pretty much half asleep...
My parrot has earbleeding call when he whants to sleep XD
O guuuurl!!!! U got orbs all over the place in this vid. I'm just sittin here watchin em floating around!!!!
One orb flies to the camera
I actually appreciated seeing that it is not just my bird fluffing away into the atmosphere. Very relatable.
I saw them too! A bunch of orbs!
I like to let my birds sleep with the natural cycle of the daylight. They go to bed at 7pm when it gets dark and wake up at 7:45 am when the sun is out
6 pm is the ideal time.
Lol getting a parrot will encourage me to actually wake up I the morning I'm home schooled lol I love birds I use to have one I miss her so much I had a cacateil
Yoooo! I'm in the same boat.
@@stichstewart6736 lol
Cockatiel*
CACATEIL LMAO ITS COCKATIEL
Birds are the best alarm clock, I wake up at 8:30am everyday now thanks to mine
Always about 30 minutes after my blue quaker Indy goes to bed I start getting anxious and missing him like crazy and wish he was back with me to cuddle. I feel kinda like I have become a bit obsessive, but I can't help it, I just love him so much! He sort of just landed with my family somewhat unexpectedly, and he is is my first bird. I honestly had no idea I could love the little feather fluff ball as much as I do. I never in a million years expected to feel the way I do about him. It's actually quite profound.
Ivy Munro Awe!! This melted my 💙. I do bird rescue all over the USA & own 19 birds that all have been sexually abused or physically/emotionally. Birds are such loving & smart wonderful critters & I know I can't imagine my life w/out them. Bless your 💙 Doll as I just love peeps like you! You just made my week!!! BTW, if you ever come across a Dove @ your local Humane Society grab it as I promise you you'll love it!! Best cuddlers ever & they'll stay on you for more cuddles all day every day & sleep/nap on you!! Just gotta take them to their food/water bowl every 45 minutes to snack & they'll fly back to you for more love! Scratches to your FeatherBaby!!! 🐾🐦🐾
This is how I feel when I put my bird to sleep! I put her to bed at 6:30 because I wake up at 6:30 am, But I don't go to sleep till 9 so I miss her so much during those few hours
I loved my first bird and I felt the same but my first bird died and I was crying
I got a bird and ever since her I have been obsessed with birds. It's funny how things like that work out.
@@amberhendershot-nordin1354 Did I read that right? Who sexually abuses birds? I'm actually shocked o_o
That's very good advice and only one thing wouldn't work for my bird. My bird HATES bed time. I think he's an insomniac 😂 I put him to bed at different times to see what he likes the most but he just doesn't wanna go.
Great tips! It is interesting how each individual bird has their own set of behaviors they do for bed time. My cockatiel will go up to his top perch when he sees me reach for the lamp to turn it off, and when i pull the cover over his cage, I hold out the flaps and he seems to think this is me opening my wings, and he will spread his wings for a few seconds before I pull the cover over completely.
I love your channel by the way.
I just got my first bird ever its a beautiful little parakeet and I am soooooo happy to have found these videos my bird has never been held or trained but is still young at 8 months old these videos helped a lot when I first tried to hold her she would scream and run from my hand now 2 days later she will give kisses and fall asleep on my shoulder or finger :)
WildestDreams 27 Super adorable!! Good luck you two.
notforyou thanks so much she's doing really good :) sassy little thing she is hahaha
Ahhh I'm so excited to see your channel grow! I have a suggestion for another segment, maybe you can do it monthly! You could do a Parrot Advice Q&A, since I see so many people ask you questions in the comments. You could just go through and answer them as you see them! I know you're super busy, but if for some reason you need an idea there you go
Cute top, btw! Thank you for REALLY explaining this. When new bird owners hear this from more than one parent, it helps. Plus, I can point others to these vids so new moms and dads know that I am not just squawking out of my bum! I've been around my babies for awhile and have learned a lot, so having others that know what I know repeat it really helps me enforce the importance of these tips!
So informational, thank you! I’ve been doing a lot of research and I never knew how similar parrots were to toddlers. It’s actually kind of humorous. Thank you
And would anyone really want to be around a tired, cranky toddler????
I do a 10 to 10 routine as well, it gives me time to do things after they go to bed and before they wake up. Recently I’ve started getting one of our birds out for half an hour-an hour later than the others, which has been helpful since it gives each an opportunity to spend individual time with me just chilling, without trying to teach them new things, playing, etc.
Lol I love the fact that your house looks so bare! Hahahahaha you have birds...who needs stuff?
Right? Keep it simply beautiful around the birds! Clean and air quality is two important aspects to consider before ever committing a lifetime to the bird! Too many birds are not cared for properly and then left, abandoned and further become troubled by lack of knowledge to care for a bird.
Too much stuff and a bird will certainly hurt itself
My 2 budgies have always went outside to have their cages hung next to our Galah, they will get excited and chirp away whenever they know I'm about to take them out there. My maroon bellied conure comes out to have breakfast with me and we will sit in the kitchen on my computer. She screams whenever I don't include her in breakfast, especially when it means she doesn't get a sip of my soy milk hehe. At night the budgies tend to like staying up for awhile and will fly to the cages when they're ready for bed, my conure just climbs back in her cage and puts herself in her hut to tell me she's ready for bed :)
😂😂 when she she said " GOOD NIGHT MOM.. BYE"
My Grey, Riley, will continue to say "night, night" and start singing rock a bye baby( of course she mixes up the lines though, lol)
Your bird can remix
I have a parrotlet and a Green Cheek conure. I am a night owl. So, I move their cages (thank god for wheels) to the main floor bedroom and put both cages in the hallway where the closets are, cover the cages with sheets, and then drop the dark sheet I have to cut out the ambient light. That side of the house is BRIGHT in the morning, so I have blocked the window directly facing that hallway. I put them to bed between 9 and 9:30pm and they squawk to get out close to 11am. Before they get up is my time with the dog and cat, and when they get up, it's either check point training with the parrotlet ( I take him out and we now work on step up training because I have done everything all the experts say to do, and this abused boy wants things his way and it's time to interact.). After Yogi, it's time for Gazoo and her step up work. They are so funny even if they bite me and HATE each other.
Lmfao jersey and Jenna!!!!! how cute!!
I’ve seen a lot of people come on TV and try to let you know about your African gray but you’re the first one that I have actually subscribe to because I find you so interesting in the way you take care of things if there’s a site where I can ask questions I would love to have that please
5 birds and a 6th bird at your parent's house? Wow what a flock! God bless you for taking such excellent care of all your charges!.
Your in-depth explanations are very informative!!! Your input makes a lot of sense.
I've been watching your vids for a while and omg they're so good, I love your channel so much getting ready to get my own birbs. I got two budgies yesterday and your videos are so helpful I can't even explain it. Thankyou thankyou thankyou, I want to be the best birb mum I can. You are so right about them being like a toddler, I have a 5-year-old and I can already tell they're so much the same. Keep on doing such amazing work!!!!
How are your budgies doing two years on now?
Thsnk you for this video marlene:) its very helpful
you are so helpful! thanks so much!
To much routine cause parrots to *expect everything at a certain time* switch it up a little. 9am-9pm. Then 10am-10pm ect. Good to have variety of habits so they aren't in structure routine. A little routine but mix up time of in & out of the cage. Marlene you are awesome. Thanks for all your videos you share with us!
Why in the world would you think that switching a routine is good for an animal. I only makes them stressed. If one day you you leave them in a cage too long they don't know what is going on. They can't count on you for security if your alway changing things. If you feed them when they walk up and them you decide not to it can make them wonder if or when you will feed them. If I even move a piece of furniture it can bring on a great deal of worry for even my cat. I can even see the fear in his eyes. Very, very bad idea to mix them up. You will only make them insecure and nerves.
Thank you for information. Makes total sense. ⭐️
Our Dusky Pionus loved sleeping in his Winnebago off in another quiet area. On the walk from his sleeping den, I taught him to say good morning. I covered him also for a private restful time.Same time each day.
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How cool is THAT? Picasso likes to snuggle and watch tube!
I’m nowhere near ready for a bird at this time in my life but I have a strong career in the future and so does my girlfriend. We want to buy a house someday where i would rip out the floor in one room and put in rubberized sealed concrete like you see in really nice workshops with a drain in the floor. Make it really easy to keep clean, have a shower built in for bath time, and have the birds cages all nicely laid out. Also have a sink refrigerator and prep area all nicely laid out for their meals. Then a back yard with a nice big play area full of toys like something at least 15x20x10. Then they have of course the rest of the house to roam when people are home to play with us and our kids someday.
Trace Mitchell Don't forget to have a backup plan if you get a Macaw or Cockatoo or Amazon as these guys can live 80+ years & out live us & most people don't think/realize to have that backup plan person in constant contact w/their birds. I love y'all's idea & thank you for not jumping the gun. I can't wait to see your videos of your FeatherBabies one day!!!🐾🐦🐾
Dude, 15m x 20m will be expensive...
Very informative! Thank you!
I just found your bird info program, wow , love it , love your personality, and you are beautiful. I have two cockatoos, Questions coming, Thank you.
Thanks, was very useful!
this is so useful i will get birds really soon (2 birds) so i need to learn how in the world i will make them sleep thank u for this!!
very very very useful video mam.love ur videos and your birds.i have two indian ringnecks.gathered lots of info for them from the video.lots of love 💟💟💟💟💗💗💗
thank you for the INFO
LOL!!! I have a very large, but gentle very vocal YNA named Cricket and am fostering a Meyer's parrot and they each tell me in their way when they want to go to bed. Cricket uses his words, and says "are you tired? do you want to go to bed?". Lily, the meters parrot will pace back and forth on her perch and sound off with her squeaks. If I don't move and get busy, the squeaks turn into growls and shrieks! The routine is Cricket gets his medicine/supplements, and fresh water, and if necessary food. Then both get a love/cuddle, and a piece of apple or grape and each of them has their own song while I get the blankets ready. I tell each of them "I love you", Cricket always responds with several "I love yous" and they get covered and lights out. In the morning, I am greeted with a chorus of "GOOD MORNINGS" and we sing our good morning song! They get out of sorts if I don't follow the "rituals"
You were very very informative ty very much
Thank you I just got a bird and now I know what to do
Old but gold
That explains alot here with my little bird
this video helped a lot
Good. Information thanks
I recently started working night shifts, and it's very hard to give my birds the right sleep. I also do not have another room to put them in. I usually ask a family member to tuck them in when I work, to cover them and to leave on a night light. They are cockatiels and spook in complete darkness. When I come home in the morning, I try to be quiet as possible and go right to bed. What other things could I I do to give them better sleep?
I don't see how that could affect their sleep. I can see it affecting their interaction with you though :/ are you hanging with the buddy enough?
They won't sleep well if they aren't getting enough attention
Rachel Gohlman Hi Rachel!! I'm sorry I'm a year late seeing this. I do bird rescue all over the USA for over 20+ years now & currently have 19 birds of my own that have been sexually/physically/emotionally abused. I do have 4 Cockatiels (Tiels) of my own as well too & yes these whittle guys/gals are super prone to night terrors more than any other birds. Unfortunately Tiels don't see in the dark so a nightlite is the best idea ever & you didn't mention if you're covering their cage up @ night as well? I'm hoping so because as you know any bug (a fly, moth, mosquito, anything w/wings flies into their cage @ night & boom we've got broken blood feathers & a lot of Tiels have got that disease where they can't clot their blood & just bleed everywhere from 1 broken blood feather & these babies don't have much blood to spare) gets in & your doomed!!! Is it possible for you to put them to bed prior to work & wake them when you get home so that your FeatherBabies are seeing your face again? If not, have you thought about changing their bedtime schedule so that maybe you're the one waking them up as we both know how much sleep they need & only the owner knows how much sleep each Tiel actually requires. You've got some wiggle room here to play w/Doll & I hope you've been enjoying your new shift. I'm here always if I can be of any service!!! 🐾🐦🐾
hello! i’m just seeing this comment right now, i hope everything’s well. but if you need tips i got you! i suggest you cover your birds cage with a blanket. it will help them have a better sleep and in this video, marlene explained why you should cover your birds cage as well. be quiet as possible and make sure you are making bedtime a good thing. for example after i put my conure in its her cage i give her a treat to reward her and let her know that bedtime one is a positive thing. off topic but i recommend that you give as much attention to your bird as possible. birds are social animals meaning that need attention and company. give them toys to destroy, foreign for seeds, and toys to simulate their minds. since your swaying most of the time i highly recommend toys and maybe for one of your family members to try to bong with your bird. also! try to squeeze in time with your bird as much as you can. goodluck!
@@michelletrinh4314 thank you for the good advice. Im not working night shift any more and have increased play time with the birds. They are so much happier.
I just subscribed and love your channel. You give good advice. I had a cockatiel for 12 years and now I am adopting from C.A.A.R.E in Fargo, ND a Umbrella Cockatoo that loves to cuddle. Any advice for the first few days/weeks? It's my first big bird.
I know when my sun conure is sleepy when he starts to lag. He loves to play and get into stuff but when he gets sleepy he stops being as playful.
I'm not sure if this is true for other birds but cockatiels can't see at all in the dark and they get freaked out if they don't have some light (at least my cockatiel did), so I always put him in a dark room with a night light for bed instead of covering him up and that prevented him from freaking out and falling off his perch.
thank you very much
Woah. I need to get my bird to bed earlier! Or are they like humans, where routine is more important than the actual number of hours. My cockatiel wakes up with (or before) me at about seven in the morning, and goes to bed with me anywhere from 9:30 to 10:00 PM on an average night. Should I be getting him to bed earlier. He doesn't seem to be that cranky, and I spend most time with him later in the afternoon.
Perhaps a little earlier would be better. They really do need at least 10-11 hours uninterrupted sleep minimum.
Last night was my cockatiels first night home, and everytime I check, even at 1AM she or he was awake...I was awake because I can never sleep knowing there’s a cute birb.
If I remember correctly, then you should probably use a green blanket for Jersey, because the color green has a calming effect on animals.
Hi Marlene, what do you suggest for a parrot who clings to the front of the cage when covered for bed?
How do you change their routine? Like if the pet shop has them on 6-6 and I want them on 10-10
Alyssa Grasso you just start doing that Doll. I know my bigger birds start screaming when their tired & ready for bed despite it being bedtime so I'll have to stop what I'm doing & play w/them for a bit & burn their energy out usually for an hour prior to bedtime. Don't be surprised w/you changing your birds hours that your FeatherBaby will/might wake up & start talking/whisteling @ 6am bright & early for a few moments, but as soon as they figure out oh Mommy isn't coming to get me & it's still dark/quiet, they'll go back to sleep!
Hello! I’m looking to getting a parrotlet and wondering if you know what the sleep needs of it would be the same or different?
Hi Marlene just letting you know you have a lot of "spiritual orbs" in your house during this footage...5.18 into your vid is a classic and it even stops for the camera;-))
They are like sweet little souls when you want to make sure they know you're not mad at them and that everything is just as it should be. I wonder what their true relationship is with each other in the wild. It makes me so sad to think of how mistreated so many, many birds are. It is out of ignorance that people just haven't a clue who these creatures are.
Hi I have just got a Quaker parrot he is two months old how do u keep your home so clean how do u get on top of the poo
+MarleneMcchoen can you do a series on diets for different birds like one for cockatiels, one for macaws and all that kinda thing? :)
Marlene you should get a buggie!!!
Im getting an African grey and I am stressing because I don't know when and how much to feed him, do I leave his pellets in all day ? do I have morning and night? is there a certain amount for each meal ? I really havent found anything online and I was wondering if you could please help ? thank you
I miss Picasso so Much going on a Picasso marathon 😢
Any recommendations for people that do odd shifts? I sometimes leave at 5pm and come home at 6 am sometimes.
I too have a parakeet....it just sleeps 9:00pm to morning 6:00...after that it keeps whistling...it's really annoying sometimes becoz when I try to sleep till 9 on Sundays it doesn't let me...though I cover a blanket...and if I let it out and sleep..it bites things around it
Awww Sleepytime.
I sleep 2am And wake up 1 or12am I WANT MY PARROT TO BE HEALTHY not like me
Wolf Artists how tf
Dustin Gonzales what do u mean?
Wolf Artists i go to bed at about 4:30 am, to 11:00 :,)
Wolf Artists haha, so true!
wait,2am to 12-1am sleep . You're only awake for 1 or 2 hours ? um...How does that work? -.-
March 14, 2021-
Wow.. You're awesome and your friendly parrot too..
You totally reminded me the actress Mila Kunis from the movie Black Swann.
I wished I have a girl friend or a friend similar to you and Mila Kunis..
Love❤❤ you and parrot❤❤🦜🦜
I have a 2 yr old Indian ringneck green parrot DNA tested Male weaned . I got him at bird supply Nashua new Hampshire which is in Facebook bird supply. The avian specialist said he was special and I named him after my golden retriever Adam when I was young.
Hi is it good to have a hanging tent for the bird? If he is used to it already?
Can the cover be yo heavy? My bird does not like to be completely covered. Should I covered him completely, and how heavy should the blanker be?
I have a little peace face love bird and her name is Skittles and I just got a bigger cage for her and a new tent for her bed I just wanted to know how long does it take for a love bird to get used to her new cage and new tent bed melanie.
So I work nights 3pm to 11pm how would go about setting up a schedule for bed? Since I wont be home and the lights would be off till I get home
Hi great video, on this video around 6 min mark I have seen light orbs flying around you , did you notice , do you have any ghosts in your house or bird spirits?
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so if you have a very large open bedroom. is it possible to have their cage in there. and watch some TV quitley while we all go to bed or no? I really have no other safe place that's calmer then my bedroom. but I do have sleeping problems where I need a little bit of noise of at least watch youtube on my phone yanno.
Joey Lindblom same!! i was wondering the same question
marleen i have a timna grey how can i train him to stay on his uncashed perch? he jumps down and destroying my wood work molding
@marlene I have a question... I wake up at 630 I leave the house at 745 I'm home at 5.... Sometimes 430..... In the afternoon.... Is that bad for my bird? And what should I do
How many times a day should I feed my cockatiel? I mostly stay at home all day, but if I need to go shopping or to the doctor im not going to be home at lunchtime. Also, do i only give the bird chop once a day?
So you said whatever time i go to bed i should put my parrot to bed also? And when whatever time i wake up I should take the cover off his or her cage to wake them up as well ?
i must have been doing it right i sing somwhere over the rainbow to my budgie every night he closes his eyes ad when im walking out of the room he just says goodnight gimmie kiss :P engaged NOT CAGED !!
my bird is on the top of my laptop while I am trying to watch this video!
thanks MM.....
Hi Marlene ... we just connected on IG I'm the gal who's considering an Umbrella (2nd time) I can't remember with Sammy if he woke up in the morning when he heard me moving around OR did he wake up when I took his covers off. That's my question ... if I put him to sleep later but I'm up earlier will he stay sleeping or want to get up when he hears me moving around? What's the best way to handle? I go to bed around midnight and am up at 7 AM ... I would like 10 AM - 10 PM ... but I'm thinking he will hear me from 7 AM and want up and out ... what are your thoughts? 💞
Hey marlene! I have a question: Can parrots breathe through the *thick* blanket?
Please talk about the room temperature suitable for the cockatiels. Is it okay to turn on the fan or AC in the room they are in?
Ammarah Awan cockatiels are good in most temperatures as long as at morning and at night there isn’t 20 degree difference! But of course they can always get cold but you have to keep an eye on them and make sure they aren’t shivering
Hi what about cockatiels, is it 12 hours of sleep also? They sleep on my bedroom,in their cage but i go to the washroom many times and i know they wake up...is this distirbing to them?thanks
A quick question : Is it OK to let them sleep on ur shoulder? I try so hard to put it in it's cage but it kepps coming out and seats on my shoulder, I don't let it sleep there cause if I move, it will wake up. I just wanna know if I'm doing the right thing by not letting it sleep on my shoulder
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i realise this vid is old but imma try anyway:
i have a rehomed cockatiel and he has never been covered during the night should i still cover him ?
Today in morning a stray parrot came and sat on my mother's hand and now I want to give this parrot good place for sleep
At 5:20 part of the video i seen two orbes flowet on the cage and the it went to the wall. I was like OMG GHOUST
Yeah saw that to, paranormal..:) thinking of that series that showed those orbes..
Creepy orbes noticed it to
First 3 seconds im dieing xD
Hi.. I am having 1 month old ringneck parrot ... Only on nyt time while v r sleeping v used to put A.C can we keep our parrot with us in AC his cage .. kindly reply
Hi Marlene, Is it okay to have a somewhat different sleep schedule for the week versus the weekend?
K&A yes this is perfect to do. Birds get bored w/routine & if you always do 9-9 they know & will mess w/you! I do a different time on the weekends & on Sunday it's not the sametime as it is on Saturday. Do what fits your Family!!
Marlene at about 1:27 in this video there is an orb right next to you and it stays for a good amount of time 🕊💙❤💮
my bird is put to sleep at 10pm - 11am so he gets 13 hours
Yes there are a few buzzing around !!!
Those are just bird fluff feathers.
There's orbs all over this video it's incredible
Haha. It's called powder feathers. Cockatoo, cockatiel, african grey, ect have LOTS of dander & feather crud floating everywhere lol. For us bird lovers? It's worth it!
I want to know if my cockatiel has been going to bed at a certain time should I go to sleep when he does? What if I am not sleepy at all when my birds bed time is coming up?
Pls make a video on how to bond with a pair of newly brought birds. I got a pair of Cockatiel but they are scared so I want to tame them slowly slowly. Pls help me 'coz I can only believe in your videos , tutorial and suggestions.
Thanking you with lots of love for you and your *feathery friends* ❤
Picasso we miss you 😘 🥰
can you show us a meal routine as i have 4 parrots
I rely need a parrot but I can wait
2:06 -2:10 it looks like an orb is passing through
Signs of spirits are like that (meaning that a spirit was watching her tell others things/ watching over humans is very common but only on rare occurrences) or just a bug
Twix the bunny u weird bruh