There are some interesting episodes of House that involve pregnancy and other obgyn related topics I'd love to see what you think about them! Edit: 16 and pregnant would be good too!
I would love to hear you talk about the movie "Waitress". The part about having to carry an unwanted pregnancy and bonding with the baby. Oh, and it's a great movie regardless
“It’s an Addams” is the best answer to the question and show how the Addams family are the personification of unconditional love. Even when little Pubert turns into a golden hair cherub through grief they still love and support him.
Have you seen the trailer for the new show Wednesday? Morticia apologizes "Please excuse Wednesday she is allergic to color " What the freak. There is also a part where Wednesday threatens to lock Thing in a drawer for the whole school semester.
@@karencarter18042 apparently you missed the part of the movies where Morticia tells Debbie that pastels are the most heinous thing after listing a lot of things that are definitely worse 🤣
@@auntiem0thman No I didn't miss that the Addams are a family that likes dark (mostly black) colors and Morticia did not like Fester in pastels. But Tim Burton having Morticia apologizing for her daughter not being into color is so against the fact that the Addams are a family who love each other unconditionally.
the baby in a quiet place is alive and was present! she just put it into a ventilated soundproof box to protect it and hide it away from the monsters EDIT: the fetus in Midnight Mass was suddenly gone because the pregnant woman ingested vampire blood (angel blood called in the show) which erased any "parasites" and "sickness" from her body. the angel blood deemed the fetus a parasite, and removed it.
I thought the blood healed them and returned them to their healthiest state and that’s why the baby disappeared. Like her mom wasn’t just cured of (dementia I think?) it also made her youthful and young again.
In the twilight clip here's some of the info you were questioning. 1. Bella, the mother, was human for the duration of pregnancy. The father was Edward who was a vampire. 2. The baby was half vampire half human, which craved human blood and was draining it from her mother. So they found a way to supply blood to the baby. 3. They got blood from the hospital because the dad (the blond who put the blood in the cup) was a doctor there. 4. Yeah Bella drinking blood never made sense to me, a blood transfusion would have been much better. 6. They knew the placenta detached because Carlisle is just that good of a doctor somehow. Ultrasounds didn't work on the baby so other than Edward reading the baby's thoughts there wasn't much they could observe inside the womb. In the book they never said placenta anything, it was just that the baby was too strong and was hurting Bella and was ready to be born. 7. Edward had to use his mouth to open the womb because his teeth were the only things strong and sharp enough to get through it. He tried using a scalpel but it only cut her skin not the womb or the amniotic sac. Other vampire hybrids were known to eat their way out of their mothers if they received no assistance and the mothers died. 8. Those movies really were awful.
@@legendofayda She said the movies were awful. There was a lot more background info in the books that isn't in the movie. That's why she knows so much about what is happening.
For point 4, the only thing I could think of to explain why drinking it made it easier/better/more satisfying for the baby is because whatever the pregnant person consumes (food, beverage, etc) is sustenance for the baby too. Baby was previously drawing blood from her environment in the womb, which would sustain life, but not satisfy her craving for actually consuming it. I hope I explained this right lol. The concept makes sense in my head.
@@ashleyshotwell3452 pregnant people have some weird cravings, I guess I had never thought about it needing an explanation beyond that? I remember her being embarrassed about it in the books, recognizing that it was weird to crave it but still wanting it anyway. She started the pregnancy craving eggs and chicken, and it's subtly implied that she was specifically craving RAW eggs and chicken, but obviously she cooked it because she's human and those specific things raw are not so fab for us. It's weird the things that stick in your memory.
I like that the Addams family was the vehicle that delivered the realization for Mama Doctor Jones that she needs to tell ehr children to not tell other children about sex.
Okay, but what about when they're a little older? Surely, they can help educate their less-informed friends then? Preferably before those friends end up with an STI or an unexpected pregnancy?
If I was a mother, which I hopefully will be someday, I'd be proud of my kids educating their friends. If other parents complained, I'd probably tell my kids to tell their friends not to let their parents know they know, haha!
My daughter's friend told her about Santa. That year my kid was driving me nuts trying to "catch Santa!" But then soon after the friend's mom called me up because my kid had told hers about sex. oops! I guess it was only fair.
"don't be the one who is teaching the friends" Yeah, that was me. I read the books my older sister didn't which told where babies come from. That is, they started after the event of ejaculation (sex was never detailed) to when the baby is born. Well done, considering it was in about 1973. I had a captive audience with the several daughters of the family across the street when I showed them the book and explained where babies came from. It was a Catholic family with 7 children in all. My older sister told me their mom probably didn't appreciate me teaching them. As there were no repercussions, I shrugged it off. But yeah. I was that kid.
I had the experience where my OB couldn't find a heartbeat but I didn't realize it until much later because she immediately said something like "Baby's trying to hide from me! I'm going to get the ultrasound and get a better look." But looking back, I realized she was relieved when she "found" him. I'd like to think Dr Jones would do the same!
I was 12 weeks, at my ultrasound, and they said this to me. She said the baby must be hiding, but after 5 miscarriages, I know that a single baby can not simply “hide” at 12 weeks. I asked her if my baby died, and she reassured me that that’s not what she was saying, she just needed a better look. So we did a vaginal ultrasound, same thing. She ignored my questions, wouldn’t talk to me at all, left the room and had a dr return who informed me that my baby must’ve died around 7-8 weeks and my body didn’t notice. I never had intense bleeding until after that ultrasound, so no clue where my baby went, even as small as they were I had nothing more than spotting prior to that ultrasound. I got no answers. But I feel extremely betrayed at the way I was told about this. Thank you for giving me a place to share.
@@WhimsicalCrochet I'm so sorry you had to go through any of that. If she wasn't sure if your baby was still living, she should have been honest about it, especially with your history! BTW, I think "hiding" only happens with a doppler, not with an ultrasound, unless you have multiples. I hope you got a miracle baby later.
My husband is an MRI tech and they are not allowed to give the results of the exam or say anything about the images, especially if there is an issue. The dr. has to be the one to deliver the news. It could be that this was the case and they were not intentionally trying to hide anything from you for malicious reasons. Just that they were not allowed to say what they saw.
The Midnight Mass has a very interesting concept: (spoilers!) people on this island are given a bit of "vampire" blood with every Eucharist and slowly turning into "vampires" themselves without knowing it, but what this "vampire" stuff does to them (besides eventually giving them bloodlust and photophobia) is curing any diseases and making old people younger (kinda return them to their prime form, I guess). So the pregnant lady, Erin, has been returned to the "perfect health" and was "freed" from the fetus, like if pregnancy was some illness.
@@gingerschreiber975 Nah I think the priest was fooled by his beliefs and it was actually a vampire. Why would an angel feast on people and make it so they die in sunlight?
Yes, a couple that doesn't cheat on each other or ever talk shit about their partner is rare on TV, and it's especially rare to have a couple show that much affection. I genuinely love the portrayal of their relationship
IKR? And you just know that if one of the kids came out, they'd just start introducing, say, Pugsley to "Vlad, he's a nice boy from Transylvania. His hobbies are delightful!"
When my daughter was in first grade one of her table mates told the table that the stork brought his parents a new baby... they left with an anatomically correct understanding of how babies were made and delivered.!! It was THE BEST parent teacher meetings ive ever had!! I was so proud!!
That's awesome. When I was in first grade, one of my classmates went through precocious puberty and had her period. Several of my classmates thought that meant she was pregnant. Although I don't remember much of my birds and the bees education, I do know that I was at least educated enough that I was able to say, "That's silly! Getting your period means that you're NOT pregnant!"
Yet biologically inaccurate. He is a boy. Period. Gender is not fluid. It's binary. Hence the terminology sexually dimorphic. Facts don't care about your feelings. Men are men and women are women. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs help. 🤮
@@emmajones8715 it was fantastic. Had a real Stephen King vibe to it. My husband usually discounts shows and movies that I recommend (despite constantly insisting that I watch shows/movies he likes), so I started watching this one on my own when I heard about it. He got fully sucked in when I asked him to watch just the first episode.
@@l.tc.5032fathers suffer a lot in the show as well tbh, sherif hassan’s plot line with his son is so tragic and relatable and mildred died in front of/in her fathers arms as well as her mothers. everyone suffers, including the audience haha
Back in 2017 I had a missed miscarriage at a little over 14 weeks. my body wouldn’t recognize that the baby had passed away. When I went to the appointment I felt totally normal. No cramping no bleeding nothing. At the doctors office they couldn’t find it and so they sent me to the hospital emergency room for a second opinion and unfortunately they couldn’t find the heart beat either. The baby was measuring right around 14 weeks 2 days I believe so they said that the baby passing away had to of been pretty recent. We waited about a month to see if my body would take the natural coarse and unfortunately it didn’t so I had to have a procedure to remove my poor little jelly bean. My biggest regret is not having gotten the gender test when I had the chance. In my heart I feel like he was a boy. It just feels right to me. They ran other tests that came back normal but said that unfortunately it’s a very common thing. One of the worst parts is that I was so nervous like overly nervous. I have insane fears tied into pregnancy and giving birth and I’m a anxious ball of nervous anxiety the whole time especially in the first trimester. A couple days before the appointment I let my guard down since I was technically past the first trimester so I thought I was safe. Unfortunately I was wrong. However we have our rainbow baby now and are so blessed. I do feel like among many other things I wasn’t just robbed of my first sweet little baby I was robbed of piece of mind. I spent everyday I was pregnant with my daughter absolutely TERRIFIED something was going to happen to her too.
I know what yours going through. I lost mine at 19-20 weeks. When I got pregnant again, I checked her heartbeat as often as I could! She came early, but she was healthy!
In Twilight, the half-vampire baby was practically killing Bella throughout the pregnancy. At the time of her emergency c-section (grandpa's a doctor, also a vampire), her husband Edward bit her to turn her into a vampire so she wouldn't die (ever).
@@hannahbrennan2131 I like to think there are both warm blooded and cold blooded mermaids. Warm blooded mammal mermaids give live birth and colded blooded mermaids lay eggs! :3
I watched Midnight Mass while I was pregnant and the episode you reacted to BROKE my heart. I immediately got my home Doppler out and listened to my little man’s heart❤
Funny story: my parents told me how babies were made, honestly, and from the beginning. This didn't matter until I was in fourth grade, when we all started to ask questions and share notes at school. So, I brought the book companion to the Nova special "How a Baby is Born" to a sleepover. We got caught with it, and the mom handed it back to my Dad in a paper bag. Dad laughed the whole way home. He may not have been the one to have the conversation about how talk about babies being born with more sensitivity and tact.
I don't get why children aren't allowed to share their knowledge. When I was 8 to 10, my friends and I had a huge interest in this and shared a lot of information.
Sounds like he got a kick out of the mom being embarrassed about something completely natural. And was probably proud of you for sharing accurate, scientific information with your friends, thus he couldn't explain that might not be a good idea to take it upon yourself at that age to educate your friends with more prudish parents about how babies are made. On a side note, our son is 4 and a half. We've always used the word penis with him. No need for a euphemism. It definitely shocked my husband's boss when little man used it to describe a shrimp spring roll when we went to dinner with the boss and one of my husband's colleagues. I sometimes wonder if he will get in trouble for using it at school.
Great video! Lol. I learned about the 'birds and the bees' from a boy on the school bus home when I was in the 2nd grade. He had just watched that very first video about how men and women were different and how babies were made in health class. He was very serious about it, not gross or weird- he was just literally passing the information on to the kids sitting around him, teaching. I remember this very well because coincidentally, my mother decided to have "The Talk" with me shortly after I got home. She sat me down at the kitchen table and attempted to talk about it. She struggled badly- it was so awkward, drawn out and you could visibly see was flustered. I started laughing... Oh that made her soOo furious! She glared at me and yelled "This is not funny, this is serious. Why are you laughing?!" And I told her "Because a boy on the school bus explained it better than you." The look on her face- flames in her eyes, lol. She just pointed and told me to go to my room.
In 7th grade, a girl did not co.e back from summer vacation because her parents allowed her to marry a much older man and she was pregnant. I was very innocent at that age, and for so.e reason, I was afraid to tell my mother, but I did. She was very upset with me, asking if I knew how the girl became pregnant. I told her no, because I had no idea. She was angry with me, and yelled at me, "because she had sex with a man, stupid"! That was my "sex talk".
@@lisatolliver2866 Whoa. I can somewhat see why you were afraid to talk to your mother about such things. It's sad that she got angry with you for no fault of your own.
As a fellow scardy cat, I want to point out that A Quiet Place is one of my favorite movies of all time. The premise is scary and suspenseful, yes, but the story itself is actually this truly touching and beautiful story about a family healing after tragedy. Real life couple and parents John Krasinksi and Emily Blunt did an amazing job at keeping the through-line of the script at forefront; basically it’s about the lengths parents would go to to keep their kids safe. Made me cry harder than any movie has before or since. Highly recommend but also major trigger warning for some events near the beginning so be advised ❤
I love midnight mass! Mike Flanagan is a horror genius! The reason erin lost the baby is because the church congregation has been drinking small amounts of vampire blood unbeknownst to them and it's "healing" them.
@@Demi_Purple It's not stupid. It takes pieces of classic vampire lore and uses it in a very original, fresh way. Granted, it gets worse as the ending progresses (imo), but it's still a solid show.
Lost my baby recently to sch at 19 weeks.this video hit me pretty crazy cause I even watched that tv series while pregnant not knowing that was my fate. I thinks it's a good thing for DR.Jones to speak more freely on miscarriages even though they're hard. It's been a while .
That is truly awful beyond imagining. My heart goes out to you. I can't really do anything to help, but please accept some internet hugs (if you'd like to, of course). 🫂 I hope the rest of your life is free from such tragedy, but rather filled with love and happiness. All the best to you!
@@SewardWriter I appreciate all the support 😭 I'm trying to be ok. Being so far along I was shocked when I only got 3 days of bereavement it'll be a month on the 28th that she's been gone and I still get asked how's the baby which sucks. I work in a hospital so it's a very large group of ppl no one is going to remember everyone exactly I only recently moved to my state so no one I know has had a miscarriage feels very lonely. First thought directly after the miscarriage was to automatically get pregnant again but now that I've had a few weeks I'm not rushing. First appointment with the doctor is on the 1st and she's going to go over the pathology report on the baby to hopefully explain what happened
I think it would be interesting to hear MDJ's thoughts on Caroline's pregnancy and birth from the Vampire Diaries. Not exactly horror, but I guess neither is Twilight.
I love LOVE how you broke these scenes down especially twilight, “He used his mouth to, oh I am not okay with that!” Yes Edward performs a vampire c section with his teeth cause only vampire teeth can puncture the amniotic sac of the baby half vampire. Loved watching you medically dissect these scenes it made me laugh. Happy Spooky Season!❤ 🦇 🎃
Omg the Addams Family clip reminds me of my 5yo 🤣 She thought that her little brother had to die in order for her to get a little sister! I had to explain to her multiple times that mommy can have another baby without him or any of them having to die 🤣🤣 But it was just to funny! She clearly doesn't quite understand what exactly death is just yet we haven't had any family members or anyone close to us pass away for her to ever experience anything like that but wow I'm definitely gonna have to check out that first one and the 3rd one cause those both looks very interesting especially that 3rd one like thats just crazy!!
Twilight was written by a Momon in her teen years so the movies did their best to adapt what was literally what this woman thought childbirth would be like.... well what she thought vampire childbirth was like.... the scene is better in the book considering the actual context, but yeah Stephanie is definitely not someone you want birthing advice from. I mean she's now what almost 50 so maybe she's had more experience since writing her multimillion dollar vampire teens sexual fantasy, but I can't guarantee anything. P.S. the 'fake blood' on Newborn Nessie is a jam mixture due to the infant actor's habit of putting their hand in their mouth they didn't want to accidentally poison the baby so they just used a thick red jam mixture. Source: Breaking Dawn Director/Producer Commentary from the DVD. P.P.S. Yes I was a Twihard shut up.
Hey no shame in having been a teen and enjoying teen gal books. Seriously. The amount of hate Stephanie got and a lot of girls got for liking what was honestly just your average teen romance novel that sold well is staggering.
I've been in the situation of having to hear that my baby was no longer alive in utero several times. That scene In Midnight Mass really hit me hard when I first watched it.
Your reactions are hilarious. What you weren't given was significant context for Twilight and then some important context for Midnight Mass. I've watched every movie and show in this ^.^
I haven’t engaged in twilight stuff in years but I’m pretty sure Alice (the woman who says the placenta has detached) can see the future so the explanation is that she sees a future where they confirm the placenta has detached.
@@legendofayda He, Esme, and Emmett went to get more blood for the delivery. So the expert left and they were low on blood, basically for dramatic effect. But I think he also didn't want his family to go hunting alone because the wolves were still angry at this point.
For the Quiet Place, as others have said, the whole of the movie is showing the prep leading up to that. They had a soundproof box they were putting the baby in. They had an oxygen tank, hooked up to a hose, that would feed into the box. So in their planning, they could house the baby in the soundproof box, but only in emergencies (when they needed to run or when the baby would start crying), as the tanks were hard to come by, and apparently didnt last long, especially when used how they used it (correct me if im wrong, but the tube they were using seemed rather big, so it wasnt constrained like oxygen for old folks is in a much smaller tube).
Midnight Mass was a heart wrenching and horrifying and deeply, deeply sad show. It has a lot of really good messages and and amazing performance from the whole cast, but it will gut you. Erin’s character in particular is just so beautifully written, and her story is so hard to watch. Highly recommend the show, purely for the performances and powerful messaging, but prepare to feel pretty much every stage of “oh god, no” if you do. I realize I’m doing a horrible job of selling it but it really is a powerful watch.
The Midnight Mass one was devastating. I really enjoyed the series, even though I'm not a horror fan or tend to watch scary things. That's not why it appealed to me.
And I think they probably planned for her to give birth in that room, and the rockets were more of a generic emergency contingency, just like the red lights, the timer, etc. For the last couple weeks of her pregnancy they probably should've not let her be alone EVER or even make her stay in the soundproof room, to keep her and everyone safe. Basically, put her on forced bedrest, jeez! But it made for an unforgettably epic movie moment that I don't think can ever be rivaled. Even if it is 100% unbelievable that she gave birth and got the baby to quiet down so quickly. Maybe they set off enough rockets to keep the monsters away for longer than it seemed, but I just can't imagine.
@@sciencemama6801I mean with early contractions it was pretty easy personally to not yell in pain. I agree that I 100 percent would not be birthing a baby in the Quiet Place world.
A quiet place is my favorite movie. The acting, the sound design, the set design are all phenomenal and it’s got you on the edge of your seat the whole movie. Answers for you, the baby is fine. They made a sound proof box with a tiny oxygen mask for it. They also made a sound proof room for her to deliver it in. It’s really cool how they designed it!
Side note about the baby in twilight.(I have the movies and listened to the cast talk about it in the extras) The blood they used was actually raspberry preserves and apparently the baby REALLY liked the taste of it.
ADDAM's FAMILY IS A CLASSIC OH MY GOSH IT's FUNNY MORE THAN SCARY I'm sorry I'm writing in caps I'm just excited you get to experience the Addams family lol Also that scene in The quiet place oh my gosh so creepy
@@landofsweet101 yeah poor april. her first baby died shortly after birth, then her second baby was breached and she needed a a c-section at meredith’s house during a storm
Dr Jones, some of those births were definitely a struggle for you! I was cracking up! I think you're missing out on a lot of good movies and shows! LOVE YA!🎃💀🦴🧡
5:31 🤣 you're just now realising this?! That was the FIRST thing my mum taught me when she started answering my questions. "This conversation stays at home, it's not for school or friends." If you started answering questions as early as my mum did, you better hurry up with that disclaimer lmao
Dr. Jones, in the movie "A Quiet Place" the baby is born alive and fine. The way they keep the baby quiet for everyone's survival is really interesting. You should watch that movie if you can handle it. Such a great movie! (The sequel as well).
I watched Quiet Place right after I had a baby. Made me feel very sympathetic. I'm not a quiet laborer. I don't like scary movies either, but I loved that movie.
@@MamaDoctorJones In those live-action films Morticia tells Wednesday's teacher about her ancestor Calpurnia who was trialled for being a witch! Not sure how their bloodline works but they're definitely kooky!
I used to watch horror flicks as soon as they were released. Have not seen one in over 10 years. Looks like they have gotten more explicit. LOL The Addams Family is always good for a laugh. Thanks for sharing this!
It's funny because I don't watch Horror Movies almost EVER but I did see A Quiet Place and the TV show Midnight Mass... I've even seen some clips of the final Twilight pregnancy stuff (not most of these) and a lot of analysis of it before! I knew a lot about that pregnancy. So only The Addams Family was fully new to me. Those clips were so humorous and entertaining. Thank you for this reaction video!
@@wintergray1221 😄😄😄 yes! One of the scariest parts, hands down. But seriously though, the part where *every one* of your family, friends and even your doctor is trying to discredit and mistreat you, and there is no one you can turn to for help... and on top of everythig you're pregnant and very vunerable - that scares me more than a girl crawling out of a well.
@@irinakl441 Very true. The Stepford Wives (which I believe was made by the same person who did Rosemary's Baby) uses a similar theme. A woman whose experiences are discredited, every woman around her becoming the enemy when their personalities shift drastically to the patriarchical ideal of what a wife and mother should be like. The end reveal is also super chilling.
When I saw the headline for this video I had to read it twice😂😂I know you don’t like spooky things especially involving babies. Life is scary enough right now so I hesitated but ended up watching it. Thanks for sharing this Eve though it was spooky🥴
Have you done a video on a Retained Placenta yet? I really think this is information that should be given because when it happened to me and I almost died I had never in my life heard of it and It was absolutely scary as all get out. I never hear any one talk about it and I know you could educate in a way that is humorous but also knowledgeable.
For A Quiet Place: She was pregnant before the monsters invaded. She did have the baby and put it in a sound proof box with an oxygen mask inside and the tank next to it. They have extra tanks.
I'm assuming there's just no access to birth control or condoms in the apocalypse so she got pregnant accidentally. When they had a time and place to be fucking during that time is beyond me
@@ScarlettM I (and apparently a lot of us) didn't realize she wasn't supposed to be pregnant at the beginning, maybe especially because the actress IS pregnant at the beginning so visually it's quite ambiguous but you can kinda tell her coat doesn't close in the opening couple scenes, even if they never show her stomach/abdomen area. It made more sense that they wouldn't have gotten pregnant after the monster but could be unluckily already pregnant when the monster showed up...
This was a great video premise!! You need to watch more of A Quiet Place, they make a ‘soundproof l’ box for the baby and try to soundproof the basement. It is next level creative solutions in parenting. Lol but it works!
A Quiet Place is an amazing movie and you just suffered through one of the scariest moments, I recommend watching it! It is SO good, and so beautiful, I cry every freaking time.
I think this is my favourite video you've ever done!! More like this please!! Also I would love to see you react to the godawful CGI baby from Twilight 😂😂
It made me so mad right after I gave birth there was a plethora of shows where bad things happened to newborns & fetuses. We need a new movie website that tells us if the baby lives, similar to “Does the Dog Die?”
i really appreciate the trigger warning!! even if it wasn’t sensitive towards me, i do have things that are triggering for my mental health so to also be offered time skips as well so that i wouldn’t just have to stop watching the video completely is so nice!! :)
This is such a fun idea for a video. Spooky Season is my favorite time of year. Thank you so much. I think the reason the character says toxoplasmosis is a myth is because the whole thing has been blown out of proportion and demonized cats further. People assume it works on humans the same way it works on mice and that it will control your mind or make you mentally ill. If you have indoor cats who have been tested for parasites, it is very unlikely they will have it or spread it. Still, I think having someone cleaning the litter for you while you are pregnant is not only good risk mitigation, but who really wants to bend or squat and do that while pregnant. I don't think I would. But also, don't be afraid of your cats or be mean toward cats just due to the possibility of these parasites.
This was really funny but maybe it would've been more enjoyable or at least easier for Dr Jones if she had a background of the plots of these storylines! hahaha
"I hate scary movies! " I've never agreed with a first sentence in a video more😂 Also I was sooo hoping she was gonna react to the cgi twilight baby because it's wayyy creepier than anything else in this episode 😅
My husband watch the quiet place one and said he can’t remember how they kept the baby from being heard right after the birth but later they showed they would put the baby in a sound proof box whenever the monsters would come around. So apparently there were times when the monsters weren’t there and times they were. So at least you know the baby lived lived. Apparently I watched it too I just couldn’t remember but my husband remembered that much. 😂
This was a GREAT idea for a Halloween Special!!! For a lighter look at monsters and scary movies, I might recommend you check out "Monster Squad" about a bunch of kids who are seriously hooked on monster movies and horror... and the town gets invaded by movie monsters (Wolfman, Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula, etc... the classics) and the kids have to defend it when the adults don't listen or believe in it... My favorite line is "Oh my GOD! Wolfman's got NADS!!!" The whole scene is hilarious... ;o)
My now-16yo was the deliverer of information in Kindy. It was the info on Santa Claus and the school rang me to get mad at me. "Why am I in trouble because other people choose to lie to their children?" And then had to explain to 6yo why parents feel obligated to play the "Santa Claus Game", the Easter bunny game, and the tooth fairy game
I was like your kid. Was given a task in Kindergarten to "make a list for santa" and I asked why that's dumb he isn't real. And then again when I lost a tooth they were trying to get me to take it home to place under my pillow and I said ew gross why would I do that. Fun times lol
I don't understand it either. I was far more devastated to learn they weren't real after believing in them for so long than if I had been told the truth and been allowed to play pretend anyway.
@@zarzilla392 I gave the kids the option of selling the tooth to me for $2, or play The Tooth Fairy Game for $1. They usually chose the more profitable option
Hey! Since i am early for the first time, i have a video request to make. How about a vaginal anatomy class? Just the model and you with a stick, teaching us what eveey part is called, what is 'normal' or healthy feel of those parts and what kind of situation down there should be a reason to contact a doctor. (Example: how is an inflamed labia different from a non inflamed one) I am sure you would do a 100 times better job than any teacher we had at school. Love from India to MDJ! Thank you so much.
Ooh, and what those little bumps on the labial mucous membranes are! (I get them all the time. Harmless, but scary.) Brilliant idea! Many thanks from the central US! (Oklahoma, specifically, where sex ed is an urban legend.)
Hope you enjoyed these SpOoKy BiRtHs! What else should we watch in the future??
There are some interesting episodes of House that involve pregnancy and other obgyn related topics I'd love to see what you think about them! Edit: 16 and pregnant would be good too!
@@XRROW_ 'You have a parasite!' lol ))))
I would love to hear you talk about the movie "Waitress". The part about having to carry an unwanted pregnancy and bonding with the baby.
Oh, and it's a great movie regardless
the c-section scene from prometheus, one of the movies in the alien series
@@irinakl441 YES!!! Love that movie ♥
“It’s an Addams” is the best answer to the question and show how the Addams family are the personification of unconditional love. Even when little Pubert turns into a golden hair cherub through grief they still love and support him.
Have you seen the trailer for the new show Wednesday? Morticia apologizes "Please excuse Wednesday she is allergic to color " What the freak. There is also a part where Wednesday threatens to lock Thing in a drawer for the whole school semester.
@@karencarter18042 apparently you missed the part of the movies where Morticia tells Debbie that pastels are the most heinous thing after listing a lot of things that are definitely worse 🤣
I always lose it at Wednesday's "They had sex." 😂
@@auntiem0thman No I didn't miss that the Addams are a family that likes dark (mostly black) colors and Morticia did not like Fester in pastels. But Tim Burton having Morticia apologizing for her daughter not being into color is so against the fact that the Addams are a family who love each other unconditionally.
@@karencarter18042 oh, I do see your point now. I'm sorry if I came across rudely ❤️
the baby in a quiet place is alive and was present! she just put it into a ventilated soundproof box to protect it and hide it away from the monsters
EDIT: the fetus in Midnight Mass was suddenly gone because the pregnant woman ingested vampire blood (angel blood called in the show) which erased any "parasites" and "sickness" from her body. the angel blood deemed the fetus a parasite, and removed it.
That is sad
Thanks for this, I was so confused!!
Oh that's so sad! The poor mom! 😭
Ah, from a mass from the weird priest.... I wanna watch it
I thought the blood healed them and returned them to their healthiest state and that’s why the baby disappeared. Like her mom wasn’t just cured of (dementia I think?) it also made her youthful and young again.
In the twilight clip here's some of the info you were questioning.
1. Bella, the mother, was human for the duration of pregnancy. The father was Edward who was a vampire.
2. The baby was half vampire half human, which craved human blood and was draining it from her mother. So they found a way to supply blood to the baby.
3. They got blood from the hospital because the dad (the blond who put the blood in the cup) was a doctor there.
4. Yeah Bella drinking blood never made sense to me, a blood transfusion would have been much better.
6. They knew the placenta detached because Carlisle is just that good of a doctor somehow. Ultrasounds didn't work on the baby so other than Edward reading the baby's thoughts there wasn't much they could observe inside the womb. In the book they never said placenta anything, it was just that the baby was too strong and was hurting Bella and was ready to be born.
7. Edward had to use his mouth to open the womb because his teeth were the only things strong and sharp enough to get through it. He tried using a scalpel but it only cut her skin not the womb or the amniotic sac. Other vampire hybrids were known to eat their way out of their mothers if they received no assistance and the mothers died.
8. Those movies really were awful.
@@legendofayda She said the movies were awful. There was a lot more background info in the books that isn't in the movie. That's why she knows so much about what is happening.
Twilight... My guilty pleasure 😂
Vampires hsve super good hearing, in the book. Carlysle could literally hear the placenta detaching
For point 4, the only thing I could think of to explain why drinking it made it easier/better/more satisfying for the baby is because whatever the pregnant person consumes (food, beverage, etc) is sustenance for the baby too. Baby was previously drawing blood from her environment in the womb, which would sustain life, but not satisfy her craving for actually consuming it. I hope I explained this right lol. The concept makes sense in my head.
@@ashleyshotwell3452 pregnant people have some weird cravings, I guess I had never thought about it needing an explanation beyond that? I remember her being embarrassed about it in the books, recognizing that it was weird to crave it but still wanting it anyway. She started the pregnancy craving eggs and chicken, and it's subtly implied that she was specifically craving RAW eggs and chicken, but obviously she cooked it because she's human and those specific things raw are not so fab for us.
It's weird the things that stick in your memory.
I like that the Addams family was the vehicle that delivered the realization for Mama Doctor Jones that she needs to tell ehr children to not tell other children about sex.
Okay, but what about when they're a little older? Surely, they can help educate their less-informed friends then? Preferably before those friends end up with an STI or an unexpected pregnancy?
If I was a mother, which I hopefully will be someday, I'd be proud of my kids educating their friends. If other parents complained, I'd probably tell my kids to tell their friends not to let their parents know they know, haha!
My daughter's friend told her about Santa. That year my kid was driving me nuts trying to "catch Santa!" But then soon after the friend's mom called me up because my kid had told hers about sex. oops! I guess it was only fair.
@@mangaanimefan3089yeah she said “at least not at this age”
Mama Dr Jones: “This child needs a better understanding of how babies are born” Me: give it a second
Hehehe 😁
Same xD
"don't be the one who is teaching the friends"
Yeah, that was me. I read the books my older sister didn't which told where babies come from. That is, they started after the event of ejaculation (sex was never detailed) to when the baby is born. Well done, considering it was in about 1973.
I had a captive audience with the several daughters of the family across the street when I showed them the book and explained where babies came from. It was a Catholic family with 7 children in all.
My older sister told me their mom probably didn't appreciate me teaching them. As there were no repercussions, I shrugged it off.
But yeah. I was that kid.
Those movies truly hold up
The part you missed from A Quiet Place is that she stepped on a nail before delivering that baby! Such a terrifying movie but highly recommend
I refuse to watch the movie because of that nail
Jut watched "The Quiet Place" last week. Very good film, the birth scene was scary without being unbelievable. Liked the ending too.
Pubert being an "Addams" above everything else is why Morticia and Gomez Addams are honestly the best
I had the experience where my OB couldn't find a heartbeat but I didn't realize it until much later because she immediately said something like "Baby's trying to hide from me! I'm going to get the ultrasound and get a better look." But looking back, I realized she was relieved when she "found" him. I'd like to think Dr Jones would do the same!
That kid is going to be trouble. XD
I was 12 weeks, at my ultrasound, and they said this to me. She said the baby must be hiding, but after 5 miscarriages, I know that a single baby can not simply “hide” at 12 weeks. I asked her if my baby died, and she reassured me that that’s not what she was saying, she just needed a better look. So we did a vaginal ultrasound, same thing. She ignored my questions, wouldn’t talk to me at all, left the room and had a dr return who informed me that my baby must’ve died around 7-8 weeks and my body didn’t notice. I never had intense bleeding until after that ultrasound, so no clue where my baby went, even as small as they were I had nothing more than spotting prior to that ultrasound. I got no answers. But I feel extremely betrayed at the way I was told about this. Thank you for giving me a place to share.
@@WhimsicalCrochet I'm so sorry you had to go through any of that. If she wasn't sure if your baby was still living, she should have been honest about it, especially with your history! BTW, I think "hiding" only happens with a doppler, not with an ultrasound, unless you have multiples.
I hope you got a miracle baby later.
My husband is an MRI tech and they are not allowed to give the results of the exam or say anything about the images, especially if there is an issue. The dr. has to be the one to deliver the news. It could be that this was the case and they were not intentionally trying to hide anything from you for malicious reasons. Just that they were not allowed to say what they saw.
The Midnight Mass has a very interesting concept: (spoilers!) people on this island are given a bit of "vampire" blood with every Eucharist and slowly turning into "vampires" themselves without knowing it, but what this "vampire" stuff does to them (besides eventually giving them bloodlust and photophobia) is curing any diseases and making old people younger (kinda return them to their prime form, I guess). So the pregnant lady, Erin, has been returned to the "perfect health" and was "freed" from the fetus, like if pregnancy was some illness.
This is sad
Yeah you explained it better than me
The concept is so good though
Thanks for the explanation. Interesting premise
It's angel blood, not vampire. The people do get turned into vampire like creatures though.
@@gingerschreiber975 Nah I think the priest was fooled by his beliefs and it was actually a vampire. Why would an angel feast on people and make it so they die in sunlight?
Me: *Doesn't watch scary movies at all*
Also me: *Watches a video of an OBGYN reacting to childbirth scenes in scary movies*
Thanks for being here.
This is me. Also I am in math class rn so that could be interesting...
Me: Doesn’t like scary movies or birth videos lol.
Same 😂
I don’t watch scary movies either, but I am still watching this! 😂
I love the Addams family because it's one of the very few shows that show a straight couple who actually love and care for each other and their kids.
They have the healthiest relationship in all TV/Film!
Yes, a couple that doesn't cheat on each other or ever talk shit about their partner is rare on TV, and it's especially rare to have a couple show that much affection. I genuinely love the portrayal of their relationship
IKR? And you just know that if one of the kids came out, they'd just start introducing, say, Pugsley to "Vlad, he's a nice boy from Transylvania. His hobbies are delightful!"
yup, them and Chili and Bandit from Bluey
When my daughter was in first grade one of her table mates told the table that the stork brought his parents a new baby... they left with an anatomically correct understanding of how babies were made and delivered.!! It was THE BEST parent teacher meetings ive ever had!! I was so proud!!
That's awesome. When I was in first grade, one of my classmates went through precocious puberty and had her period. Several of my classmates thought that meant she was pregnant. Although I don't remember much of my birds and the bees education, I do know that I was at least educated enough that I was able to say, "That's silly! Getting your period means that you're NOT pregnant!"
Emily Blunt KILLED that role! KILLED IT. She’s so freaking amazing. It made me feel like I was there when I saw that movie!
"it's an Addams" instead of "boy"/"girl" is one of my favourite lowkey progressive takes from the Addams Family (Values)
Honestly Addams Family Values is such an underrated sequel.
Get your woke arse outta here. 😂
Yet biologically inaccurate. He is a boy. Period. Gender is not fluid. It's binary. Hence the terminology sexually dimorphic. Facts don't care about your feelings. Men are men and women are women. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs help. 🤮
Those movies hold up for real
Am I going to be traumatised by this? Yes probably.
Am I committed to MDJ and so am watching anyway. Yes.
Im equally traumatized 😆 there’s some laughs to even it out!
Addams Family is the best type of scary (in my opinion)
I literally bawled when Erin was no longer pregnant in Midnight Mass. It was so painful and heartbreaking.
Same! 😭
I thought Midnight Mass was so good!
@@emmajones8715 it was fantastic. Had a real Stephen King vibe to it. My husband usually discounts shows and movies that I recommend (despite constantly insisting that I watch shows/movies he likes), so I started watching this one on my own when I heard about it. He got fully sucked in when I asked him to watch just the first episode.
That show really seemed to like making mothers suffer. Not only did Erin lose her baby but then Mildred has to hold her daughter as she dies.
@@l.tc.5032fathers suffer a lot in the show as well tbh, sherif hassan’s plot line with his son is so tragic and relatable and mildred died in front of/in her fathers arms as well as her mothers. everyone suffers, including the audience haha
5:06 I was 100% the girl who told ALL of my friends how babies were actually made. 😂😂😂
Oh my gosh me too. My parents say that I actually took NOTES and showed one of my friends and her mother was upset with me XD
Back in 2017 I had a missed miscarriage at a little over 14 weeks. my body wouldn’t recognize that the baby had passed away. When I went to the appointment I felt totally normal. No cramping no bleeding nothing. At the doctors office they couldn’t find it and so they sent me to the hospital emergency room for a second opinion and unfortunately they couldn’t find the heart beat either. The baby was measuring right around 14 weeks 2 days I believe so they said that the baby passing away had to of been pretty recent. We waited about a month to see if my body would take the natural coarse and unfortunately it didn’t so I had to have a procedure to remove my poor little jelly bean. My biggest regret is not having gotten the gender test when I had the chance. In my heart I feel like he was a boy. It just feels right to me. They ran other tests that came back normal but said that unfortunately it’s a very common thing. One of the worst parts is that I was so nervous like overly nervous. I have insane fears tied into pregnancy and giving birth and I’m a anxious ball of nervous anxiety the whole time especially in the first trimester. A couple days before the appointment I let my guard down since I was technically past the first trimester so I thought I was safe. Unfortunately I was wrong. However we have our rainbow baby now and are so blessed. I do feel like among many other things I wasn’t just robbed of my first sweet little baby I was robbed of piece of mind. I spent everyday I was pregnant with my daughter absolutely TERRIFIED something was going to happen to her too.
I know what yours going through. I lost mine at 19-20 weeks. When I got pregnant again, I checked her heartbeat as often as I could! She came early, but she was healthy!
In Twilight, the half-vampire baby was practically killing Bella throughout the pregnancy. At the time of her emergency c-section (grandpa's a doctor, also a vampire), her husband Edward bit her to turn her into a vampire so she wouldn't die (ever).
Thanks for the explanation.
I thought he injected her with more venom too.
Never wondered how vampires of witches gave birth, but I have wondered about mermaids.
Now that you mention it....this is...perplexing...
I think they would lay the egg(s) and they would hatch into merchildren.
Probably similar to dolphins I suppose?
@@betteryourlife865 that's what I was thinking!
@@hannahbrennan2131 I like to think there are both warm blooded and cold blooded mermaids. Warm blooded mammal mermaids give live birth and colded blooded mermaids lay eggs! :3
I watched Midnight Mass while I was pregnant and the episode you reacted to BROKE my heart. I immediately got my home Doppler out and listened to my little man’s heart❤
Whoa. Those exist? I wonder what else they're useful for?
@@SewardWriter They do indeed exist!
@@SarafinaSummers That's awesome. I need one so I can look at all my organs. :D
Funny story: my parents told me how babies were made, honestly, and from the beginning. This didn't matter until I was in fourth grade, when we all started to ask questions and share notes at school. So, I brought the book companion to the Nova special "How a Baby is Born" to a sleepover. We got caught with it, and the mom handed it back to my Dad in a paper bag. Dad laughed the whole way home. He may not have been the one to have the conversation about how talk about babies being born with more sensitivity and tact.
That is funny. MamaDoctorJones, you need to have that discussion with your kids about sharing.👶🏻🙂
I don't understand that last sentence. Is it just me?
I don't get why children aren't allowed to share their knowledge. When I was 8 to 10, my friends and I had a huge interest in this and shared a lot of information.
Sounds like he got a kick out of the mom being embarrassed about something completely natural. And was probably proud of you for sharing accurate, scientific information with your friends, thus he couldn't explain that might not be a good idea to take it upon yourself at that age to educate your friends with more prudish parents about how babies are made.
On a side note, our son is 4 and a half. We've always used the word penis with him. No need for a euphemism. It definitely shocked my husband's boss when little man used it to describe a shrimp spring roll when we went to dinner with the boss and one of my husband's colleagues. I sometimes wonder if he will get in trouble for using it at school.
@@superschmolz
Great parenting! 😎👍
Great video! Lol. I learned about the 'birds and the bees' from a boy on the school bus home when I was in the 2nd grade. He had just watched that very first video about how men and women were different and how babies were made in health class. He was very serious about it, not gross or weird- he was just literally passing the information on to the kids sitting around him, teaching. I remember this very well because coincidentally, my mother decided to have "The Talk" with me shortly after I got home. She sat me down at the kitchen table and attempted to talk about it. She struggled badly- it was so awkward, drawn out and you could visibly see was flustered. I started laughing... Oh that made her soOo furious! She glared at me and yelled "This is not funny, this is serious. Why are you laughing?!" And I told her "Because a boy on the school bus explained it better than you." The look on her face- flames in her eyes, lol. She just pointed and told me to go to my room.
In 7th grade, a girl did not co.e back from summer vacation because her parents allowed her to marry a much older man and she was pregnant. I was very innocent at that age, and for so.e reason, I was afraid to tell my mother, but I did. She was very upset with me, asking if I knew how the girl became pregnant. I told her no, because I had no idea. She was angry with me, and yelled at me, "because she had sex with a man, stupid"! That was my "sex talk".
@@lisatolliver2866 Whoa. I can somewhat see why you were afraid to talk to your mother about such things. It's sad that she got angry with you for no fault of your own.
@@AntediluvianRomance thank you. For many years, I wondered what was wrong with me. She had always been emotionally and physically abusive.
As a fellow scardy cat, I want to point out that A Quiet Place is one of my favorite movies of all time. The premise is scary and suspenseful, yes, but the story itself is actually this truly touching and beautiful story about a family healing after tragedy. Real life couple and parents John Krasinksi and Emily Blunt did an amazing job at keeping the through-line of the script at forefront; basically it’s about the lengths parents would go to to keep their kids safe. Made me cry harder than any movie has before or since. Highly recommend but also major trigger warning for some events near the beginning so be advised ❤
Agreed, what a scary but beautifull movie. The dad moment made me cry so hard.
Yeeepppp such an amazing movie!!
Agreed! I really love this movie, and I don't like scary movies. I am, however, annoyed at the sequel because they waste Djimon Hounsou
Also the fact that John insisted on getting someone who was actually deaf to play the part of the deaf person.
I love the relationship between Mortishia and Gomez. They are individuals but are so in sync with eachother. Plus Angelica Houston is awesome.
I love midnight mass! Mike Flanagan is a horror genius! The reason erin lost the baby is because the church congregation has been drinking small amounts of vampire blood unbeknownst to them and it's "healing" them.
The mystery of the disappearing fetus got my interest to watch the series, and then you promptly ruined it. The twist sounds stupid.
@@Demi_Purple it’s very much worth watching anyway.
@@salyx I will take your word for it and trust in Mike Flanagan.
Yooooo. You should add a big “spoiler alert” clarification at the beginning of your comment. That’s a huge spoiler for Midnight Mass.
@@Demi_Purple It's not stupid. It takes pieces of classic vampire lore and uses it in a very original, fresh way. Granted, it gets worse as the ending progresses (imo), but it's still a solid show.
Lost my baby recently to sch at 19 weeks.this video hit me pretty crazy cause I even watched that tv series while pregnant not knowing that was my fate. I thinks it's a good thing for DR.Jones to speak more freely on miscarriages even though they're hard. It's been a while .
That is truly awful beyond imagining. My heart goes out to you. I can't really do anything to help, but please accept some internet hugs (if you'd like to, of course). 🫂 I hope the rest of your life is free from such tragedy, but rather filled with love and happiness. All the best to you!
I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️
I see you and understand, prayers of Healing & Light
(HUG) I'm sorry. How are you doing overall? Are you able to try again?
(eta: sorry, just realised that's REALLY invasive.)
@@SewardWriter I appreciate all the support 😭 I'm trying to be ok. Being so far along I was shocked when I only got 3 days of bereavement it'll be a month on the 28th that she's been gone and I still get asked how's the baby which sucks. I work in a hospital so it's a very large group of ppl no one is going to remember everyone exactly I only recently moved to my state so no one I know has had a miscarriage feels very lonely. First thought directly after the miscarriage was to automatically get pregnant again but now that I've had a few weeks I'm not rushing. First appointment with the doctor is on the 1st and she's going to go over the pathology report on the baby to hopefully explain what happened
I think it would be interesting to hear MDJ's thoughts on Caroline's pregnancy and birth from the Vampire Diaries. Not exactly horror, but I guess neither is Twilight.
I never knew I wanted to see MDJ react to The Adams Family, but I love it.
Quiet place - they keep the baby in a soundproof box and have oxygen cans that go into the box so the baby can breath
I love how Morticia is so glamorous and graceful even in childbirth
She is enjoying the pain
I love how calm Morticia is during her labor 😂
Midnight mass is fantastic. You really should watch the whole thing. It's more introspective and thought provoking than it is scary
The end was actually spiritually uplifting.
Except Bev. She was a horror because she is real. I met several Bevs in church
I love LOVE how you broke these scenes down especially twilight, “He used his mouth to, oh I am not okay with that!” Yes Edward performs a vampire c section with his teeth cause only vampire teeth can puncture the amniotic sac of the baby half vampire. Loved watching you medically dissect these scenes it made me laugh. Happy Spooky Season!❤ 🦇 🎃
2:01 from what I’ve seen of the movie she also did step on a nail so that could also be why she is bleeding much more
We need a part twooo. I'm curious Dr. Jones's thoughts on the vampire birth of Connor on Angel.
Oh God. I'm still mot over what Darla did.
Omg the Addams Family clip reminds me of my 5yo 🤣 She thought that her little brother had to die in order for her to get a little sister! I had to explain to her multiple times that mommy can have another baby without him or any of them having to die 🤣🤣 But it was just to funny! She clearly doesn't quite understand what exactly death is just yet we haven't had any family members or anyone close to us pass away for her to ever experience anything like that but wow I'm definitely gonna have to check out that first one and the 3rd one cause those both looks very interesting especially that 3rd one like thats just crazy!!
Oh my! That's a bit of confusion there alright. I'm sure she'll get it in time. It is kinda funny though.
Oh my, it's times like this you wonder how someone gets a misunderstanding like that. XD
My fav OBGYN watching horror movies?! It's a Halloween miracle!🧡
Works in medicine and probably has seen all sorts of real horror.
Afraid of horror movies.
Love it ❤ Bless your heart.
Twilight was written by a Momon in her teen years so the movies did their best to adapt what was literally what this woman thought childbirth would be like.... well what she thought vampire childbirth was like.... the scene is better in the book considering the actual context, but yeah Stephanie is definitely not someone you want birthing advice from. I mean she's now what almost 50 so maybe she's had more experience since writing her multimillion dollar vampire teens sexual fantasy, but I can't guarantee anything.
P.S. the 'fake blood' on Newborn Nessie is a jam mixture due to the infant actor's habit of putting their hand in their mouth they didn't want to accidentally poison the baby so they just used a thick red jam mixture. Source: Breaking Dawn Director/Producer Commentary from the DVD.
P.P.S. Yes I was a Twihard shut up.
Those books were written no more than 15 years ago so the author wasn't a teen. But still there's some pretty wacky anatomy going on!
Hey no shame in having been a teen and enjoying teen gal books. Seriously. The amount of hate Stephanie got and a lot of girls got for liking what was honestly just your average teen romance novel that sold well is staggering.
I’m 47 and enjoyed the books and movies. No shame. People love to hate on them now but they were popular for a reason and harmless fun.
@@DioneN They were cringe in a lot of ways, but hey, hot vampires amiright?
When the Twilight books were written, Stephenie Meyer was a grown woman. That's just how she wrote.
I've been in the situation of having to hear that my baby was no longer alive in utero several times. That scene In Midnight Mass really hit me hard when I first watched it.
I am sorry you have had to go through that.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. It was a heartbreaking scene for sure.
I'm sorry that happened to you. I went through it as well. It's very disappointing and a painful experience overall.
I'm so sorry. That sounds like a waking nightmare. (HUG)
I found out today that I’m being induced on Halloween so this is great timing 😂
Oh my gosh, hope everything goes well and you have a healthy spooky baby!
My due date is Halloween but I am getting induction on the 24th.
Please tell me there is a Halloween-appropriate name picked out! Like Jack or Sabrina. Nothing too weird lol.
@@NellFace lol his name is going to be Caspian
@@marincompton Not exactly Halloween-y, but I like it! And it goes well with your name!
Midnight Mass is a brilliant Netflix mini-series. If you can handle/enjoy a little suspense and horrory aspects, I absolutely recommend that show.
Your reactions are hilarious. What you weren't given was significant context for Twilight and then some important context for Midnight Mass. I've watched every movie and show in this ^.^
1:25 She conceived just before the death angels came and (I think) only found out after the initial wave. Hope this makes sense :)
I haven’t engaged in twilight stuff in years but I’m pretty sure Alice (the woman who says the placenta has detached) can see the future so the explanation is that she sees a future where they confirm the placenta has detached.
You're correct she does predict the future and can see it happen before it actually happens which is why they all acted so quickly
@@legendofayda yes all of this, pretty sure she told Carlisle what happened and he diagnosed over the phone.
@@legendofayda He, Esme, and Emmett went to get more blood for the delivery. So the expert left and they were low on blood, basically for dramatic effect. But I think he also didn't want his family to go hunting alone because the wolves were still angry at this point.
In Twilight, Alice repeated what Carlisle told her, he hear it detached. The stuff covering the baby was a mix of cream cheese and raspberry jam.
For the Quiet Place, as others have said, the whole of the movie is showing the prep leading up to that. They had a soundproof box they were putting the baby in. They had an oxygen tank, hooked up to a hose, that would feed into the box. So in their planning, they could house the baby in the soundproof box, but only in emergencies (when they needed to run or when the baby would start crying), as the tanks were hard to come by, and apparently didnt last long, especially when used how they used it (correct me if im wrong, but the tube they were using seemed rather big, so it wasnt constrained like oxygen for old folks is in a much smaller tube).
Midnight Mass was a heart wrenching and horrifying and deeply, deeply sad show. It has a lot of really good messages and and amazing performance from the whole cast, but it will gut you. Erin’s character in particular is just so beautifully written, and her story is so hard to watch. Highly recommend the show, purely for the performances and powerful messaging, but prepare to feel pretty much every stage of “oh god, no” if you do. I realize I’m doing a horrible job of selling it but it really is a powerful watch.
The Midnight Mass one was devastating. I really enjoyed the series, even though I'm not a horror fan or tend to watch scary things. That's not why it appealed to me.
The baby makes it in A Quiet Place! They have a whole sound proof room set up for the baby before the birth.
And I think they probably planned for her to give birth in that room, and the rockets were more of a generic emergency contingency, just like the red lights, the timer, etc.
For the last couple weeks of her pregnancy they probably should've not let her be alone EVER or even make her stay in the soundproof room, to keep her and everyone safe. Basically, put her on forced bedrest, jeez!
But it made for an unforgettably epic movie moment that I don't think can ever be rivaled. Even if it is 100% unbelievable that she gave birth and got the baby to quiet down so quickly. Maybe they set off enough rockets to keep the monsters away for longer than it seemed, but I just can't imagine.
@@sciencemama6801I mean with early contractions it was pretty easy personally to not yell in pain. I agree that I 100 percent would not be birthing a baby in the Quiet Place world.
Wow I REALLY need a part two 😍
A quiet place is my favorite movie. The acting, the sound design, the set design are all phenomenal and it’s got you on the edge of your seat the whole movie.
Answers for you, the baby is fine. They made a sound proof box with a tiny oxygen mask for it. They also made a sound proof room for her to deliver it in. It’s really cool how they designed it!
Side note about the baby in twilight.(I have the movies and listened to the cast talk about it in the extras) The blood they used was actually raspberry preserves and apparently the baby REALLY liked the taste of it.
it's always a great day when MDJ posts a new video (:
This made my Monday! All I watch is horror and now I want to watch them all with Dr. Jones! We should check out American Horror Story-Asylum. 🤣🤣🤣
ADDAM's FAMILY IS A CLASSIC OH MY GOSH IT's FUNNY MORE THAN SCARY I'm sorry I'm writing in caps I'm just excited you get to experience the Addams family lol Also that scene in The quiet place oh my gosh so creepy
This was a super fun video! I just found your videos and LOVE watching them. I wish I'd had you as my OBGYN for both of my kids.
I loooooved this episode! Love the Adams Family! Still would really be honered to do a collab with you on Toxoplasmosis ;)
That would be a great collaboration. 👍🏻
@@westzed23 thanks!
The baby in a quiet place lives and they keep him in a soundproof box with an oxygen mask.
Thanks for the update!
This also comes into place in the sequel
@@MamaDoctorJones you should watch the full movie, it's so good (but quite scary)
This is just how every greys anatomy birth goes 😂
Omg that was horrible. The c-section episode. Ugh so bad
Meredith’s c section?
@@WishGender no the girl who had her c-section without any sedation or anything she had the baby at Meredith's house.
@@landofsweet101 yeah poor april. her first baby died shortly after birth, then her second baby was breached and she needed a a c-section at meredith’s house during a storm
Real 😂
Dr Jones, some of those births were definitely a struggle for you! I was cracking up! I think you're missing out on a lot of good movies and shows! LOVE YA!🎃💀🦴🧡
Wednesday's "They had sex" line is probably one of my favorite moments in that movie. And there are a lot of good moments.
5:31 🤣 you're just now realising this?! That was the FIRST thing my mum taught me when she started answering my questions. "This conversation stays at home, it's not for school or friends." If you started answering questions as early as my mum did, you better hurry up with that disclaimer lmao
Dr. Jones, in the movie "A Quiet Place" the baby is born alive and fine. The way they keep the baby quiet for everyone's survival is really interesting. You should watch that movie if you can handle it. Such a great movie! (The sequel as well).
3:46 Mama Doctor Jones losing it over *Pubert* is absolutely sending me lmfaooo
I watched Quiet Place right after I had a baby. Made me feel very sympathetic. I'm not a quiet laborer.
I don't like scary movies either, but I loved that movie.
The Addams Family Values is great! (Though I'm not sure whether Morticia technically is a witch or not.)
Everyone keeps saying this but I swear in the original cartoons she was?? She had ancestors for Salem!
@@MamaDoctorJones In those live-action films Morticia tells Wednesday's teacher about her ancestor Calpurnia who was trialled for being a witch! Not sure how their bloodline works but they're definitely kooky!
I used to watch horror flicks as soon as they were released. Have not seen one in over 10 years. Looks like they have gotten more explicit. LOL The Addams Family is always good for a laugh. Thanks for sharing this!
It's funny because I don't watch Horror Movies almost EVER but I did see A Quiet Place and the TV show Midnight Mass... I've even seen some clips of the final Twilight pregnancy stuff (not most of these) and a lot of analysis of it before! I knew a lot about that pregnancy. So only The Addams Family was fully new to me. Those clips were so humorous and entertaining. Thank you for this reaction video!
That was good! )))
Btw, the really scary delivery is in Rosemary's Baby.
We had that on the list, but I didn't get it to it! Maybe next year! :)
@@MamaDoctorJones that one movie is a full episode! Not a single drop of blood, but one of the scariest movies ever!
The scariest part of that film is Mia Farrow singing a lullaby 😂 Or maybe I'm just desensitized to horror films.
@@wintergray1221 😄😄😄 yes! One of the scariest parts, hands down.
But seriously though, the part where *every one* of your family, friends and even your doctor is trying to discredit and mistreat you, and there is no one you can turn to for help... and on top of everythig you're pregnant and very vunerable - that scares me more than a girl crawling out of a well.
@@irinakl441 Very true. The Stepford Wives (which I believe was made by the same person who did Rosemary's Baby) uses a similar theme. A woman whose experiences are discredited, every woman around her becoming the enemy when their personalities shift drastically to the patriarchical ideal of what a wife and mother should be like. The end reveal is also super chilling.
When I saw the headline for this video I had to read it twice😂😂I know you don’t like spooky things especially involving babies. Life is scary enough right now so I hesitated but ended up watching it. Thanks for sharing this Eve though it was spooky🥴
Have you done a video on a Retained Placenta yet? I really think this is information that should be given because when it happened to me and I almost died I had never in my life heard of it and It was absolutely scary as all get out. I never hear any one talk about it and I know you could educate in a way that is humorous but also knowledgeable.
For A Quiet Place: She was pregnant before the monsters invaded. She did have the baby and put it in a sound proof box with an oxygen mask inside and the tank next to it. They have extra tanks.
No she wasn't. When she gives birth is four hundred and something days after the invasion that's 16+ months.
I'm assuming there's just no access to birth control or condoms in the apocalypse so she got pregnant accidentally.
When they had a time and place to be fucking during that time is beyond me
She was definitely NOT pregnant before monsters invaded. She got pregnant after they lost the kid to the monster.
@@ScarlettM I (and apparently a lot of us) didn't realize she wasn't supposed to be pregnant at the beginning, maybe especially because the actress IS pregnant at the beginning so visually it's quite ambiguous but you can kinda tell her coat doesn't close in the opening couple scenes, even if they never show her stomach/abdomen area. It made more sense that they wouldn't have gotten pregnant after the monster but could be unluckily already pregnant when the monster showed up...
@@VioletEmerald I never noticed. First time I saw her pregnant is after a time jump. Thanks for pointing out.
This was a great video premise!! You need to watch more of A Quiet Place, they make a ‘soundproof l’ box for the baby and try to soundproof the basement. It is next level creative solutions in parenting. Lol but it works!
Even if it was just a dream, I would have loved to see you react to the birth scene from "The Fly". Now THAT'S a creepy birth! 😆
A Quiet Place is an amazing movie and you just suffered through one of the scariest moments, I recommend watching it! It is SO good, and so beautiful, I cry every freaking time.
I think this is my favourite video you've ever done!! More like this please!!
Also I would love to see you react to the godawful CGI baby from Twilight 😂😂
It made me so mad right after I gave birth there was a plethora of shows where bad things happened to newborns & fetuses. We need a new movie website that tells us if the baby lives, similar to “Does the Dog Die?”
i really appreciate the trigger warning!! even if it wasn’t sensitive towards me, i do have things that are triggering for my mental health so to also be offered time skips as well so that i wouldn’t just have to stop watching the video completely is so nice!! :)
Ringing phones trigger my anxiety. 😮
3:26 I wish they would have extended the clip to show you their plans on how to keep the baby silent and if that would have been safe
LOVED The Quiet Place and the sequel. Midnight mass on my watch list.
this was your best reaction video yet! your faces were priceless. more movie/sci-fi reactions please!
I really love midnight mass. Watched it three times so far. And the Addams family is a classic!
Oh wow!! That was quite a gruesome video!!! Lol!!
Still, I love you, Mama Dr. Jones!!! Excellent work!! And, Ick!!
Would love to see your reaction to the "birth" in Prometheus, when Noomi Rapace gets inside the automated surgical bed.
Your reactions to these clips were so good 😆
Just watched the Quiet Place the other night and went on that exact same journey haha
This is such a fun idea for a video. Spooky Season is my favorite time of year. Thank you so much.
I think the reason the character says toxoplasmosis is a myth is because the whole thing has been blown out of proportion and demonized cats further. People assume it works on humans the same way it works on mice and that it will control your mind or make you mentally ill. If you have indoor cats who have been tested for parasites, it is very unlikely they will have it or spread it. Still, I think having someone cleaning the litter for you while you are pregnant is not only good risk mitigation, but who really wants to bend or squat and do that while pregnant. I don't think I would. But also, don't be afraid of your cats or be mean toward cats just due to the possibility of these parasites.
This was great thanks Karin for including the clip from a quiet place lol 🤭 and thank you MDJ for being a good sport 👍🏾
This was really funny but maybe it would've been more enjoyable or at least easier for Dr Jones if she had a background of the plots of these storylines! hahaha
Your face with the Twilight clip 😂 I hate horror movies, but this was a fun one.
You really should watch all of Midnight Mass. It is by far Mike Flanagans best work. Absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful
Scariest one is The Quiet Place
Mama Doc, you have gotta watch the whole thing. One of my favorite scary videos as a mother
"I hate scary movies! "
I've never agreed with a first sentence in a video more😂
Also I was sooo hoping she was gonna react to the cgi twilight baby because it's wayyy creepier than anything else in this episode 😅
My husband watch the quiet place one and said he can’t remember how they kept the baby from being heard right after the birth but later they showed they would put the baby in a sound proof box whenever the monsters would come around. So apparently there were times when the monsters weren’t there and times they were. So at least you know the baby lived lived. Apparently I watched it too I just couldn’t remember but my husband remembered that much. 😂
This was a GREAT idea for a Halloween Special!!!
For a lighter look at monsters and scary movies, I might recommend you check out "Monster Squad" about a bunch of kids who are seriously hooked on monster movies and horror... and the town gets invaded by movie monsters (Wolfman, Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula, etc... the classics) and the kids have to defend it when the adults don't listen or believe in it...
My favorite line is "Oh my GOD! Wolfman's got NADS!!!" The whole scene is hilarious... ;o)
Wow I’d never thought I’d watch a vid where I’ve seen every movie mentioned. This was so fun & informative to watch
My now-16yo was the deliverer of information in Kindy. It was the info on Santa Claus and the school rang me to get mad at me.
"Why am I in trouble because other people choose to lie to their children?"
And then had to explain to 6yo why parents feel obligated to play the "Santa Claus Game", the Easter bunny game, and the tooth fairy game
I was like your kid. Was given a task in Kindergarten to "make a list for santa" and I asked why that's dumb he isn't real. And then again when I lost a tooth they were trying to get me to take it home to place under my pillow and I said ew gross why would I do that.
Fun times lol
Clever kid.
I don't understand it either. I was far more devastated to learn they weren't real after believing in them for so long than if I had been told the truth and been allowed to play pretend anyway.
@@zarzilla392 I gave the kids the option of selling the tooth to me for $2, or play The Tooth Fairy Game for $1. They usually chose the more profitable option
This is quality content! 10/10 would recommend. Love your videos.
Hey! Since i am early for the first time, i have a video request to make. How about a vaginal anatomy class? Just the model and you with a stick, teaching us what eveey part is called, what is 'normal' or healthy feel of those parts and what kind of situation down there should be a reason to contact a doctor. (Example: how is an inflamed labia different from a non inflamed one) I am sure you would do a 100 times better job than any teacher we had at school.
Love from India to MDJ! Thank you so much.
This is a great idea! I’ll add it to the list!
Ooh, and what those little bumps on the labial mucous membranes are! (I get them all the time. Harmless, but scary.) Brilliant idea! Many thanks from the central US! (Oklahoma, specifically, where sex ed is an urban legend.)