I don’t care what the operator thinks, this dad did great! He was understandably scared, but he still managed to help his wife deliver the baby safely.
lol when that dude dispatcher heard the words my wifes having a baby he couldnt unplug and hand it over to his female coworker fast enough that seat was hot lol
The operator said she’s never had children and it clearly shows. I think if she did, she wouldn’t have been so judgy. Even ignoring that, it’s understandable that people would panic and even freak out over seemingly insignificant things in the midst of a crisis. She’s an operator, she should know how to handle panicking callers better.
Attention passengers this is your captain speaking. Baby airlines is now landing at newborn county. Please fasten your seatbelts and put any technology away and tray tables up.
"She's going to tear herself, she has not had an episiotomy..." If she did tear, she was better of than if she'd had the routine episiotomy that was part of 80s and 90s births. I was born then. I didn't weigh more than five pounds and they KNEW I'd be small, still they cut my mother because it's easier for them to repair than a possible tear.
Mc Hobbit I had an episiotomy in 2015 and it saved me from having a much worse tear. I healed within two weeks where the cut was but the little bit of tearing that did occur took almost the full six weeks to heal. They can be a great thing. And yes my daughter was a bigger baby.
Episiotomies are horrible, involuntary surgery they forced on women and probably led to my bladder prolapse after four babies/four episiotomies.....not necessary....
@@arlapieper7 omg!! That's not true at all. Bladder had nothing to do with the outer rim of the vagina!!!! A tear is almost un repairable ...a small snip is stichable !!! And it dont matter how big or small the baby is. Sometimes its not necessary for a big baby. My second son was 10lbs at birth..no cut. My 3rd son was only 6lbs..had to be cut... not even with my first son and he was almost 9lbs. And they are most definitely neccessary if the woman needs it... how many years of OBGYN did you take lady???
Maybe they couldn't afford more than one or thought they'd never need it. If you didn't talk on the phone alot it made sense in the 1980s. I was a teenager in the 1980s and lots of people only had a single phone in the kitchen or living room. Lots of people only had one tv set and one car in those days as well
Even if they were born at the hospital, you'd know that if the baby emerges while you're on the toilet, the baby will fall in the toilet. You don't have to have a baby to know that. However, a bed isn't that great to give birth on. We are just forced to in hospitals because it's easy for them. Besides that, this is not a hospital bed or a bed prepared for homebirth. Give birth on your regular bedding and mattress and you can throw everything out. The tub or bathroom floor would have been a good place to do this.
Because sitting up can be a more comfortable labor position for some mothers. The semi-sitting position commonly seen in hospitals is encouraged more out of convenience for the healthcare providers than the mother’s wellbeing and comfort. Instead of moving her, the operator could’ve told the dad to put the lid down and have his wife sit on top of the lid.
Dear Dispatcher, not all daddies have delivered babies. Another thing...people have had babies long before dispatchers answered phones. Be a pro, settle down, and be a little less condescending. He's not medical.
You could not mute landline phones, and they were designed to ring so loudly that you could hear them all the way across the house. It was common to keep the phone in the highest-traffic area in the house, far away from places you wanted peace and quiet (the bedrooms) Imagine having that sound right by your head in the middle of the night!
Of course not, but he did not say, I know exactly what childbirth feels like. He said, I came as close as a man can get. And if you had never witnessed or been involved in childbirth before, that experience would be very scary and nerve-racking whether you are a man or a woman.
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I don’t care what the operator thinks, this dad did great! He was understandably scared, but he still managed to help his wife deliver the baby safely.
Oh this just might be the sweetest episode I've seen! I'm so glad mom and baby were ok and dad did awesome ❤
28 years have passed since this happened. Brian is so cute.
Congratulations Dad, You did a Wonderful Job ! Its a BOY !! Thank God.
Dispatcher: "Where's your wife?"
Husband: "On the toilet."
Dispatcher: "On the TOILET????"
For the ones mouthing this is the 3rd baby not the 1st.
All births are different.
His emotional. He did get.
lol when that dude dispatcher heard the words my wifes having a baby he couldnt unplug and hand it over to his female coworker fast enough that seat was hot lol
"911 helped have the baby..." that was precious.
The operator's voice when she heard that she was on the toilet lol, exactly what I was thinking "go get her off the toilet and get her on the floor!"
Responding units upgrade to include drowning
She should've told him to fill up the bath and have the mom squat, that would've been a better way to do it.
guy holds it upside down and spanks it's butt lol. I think he's been watching too many old movies. ah well, that works.
Bet she's happy to have that load out...LMAO, I miss that time when you could say something like that and no one took offense.
Dee Marie Dubois this was before this “ right to be offended” bs emerged I disagree with it myself.
It’s been 34 years since this happened. This happened on a Sunday, the day before Labor Day, and 11 days before my brother Andrew’s 5th birthday.
I have never smiled so big like I am after the baby came out and the father was nervous!😅
These so call Father to be needs to
MAN UP
“How is your wife doing?”
“Great!!! But my mom is gonna kill us for this.”
Poor 911 answer most think hers.
The operator said she’s never had children and it clearly shows. I think if she did, she wouldn’t have been so judgy. Even ignoring that, it’s understandable that people would panic and even freak out over seemingly insignificant things in the midst of a crisis. She’s an operator, she should know how to handle panicking callers better.
Attention passengers this is your captain speaking. Baby airlines is now landing at newborn county. Please fasten your seatbelts and put any technology away and tray tables up.
it is not the husband's fault. for not knowing what to do
Is it just me or does anyone else notice that the Umbilical cord is wrapped around the baby's neck in that one shot?
Before cordless and cell phones lol
IF his mother gave him a hard time, 'my mother's going to kill me', She needs to be taken behind the barn! He did well, considering.
yeah, for all you kids watching, that carpet would have needed to be replaced after childbirth! No way it was a clean as you see it in the video!
The real carpet probably was. This was a reinactment and you won't see the same graphic details the parents saw.
+Kayla Tsukino i agree
cant they call stanley steamer or some other carpet cleaning company to come clean it up?
Sooooooooooooooooo cute!
"She's going to tear herself, she has not had an episiotomy..." If she did tear, she was better of than if she'd had the routine episiotomy that was part of 80s and 90s births. I was born then. I didn't weigh more than five pounds and they KNEW I'd be small, still they cut my mother because it's easier for them to repair than a possible tear.
Mc Hobbit I had an episiotomy in 2015 and it saved me from having a much worse tear. I healed within two weeks where the cut was but the little bit of tearing that did occur took almost the full six weeks to heal. They can be a great thing. And yes my daughter was a bigger baby.
Episiotomies are horrible, involuntary surgery they forced on women and probably led to my bladder prolapse after four babies/four episiotomies.....not necessary....
@@arlapieper7 omg!! That's not true at all. Bladder had nothing to do with the outer rim of the vagina!!!! A tear is almost un repairable ...a small snip is stichable !!! And it dont matter how big or small the baby is. Sometimes its not necessary for a big baby. My second son was 10lbs at birth..no cut. My 3rd son was only 6lbs..had to be cut... not even with my first son and he was almost 9lbs. And they are most definitely neccessary if the woman needs it... how many years of OBGYN did you take lady???
“Is it her first child?” “Nooooooooooo! It’s her third” spoken as if he can’t believe it.
David the dad to the rescue. 😀👍
I use to love this from kia 😘👏🙏
I bet the father never been with his wife in the Delivery Room on their first two children.
pocketbookEra he said he didn’t
Where is the condo? There's no Security Condo in HB, but then again this was 27 years ago...
Who puts carpet in the bathroom?
The 90s
Pashmina858
It's a fancy place they think carpet should be through out the place.
The same people who put carpet in kitchens.
Amen
Just seen this on Rescue 911, what year was it?
Why do they have one phone?
\•_•/
It's the 80s
Maybe they couldn't afford more than one or thought they'd never need it. If you didn't talk on the phone alot it made sense in the 1980s. I was a teenager in the 1980s and lots of people only had a single phone in the kitchen or living room. Lots of people only had one tv set and one car in those days as well
Why the hell do you sit on the toilet to have a baby.... when you've had two others you should damn well know where to be and what to do.
Bethel Mini Horses I agree, even if you can't get to a hospital get to a freaking bed
Bethel Mini Horses But the others mite be born in a hospital
Even if they were born at the hospital, you'd know that if the baby emerges while you're on the toilet, the baby will fall in the toilet. You don't have to have a baby to know that. However, a bed isn't that great to give birth on. We are just forced to in hospitals because it's easy for them. Besides that, this is not a hospital bed or a bed prepared for homebirth. Give birth on your regular bedding and mattress and you can throw everything out. The tub or bathroom floor would have been a good place to do this.
Didn't want to stain anything
Because sitting up can be a more comfortable labor position for some mothers. The semi-sitting position commonly seen in hospitals is encouraged more out of convenience for the healthcare providers than the mother’s wellbeing and comfort. Instead of moving her, the operator could’ve told the dad to put the lid down and have his wife sit on top of the lid.
at the 2:00 mark it looks like one of the dispatch centers that shatner does some of his opening/closing speeches in.
Get her! Get her off the toilet! Go get her!
Dear Dispatcher, not all daddies have delivered babies. Another thing...people have had babies long before dispatchers answered phones. Be a pro, settle down, and be a little less condescending. He's not medical.
I have had a episiotomy myself its hurts trust me
He didn’t have a phone in the bedroom?
You could not mute landline phones, and they were designed to ring so loudly that you could hear them all the way across the house. It was common to keep the phone in the highest-traffic area in the house, far away from places you wanted peace and quiet (the bedrooms) Imagine having that sound right by your head in the middle of the night!
Boy or girl?
"I came as close as you could to having the baby myself" Ummm no, he felt no pain and didn't have to carry it for 9 months... No where near close.
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😒Let him alone that was as close to it as he could get .geez
How funny right??!!! I've had four babies...he has no idea at all what it is like!!!
Of course not, but he did not say, I know exactly what childbirth feels like. He said, I came as close as a man can get. And if you had never witnessed or been involved in childbirth before, that experience would be very scary and nerve-racking whether you are a man or a woman.
Wow this is scary
It's the THIRD child... that area has a pretty good idea what it's doing by that time...I don't think she's going to tear
Lol um that's not how its works. That area does not stay stretched silly..I hope you're not a woman
A MAN delivers BABY???
Olivia Petrowski, what's so surprising about that?
Stay on the 🛏 Bed when be in
Labor..
Ty cedar1956
2:25 #lakefirestationhuntingtonbeachcalifornia.
Cangrajilation she had a boy 🙍♂️💐
Don't get on the Toilet while
being in Labor..
At least not with the lid up. Sitting up can actually be a really effective position as long as the lid is down.