Bode And Morgan Miller Open Up About Drowning Death Of Daughter Emmy | TODAY
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- Olympic skier Bode Miller and his wife, Morgan, who is six months pregnant, lost their baby girl, Emmy, in a drowning accident in June. In an exclusive interview with TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie, the couple opens up about the horrible accident and how they’ve found purpose after the tragedy. “She was such a bright light,” Morgan Miller said.
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Bode And Morgan Miller Open Up About Drowning Death Of Daughter Emmy | TODAY
Why is she smiling while the mom is crying hysterically.
edit: she looks like she’s on the edge of laughing, shouldn’t she be showing more remorse?
thats her mouth shape. perpetual grin. lipless. not a good look.
Nerves, horror , for gods sake focus on the tragedy
Because it’s her job if she showed too much emotion she wouldn’t be able to help the parents grieve
Just where was the fence around the pool !? I'm sorry for there loss 😢 but I had 4 kids and if I was near a pool my kids were never ever out if my sight !i followed them around! Neglectful parents ! Poor wee baby girl 😢 the only reason a child drowns is from not being watched and thats neglect sorry if that sounds harsh but I seriously would expect to be in prison if I had done that to any of my beautiful children or any children I Nanny there are No excuses in my opinion..
Andrea Wood it was an accident, they though they had closed the door, and loosing I child is the worst thing you could ever go through, they probably already blame themselves so don’t you dare try to put more blame on them, you should be ashamed of yourself.
Absolutely heartbreaking. This is why it’s illegal to have a pool without child proof fences and gates in Australia. It’s the best way to minimise child hood drowning.
Same law here in most municipalities in the US. Gate locks failing or humans failing to use the lock is a big problem
Cheryle Maybury yes, good idea.
i disagree. the best way to prevent drowning is to teach loved ones to swim. period.
Everyone with a pool should have a child proof gate... That's the best way to make sure the kids do not get near the pool without an adult. Teach your babies to swim of course.
Jennifer Webb uhhh... have you seen a two year old that knows how to swim by themselves?
Anyone whom is making negative comments about the mother should zip their lips. This mother will live with this for the rest of her life. I cannot imagine what she feels.
agreed.....but he mentions that he was " never warned about pool safety by his pediatrician"....really??? you doc has to tell you about being extra vigilent around kids and water??? newsflash...dont allow saber tooth tigers in the nursery.
Kai Anderson i get how you feel. I had a little brother that was left with a babysitter and he was only 3 years old and he was also a twin to my brother that is now 27 years old and he drowned in a neighbors pool and my mother went to her grave regretting her choice of having my brothers being watched by a babysitter so she could go to the doctors. I was working and to this day i question myself like if i would have only had that day off and i could have watched them. Heartbreaking!
@Lifeisajourney : were they identical twins?
AfD Power faternal.
LIFEISAJOURNEY LETITGO
WTF the interviewer has crazy facial expressions in the wrong situation🤦🏻♀️
It look like she had to put that on to save from bursting into tears herself
It's the drugs they take to keep them peppy for TV...
Jawan T haha lol
she looks pretty sad as well. Surely not the most amazing work day for her. Give humans some credit for crying out loud.
She is a sociopath, it's clear to see
Anyone else feel like the 911 dispatcher was extremely rude?
yes, they all are
🖐️
Men dispatchers are usually rude af
I seem to always hear some say “CALM DOWN”. I hate that. People lose their tactile and thought patterns when in crisis. Never would anyone want to be told to “calm down” or screamed at while in crisis mode.
i think theyre trying to get as much information as possible before sending an ambulance so they can equip it with the proper equipment
Every parent if they're honest can think of a time when their little one got out of their sight for a moment you look and they aren't there. That sinking feeling hits and you try not to panic and you start looking and for most of us they were just around a corner and you hug them and scold them at the same time and life goes on. But for some it doesn't end so well. Please don't judge. It really could happen to anyone. Just count your blessings.
This. A million times this.
Well said.
So true
LOVE this so much! Thinking of this family soooo much
As long as you have a "it's nobody's fault" attitude, things like this will continue to happen over and over again. The truth is, it was the mother's fault. She didn't make sure the pool was secure, she didn't make sure the door going outside was closed and locked, she didn't keep her eye on the toddler because she was too busy gabbing with her neighbors. It's called responsibility. Things like this don't "just happen." They happen due to a lack of diligence in parenting a small child.
I’m a lifeguard who has saved 3 young children Emmy’s age who slipped away from their parents and fell into deep water. It is absolutely terrifying and scary. I have this huge feeling of just wishing I could have been there to save her. May this little angel rest well in heaven
That is awesome your a lifeguard. I am not but i would have still jumped in that pool to save her poor baby
Can’t stand savannah and her interview style. I hope the family finds peace
I just think her teeth are too big she cant close her mouth
Parents: 😭
Interviewer: 😁
This shouldn't be funny lmao
Daniel Ukockis I know, I'm sorry.. I couldn't resist 😂😭
Foxy • 70 years ago 😂💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Foxy • 70 years ago she probably was just trying to hold back tears, because this is a very sad topic
Ugh what 911 operator sounds like he was mean and agitated when he said "what is your emergency?"
Ha he does!!!
Probably because he had to ask multiple times because the caller was spazing out, since that's how emergencies get handled best...
they couldn’t hear each other . He ask multiple times before it was just a way to get the information faster
The 911 operator was very rude until the very end when he was hanging up. He did scream rudely at them. This is very typical of 911 operators. They just hire unqualified and unskilled people off the streets.
They need to never use this interviewer for stories like this ever again .
It's called botox....chill
@ash I never said anything about a smile. She looks emotionless and that's what people were complaining about. I've had botox and it paralyzes your face. Makes you kind of expressionless. I was defending her. It will be ok
@ash I didn't see anything she did wrong, yet people were attacking her. I felt compelled to defend her. Dang
Why is the lady interviewing Sooo Smiley??? It's very weird.
Calista Ann exactly my thoughts
I was thinking that too
my thoughts exactly
I just commented about that as well. Very inappropriate.
Savannah has a permanent fake smile on her face at all times.
I have heard in Australia its mandatory for pool owners to have safety fence around pools. Maybe we need laws like that also.
vsboy 25 : I live in Massachusetts! I believe it's the law for inclosing pools! I personally HATE pools!
I live in Australia and yes you’re right it’s illegal to have a pool or get one installed without a fence around it even if it’s free standing and not inground
vsboy 25 the law is the same here in Ontario Canada
I actually thought it was the law you had to have a fence around your pool... maybe it differs state to state?
in NY you have to have a 4ft self locking fence around your pool with the latch on the pool side unreachable by a small child. i thought it was the same in every state in the US.
I don’t like savanna’s interview style also idk why she is an anchor she not a good news person.
The interviewer has a problem. She needs to wipe that smile off her face
Agree 100%!
Its botox....chill
She’s making them feel at ease, relax 🙄
She is not smiling it’s her face shape..maybe we should say parents watch your children better around a pool.. this is so heartbreaking...
She's probably just nervous.
I always had a floating alarm. If anything broke the waters calm an alarm went off outside and inside our home. So sad they lost their baby. I pray they find peace and solace. My heart breaks for them.
Stephanie Farrah I had no idea this was a thing!! I’m glad to know there is an alarm you can get.
Wow I didn’t know about this either. That is awesome!
@@reesewitherfork6142 wow never heard of this. Good to know.
Brilliant idea, they should be mandatory just like smoke alarms.
Stephanie Farrah - but what if a child gently slides down into the water? How sensitive is the alarm? Would it detect any slight movement? I ask respectfully because I think it's a great idea but drowning is a silent killer. Most people imagine a child jumping or falling into a pool, splashing around trying to swim. The reality is there is no noise because they're below the surface, and little bodies create very little movement in the water. I was cleaning/vacuuming my pool one day. My daughter was sitting on the steps with her floaties on. Beautiful warm day and my thoughts started to drift. I caught something in my peripheral vision and saw my daughter under the water trying to swim to the surface but couldn't. No noise, I didn't hear a thing. She had taken her floaties off. I jumped in and dragged her out. She had swallowed a lot of water but coughed it up and was okay. That was a close call and I considered myself very careful. I myself nearly drowned as a toddler. Anyway, sorry I'm getting off track. But for example would a bird set the alarm off?
I have found watching my 18 month old and three year old the most stressful experience of my life. You literally cannot leave them for one second or something might happen. I cannot get this story out of my mind because it can happen so easily and I dread something happening to my children even though I try my very best. Having more than one to watch definitely makes a difference. Please don’t blame this poor mum. My heart breaks for her 💔
Perfume Mummy I agree!! It is literally impossible to keep your eyes on a toddler 24/7. I feel that this mother was vigilant about keeping an eye her children. Unfortunately, you turn your head for JUST a second, and things like this can happen! I don’t feel it is anyone’s fault, this was a tragic accident. I feel so sorry for this family! Prayers going out to them!
My dog saved my life when I was three. I had toddled to the next door neighbors pool from our back yard and my dog was barking insanely. My mom had gone insde for just a minute. When she heard the dog she came back. The dog was running up and down the fence line. She looked through the fence and I was leaning over to dip my hand in the pool. She got to me as I was just about to tumble in the pool.
What an smart dog you had. I hope he lived a long happy life as well.
Dogs are smarter than a lot of people.
Watching this heartbreaking story makes me so grateful for my pediatrician. When my son was about 16 months old he sat me down during a check up and had a very serious discussion with me he told me that children between the ages of 16 months and four years old with the most susceptible to die by accident. He told me that I had to be vigilant in that I could never take my eyes off of my son. He told me at least three stories of children who had died in an instant because their parent got distracted. One of the stories was about a A mother who was unloading some stuff for a garage sale at a neighbors house when her two-year-old slipped out of the car wandered into the backyard of the neighbor and drown before they could find her. It made such a big impression on me and definitely caused me to be a more vigilant parent. Every pediatrician should have this talk with every parent.
What a nightmare for a parent to experience. I hope with time they find some peace...
The interviewer is a complete CRINGE BALL!!!! It's very distracting.... PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW HER TO DO ANOTHER SENSITIVE TOPIC! That baby was such a gorgeous blessing!!!! 😢😢😢
sweetma4life what was up with her creepy smiling?!
She is a very good news caster. She does the Today show everyday. And very professional. She has a HARD job to interview these grieving parents. She has to use every ounce of her being to be in control of her composure. I am positive she wanted to break down and probably would not be able to talk if she did. Not good trying to interview. You would know this if you watched her. She was trying to maintain a light for the darkest topic for this poor couple. I give Savannah props - strong woman. “ I could barely get through that interview” proof right there.
jennifer .perez it just doesn't sit right with me to see her smiling like that. I am not the only person who felt this way.
sweetma4life it might not sit right with you. But it helps her get through the interview. It helped the parents get through the interview. If you were the parents...would you want to console a crying interviewer or talk to one? No! Do you want empathy? A nice face who cares? I think so. I would... a cryer just makes it worse
@@kathygrl1 let's agree to disagree. A smile is a smile and a smirk is a smirk. You cannot speak for me or the parents in the interview. You do not know what they felt nor do I so please do not try to make me change my views with this back and forth.
As the mom of an 18 month old, it is so easy to lose track of your child for a couple of moments. Mothers are not full-time security guards. They wear 15 different hats at all times. This mother does not deserve the shame of the masses for taking a moment to chat with another parent. This could happen to anyone, as all parents know that you can't always control all child-proofing factors when you are at another person's home.
LifeInXEveryWord Yes mothers are full time security guards of their babies and toddler's!!! It's your responsibility to watch your small children at all times. You watch them like a hawk! This was not a 6 year old or 10 year old this was a toddler.
French Vanilla Are you a parent? Have you ever allowed your child to play on the next room while you prepared dinner? Have they ever slept out of your direct sight? You can't have eyes on your child every single second of the day and night. It's not physically possible. That is exactly Morgan Miller's point. This could happen in the second you go to put a dish in the dishwasher or when you think your child is down for a nap. The onus can not be completely on our parental eyes, as we are all flawed humans. There need to be stricter safety measures (fences, locks, alarms) in place wherever pools exist.
Parents with babies and little kids shouldn't have pools if they can't constantly monitor or put up a fence to protect them or something. What you are saying is, these accidents are highly likely/inevitable, moms can't prevent them. Yes they can. Wait til all the kids can swim before you get a house with a pool
LifeInXEveryWord Really well said !
So true. This scares me every day.
I pray their boys aren’t made to feel any sense of responsibility. Terrible tragedy. God give them strength
irma M so your saying it was gods fault?
God had nothing to do with it. Free will is the law of the universe. You never let a toddler out of your sight, never. She did and now she will pay the price for the rest of her life.
irma M I think I know what you meant but your delivery is off. This is not an act of God.
Carol MacDonald....you're a sicky just like the rest who commented like you did. Shame on you. I am amazed that there are so many "PERFECT" people here on RUclips that have commented.
irma M nooooo it wasn’t her time. She barely got to live. This is mom being distracted and having “me” time. Guess what dear, “me” time comes when they are older teenagers and the worry lessens. It’s not all about YOU...
Poor baby, it’s been two years and this still breaks my heart 😢
My heart sank when the mom told the story 💔😪 I couldn’t imagine how she felt seeing her lil angel in such danger. Prayers for your family🙏
I. Am. Destroyed. My heart aches for this family and I pray for their peace. That poor Mama.
Dani Torres empathy seems so rare nowadays, refreshing to see
People are so quick to judge and be mean and this family doesn't need this. They need love and understanding and prayer. This is such an awful thing that they are going through.
And father
Absolutely!
I’m with you. My heart breaks for them.
This is so sad, I feel terribly bad for them. That being said- I think people do know that you're supposed to block off a pool. Its just unfortunately that their neighbor didn't do that. It's a good reminder that when you're in a different environment than your own home that you have to amke sure that you keep an extra eye on your children and make sure the environment is safe. Very sad.
They mention after that they had a fence around their pool but their neighbors didn't where they were. It's a tragedy.
Also we have had my son in swimming lessons since he was 6 months old. He is 4 and I wouldn't trust that he could save himself. You should never be able to access a pool from a door from the house.
Selahsmum agree, also why did she have to ask her other children where her baby was? Why wasn't she watching her
That’s exactly what I was going to say. I know that speaking out about their daughter is part of their healing process but all of my friends have those gates around their pool and have alarms on their door to know when little ones go out the door where the pool is located .
Selahsmum perfectly stated...ty.
As a parent that lost a teenager five years ago to suicide, I can say firsthand that not only the parents but the neighbors are devastated by this tragic event. It's so easy to "could of, would of, should of". Sadly, it won't bring our loved ones back. My heart goes out to Bode and Morgan. I pray that they find strength, love, and support as they start the journey of their new normal. May they find some peace as they share their tragedy with others and may the love of welcoming their new baby help them in their healing. 💕💕
Kelley Williford I’m sorry for your loss 🙁
Kelley Williford I am so sorry for your loss
I am so sorry you lost your teen to suicide. It is a scary thing these days. My teen has had these moments as well and it's terrifying not knowing. I pray for him CONSTANTLY and take him to therapy. Sorry your heart is broken. I pray you will eventually have peace in your heart.
Lord hold this family in your arms. Bless them and their precious angel
If the "lord" wanted to hold this family in his arms, don't you think he would have prevented the child from drowning?
Tommie Ann Garrison I’m in full agreement with you!
@@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530 It was an accident, no ones at fault including God. Some angels return to heaven before others, my niece did at 64 days old with unexplainable reasons. That's the reason we have faith and compassion.
Tommie Ann Garrison>> I'm assuming you're an adult. And you actually believe in angels? Wow. That's amazingly naive. When did we get to the point when people's feelings are more important than saving children's lives? I guess you just chalk it up to "god's will," huh? I hate to tell you this, but it was the mother's fault. She did not check to make sure the pool was secure. She did not make sure the door was closed and locked so the child could not go out to the pool. She did not keep her eye on the child because she was more interested in gabbing with her neighbor.
Faith and compassion will not keep kids from falling into pools. Only diligence and taking responsibility for the safety of the child will do that. As long as we just say "it was an accident, nobody's fault," or say that god must have wanted another angel, people will not take it as seriously as they should. I guess you think people's feelings are more important than a toddler's life. That's really sad.
Banished From The Dwarf Planet go take your opinion somewhere else. It’s not needed or wanted here.
Be careful how you judge.... that judgement has a way of coming back around. God bless this family. I know that I for one will be extra diligent with children around water.
Go ucfk yourself. It's neglect.
The interviewer is far too smiley and joyful. Awkward af.
Tina.S. Something does not seems right
She’s just trying so hard to look sad and crying
I think she was putting that :-) on this to not to burst into tears herself
So, so, sorry for them. This could be anyone, no judgement. Thank you for trying to help others.
Matt Lesser and Thank You for a non- judgmental comment. I feel the same as you. Some of these comments are so harsh!
How horrendous. I cannot imagine the depths of their grief. My heart goes out to them both.
Those in the comments who claim to have eyes on their child 24/7 are simply liars.
Get over yourselves. You could be next.
Sorry but it hasn’t happend to me and didn’t ... my kids are grown now and I had three ... so don’t call people liars because of your incompetence.
Dawn u know nothing about anyone on here?? and I believe there are heaps of parents who don't let there kids drown so yes they are watching there kids 24/7 maybe u are not like that but others are .!
Dawn u have no idea about anyone else's lives . I'm nanny and a mum of four and in the 35 yrs of caring for kids,only 2 of my children broke there arm ( and that happened when my x hubby had them at the park !)! If u let a Child in my care as a Nanny drown I suspect I'd be in jail for manslaughter and rightly so..these parents get stuff all.the baby gets death. Totally unfair and not Evan close to being right !
@@judalismorejon3010 well said and well done, people that doubt their own parenting skills are offended by people that are vigilant
Obviously not 24 hours in a day, parents need to sleep, children need to sleep, and you don't need eyes on a child if the door to the pool is locked with a deadbolt
I’m really bothered by this lady’s interview style. Hire someone else..
Its botox
@@andrecollins69 who said ? Her ?
@@andrecollins69 you've written this on every comment on her smile. Where is the link to botox being used ?
@@genlane2681 someone made a comment about her facial expressions not moving and stuff. I said its botox because that's what botox does. Theres no link. It was my opinion based on my experience with it
💔. This has me in tears. I have a three year old nephew and our lives revolve around him. I can’t even begin to think about how terrible this is for this family. Praying that they get some peace ❤️❤️
Mallow07 M when my nieces and nephew were that small, they always wore a lifejacket around water. If no lifejacket was on, we made sure all doors were locked to areas into the pool or water.
Wondering if it’s normal for a 911 operator to yell at a caller like that.?
Do you think that feelings were hurt when trying to save the life of a baby?. Surely you can tell that discretion is used based on the nature and situation of the call? Your feelings do NOT matter here, wake up!
B B As a first responder I didn’t like the way the dispatcher was either
So sad. So preventable. Brave parents for sharing their story.
BratBusters Parenting Everything is preventable...
brave? how?
Jennifer Webb Bc they are putting themselves out there to be criticized as parents. It’s never easy to talk about things like this.
Jennifer Webb They didnt have to talk about it but they decided to do so. The mother knows that she made a mistake what do u want? Should she commit suicide now or what?
Allison Mendez brave is a fire fighter. this woman just plumb forgot about her kid. lazy comes to mind, not brave.
For those who are criticizing the interviewer her name is Savannah Guthrie .. she’s a great journalist who has empathy and compassion .. you could see that clearly .. if you don’t like her style then move on.
My Mom lost her son at the age of five due to drowning in Minnehaha Creek. I'm so sorry for your loss! This is so sad to loose a child!!
My heart hurts for you and your loss. I just don't have the words to express my sorrow. My God be with you and help you through this unbelievable pain.
she was so beautiful :( this is so sad
I am so sorry for your loss. I know how isfeel. My daughter passed away the same date as your beautiful baby but on 2017. When I heard on the news what that happened I started to cry for her and that beautiful family you guys are. God bless you always and received His peace. That is the only one that surpass any knowledge in this world. You are in my prayers. ❤️
Wanda--I'm so sorry for your loss. May the Lord give you the strength and comfort you need.
I’m so sorry. God is with you and your baby, always. You’re loved.
I am so sorry Wanda. 😢
They are in your prayers and you are in mine aa well! God is close to the broken-hearted.
I'm so sorry about your little girl..🙏❤
The interviewer is happy to be sharing this precious baby's life! If she broke down with the mom, the mom probably wldnt have been able to share such a powerful message for others to hear!!!
I am sobbing. Literally crying my eyes out.
I feel so sorry for them. I pray that they can get through this together.
O.k. it seems the parents are trying to place blame on the Pediatricians...If they only knew the statistics about drowning were so high...What!!?? I had my daughter 26 years ago. There was constant talk of babies and drowning , even in a bucket of water a baby can drown and to be so careful around any body of water. . Kiddie pools were a danger if a baby slipped in they could drown. Come on!!! Bode and Moran Miller I cannot imagine your pain. I think it is sooo amazing you are putting this story out there to be a reminder....BUT please DO NOT insinuate that if you were told about high statistics in drowning of babies/toddlers you would have some how had this magical insight. Bottom line sounds like you put in an extra busy day and Morgan you were probably tired-being pregnant and an ACCIDENT happened. Again so sorry for your loss.
anne roxburgh yep jamming in Chuck E. Cheese, swimming in their own pool, visiting a neighbor. All in the span of a few hours. Too much, Morgan being heavily pregnant.
Thsu are just grieving parents and looking for someone or something to blame.
I am sad the parents are hurting so much that they are placing responsibility of this tragedy in the wrong place.A lot of paediatricians will tell you about each and every child they have lost and how often they still think about those children.It sounds a bit unfair to expect them to spread the word about drowning.That information is already in every baby safety book.
Over 35 years ago there were ads saying your baby can drown with 1 tablespoon of water so keep your toilet lids closed and watch out around pools and the water at the beach. So nothing has changed...negligent parents still letting their children drown. Then they go on tv cry and tell others to watch their kids more closely.
Nebula Sky a pool without locked fencing/gates to ensure no accidental entry
Sorry for the loss of little Emme❤ She's an angel now & will always be with you. Thank you for this video.
I had my baby in the pool at 6 months old learning how to right herself if she fell in and how to float. Teach your kids to swim immediately! And don't let them use arm floaties, EVER! False sense of security!
Or dont have a pool, underground or above
This happened to someone else who’s 2 year old knew how to swim. He still drowned🥺
No, it was a TRAGIC accident and nothing more or less. I fell in a lake at the age of 8 unexpectedly and came up thinking I was drowning and screaming at my father to save me! He just laughed and said swim....best lesson ever. I finally did swim and my cousins and everyone were sooo mad at him. We walked past him to the cabin and told my mother who immediately gave me a towel and loved on me. Later that night, I told my father I get it...I need to expect the unexpected and you didn’t save me cuz I KNEW how to swim the entire time. He just smiled and said exactly. I knew that from then on no matter what I needed to remain calm and survive. It’s a false sense of security to think a baby knows how to swim cuz that baby will react just like I did and panic when they find out they are in water unexpectedly..
It only takes a little water inhale to drown. Knowing how to swim is helpful, but inhaling the water is the key factor in drowning. You can know how to swim all you want, but other things come into play.
So brave of these parents and I cannot say how sorry I am for your loss and you speaking out about this tragedy is key to making more parents aware!!!
My heart is broken for this beautiful family! Thank you for shedding light on this and water safety.. My prayers are with you.
I understand the grief. Yes, that drowning is the number one cause of accidental childhood death should be talked about. The truth is that, as parents, we must be vigilant and aware of surroundings at all times.
is that the same when a child/teenager commits suicide?
That interviewer was smiling though the whole interview that was so strange it made my blood run cold the coldness of her was unreal.
the interviewer is just nervous. same thing happens to me when im in tough situations like that. it’s something I hate but I have to live with it. don’t bash her it’s just her trying to shake her nerves.
She’s been working in news and doing interviews for decades, I think it’s just her normal expression and upturned lips. Regardless, they shouldn’t let her do sensitive interviews because she always looks like that.
Sorry but I don't buy your explanation. Savannah Guthrie has worked her way up from probably local news to national news to where she is now. No matter how difficult the interview she has the experience behind her to handle it as a consummate professional. Even if she breaks down and they have to stop filming or the family breaks down and they have to stop filming there's no excuse for the anchor person or the interviewer not being more professional
you may need to seek therapy if you smile in inappropriate situations it could be deep rooted issues you have that have not been dealt with which make it difficult for you to empathize in emotionally appropriate ways.
Bless this family. I'm so sorry for your loss of this precious baby. I know u will get through this. I'm always praying for you. God love you all!!!
Really? The same god that killed the kid? Are you stupid?
So depressing. No parent should ever have to go through that. 😭 bless their hearts and pray for peace.
My DEEPEST CONDOLENCES to them.
MsLansones WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?
It's a pediatrician's job to teach a parent to watch their child every second of every moment? That is something a parent should KNOW to do automatically. My heart breaks for this family, but the death of this beautiful little girl could have and should have been avoided. NOTHING is more important than watching your child, especially if you know you're at somebody's house that DOES NOT have a protective barrier around the pool. So so sad....
Honestly, I agree with you.
People like you and I that state the unpopular opinions will almost always be criticized, but the sad reality is that, indeed this could and should have been prevented by the parents had they been more responsible.
@@Original-ry2hh There just somethings you don't say and this is one of them. Don't you think it's obvious that they knew that? You both must not have kids or haven't been parents for long because a real parent would know not to speak like that to another parent.
@@imagineaudiovideo-candytho2120 Hey I'm not asking for a fight. I respect your opinion and your perspective. This is just my perspective. I just want people to respect it, but if my comment offends you I will gladly delete it.
You have no idea what you are talking about and I sincerely hope your judgmental words don’t come back to haunt you. It happen regardless of all precautions taken. It can happen in less than 30 seconds. No one can watch a child 24/7. My pediatrician did warn me over and over about how easy it is for a child to drown. It wasn’t until a relative drown that we realized how quickly it can happen.
Bode is only used to crashing into barriers not putting them up.
So heartbreaking, I’m so sorry this happened to them. 😭
This is exactly why my dad would not allow a pool in our backyard.
Same here
I’m speechless. Accidents happen in seconds and is not even lack of parenting at all in most cases. I don’t even know what to say. This is just... so extremely painful to watch.
When I was 3 I fell in the pool. My brother dove in and saved me. He’s 7 years older than me. This story breaks my heart.
it's not about a conversation or deeper talk it's about preventing your children from drowning in the pool
So Sad To Watch But Good To Hear Because now We Can Take Notes To protect our kids Sorry For Your Loss Prayers!!!
Don't blame the neighbors. No one has to modify their house for YOUR kids. They need to watch their kid at ALL TIMES. Don't feel bad for them at all. No one's fault but their own.
I am so sorry for the loss of a child. My heart is absolutely shattered for them. 💕 Prayers for the whole family!
Absolutely heartbreaking, but so preventable
The thought of her new baby never being able to meet her sister is so heartbreaking. Praying for them and all parents who experience this type of grief and pain.
steve b your comparing apples to oranges.
steve b it’s nothing you see 🤦🏾♀️ it’s a feeling. Who said anything about missing someone they never met? Stop. Just stop Steve.
I’m sorry but I don’t think they should be placing blame on the pediatricians and healthcare community for not educating them on the risk of having their child around a pool I mean where’s the parents accountability I know it was an accident but I mean common sense they should already know the dangers your the parents!
Sara Zink I agree! They are trying to place blame elsewhere and that's not right!
Sara Zink Did you know that drowning was the #1 cause of accidental death for children? Did you? Well, they didn't either. But now you do.
Agree it’s simple common sense.
MP I know lots of causes of death for children. I did not need a doctor to tell me what common sense ought to. That is why my kids were not abducted, run over by a car, drowned, or seriously hurt. Because I actually watched my kids. took responsibility. And no one had to tell me to do that. It is called being a good parent.
Sara Smith EXACTLY!! 🙏
Sad situation. You have to constantly watch those little ones. They are so quick. Iy only takes a second.
Oh my heart. I cried through the whole thing. I remember pulling my daughter out from our pool thank god she was ok. It it does take a min. I’m so sorry u had to go through this😭
I really hope this new baby can bring some of the joy back into their lives that they must be missing so terribly. How awfully sad
You have to supervise your children at all times, especially when you are at another person's home whose pool is not fence proof. It is very easy to get into a conversation when you are having fun with adults and children are playing. Around pools in our family we have always had an adult outside watching regardless. I am so sorry that you lost your sweet little girl and you will never get over it, just learn to live with it like many other families have to. It is so heartbreaking for the parents and the siblings as well. There are no words.
STOP blaming the Pediatricians and Doctors! Blame the child’s mother and the neighbors home, not made safe!
Some interviewers are more concerned with how they look than what they're talking about.
I have a 1 year old and I couldn't imagine the pain your family is feeling.. So strong to do this interview and talk about it... love to you both..
eyes on toddlers at all times, or these things will happen. It does not matter what you have to do, use the bathroom, taking a shower, laundry, errands, visiting with a friend, cooking, cleaning, it does not matter. your toddler needs to be within eye distance at all times, otherwise, you are always taking a risk with the toddlers life, they have no concept of what will hurt them yet. especially if they have no fear of it. ie, swimming. It's the hard parts of parenting that takes all your time, and concentration. But, they grow up really fast, it's only a few years.
My girlfriend said, when the kids are little, you’re always saving their lives.
Tragedies happen, even right before your eyes.
She’s a loser for watching her kid.Crying with no tears what a loser
I truly feel for the parents💕
What a beautiful & precious baby girl💗
How is this a Medical professionals fault? It was on obvious accident. If a doctor had talked to you about drowning you still would have been distracted and not paying attention. Accept that is was and accident and stop blaming the medical community.
Agreed! These are not uneducated people, they should know better. It's not the doctors job to tell a person how to raise a child. They need to go to a parenting class if they feel like they need more parenting advice. I'm sooooo sad for this family the precious baby but don't blame the doctors. That really upset me when I heard that.
I think that some people need to think hardly before having kids. He already had kids from a previous relationship, but the wife always wants her “own.” She’s even pregnant again. This just shows that you have to talk for a long time about kids instead of automatically deciding to have them, because some may not be ready. I won’t bash her though, because anyone can make that mistake. I just want to say that kids should be more than a want.
I don't think they were blaming the medical professionals, but rather telling them to use their knowledge and remind parents. Just an extra way to remind parents.
Wow, your empathy is so heart warming. Can't you see they are grieving parents trying to make their lives make sense again? What their trying to say is that death is really common around pools, which is horrifying. They are illuminating the horrific part.
Lia Hein you cant just birth out another dog so thats worse than this
If I lost a child I would never want another. I have never agreed with losing one and replacing it with another..
My husband almost died like this as a baby. I'm so thankful they were able to revive him in time. Nobody should have to loose a child.
Why is the interviewer smiling all the time as if the mother was telling something funny?
1001 Helen Of Troy probably so she doesn't lose it
Savannah always looks like that. It’s just a permanent fake smile.
Exactly
Omg it's just a reaction of her own self expression. Not meant to be insensitive
@@Nan-ly8zb Lol. I said something similar on another post.
This is why you should ALWAYS have a safety fence around the pool... It should be a requirement for all pool owners...
Megan Cox in america they get banned by Home Owners Associations and neighborhoods because they are “ugly” :/
My heart goes out to this mom I just feel her pain through the video. The father also. This is so devastating and I can't imagine the guilt she has but she is a fabulous mom did everything to keep her safe these tragedies unfortunately happens everyday. I hope the new baby will comfort them some
I pray for the new baby has hundreds of Angels watching over it with parents like this ☹️ 🙏 🙏 🙏
This makes me soooo sad, I could not hold back my tears when I see how hurt the parents are.
This is so sad.A year tomorrow since she died?Beautiful lil 👼 angel!
Why would a pediatrician need to tell you about drowning?
John Tucker The health care practitioner helping to keep children healthy and alive? Naaaah. Just keep pushing more vaccines and antibiotics
John, read their faces! She showed no tears! She possibly planned the drowning, when Bode, left the house! They do not look upset to have lost a daughter! This case should be investigated further! She killed her daughter! 😢
M P you’re clearly stating that this mother is a moron and doesn’t know that toddlers and water don’t go together . I conclude that you must be another moron then lol
Blooming Accents nahhhhh! Let them blame everyone else but their own stupidity !!!!!!
Pediatricians always ask about car seats. Maybe in the summer, they can mention pool dangers for children.
Oh sweet Lord Jesus, I pray for healing for this sweet couple.
Such a sad story. Their pain is so raw. I feel their pain. I am so sorry for their loss. WTF is Savannah Guthrie so happy about. This is a terrible interviewer.
Agree. Her constant smile makes me want to punch her!
Heartbreaking. I hope this family finds peace and releases guilt. They are great parents. What a tragic loss.
I think her smiles are about how beautiful the child was and a light to all who may be lucky enough to be near her. She’s such a beautiful child, an angelic joy. Savannah Guthrie is a caring and loving person, she’s just showing empathy and heartache with the pain the parents are feeling through the interview.
So sad. So sorry for your loss. Heartbreaking!
I barely get to that interview yet you smiled throught it the whole time🤔.
Agree! Its bizarre!
Emmy was so beautiful she looked so much like her daddy
This makes me so sad. My son also died on June 10th. He went in for heart surgery and passed away. This pain is undescribable.
So heart breaking. Sorry for your precious lost😥💔
The interviewer seemed completely emotionless to their situation. I feel bad that they had to sit there with her. However at the end she seemed more sympathetic. I love how she said she barely made it through the interview yet she was smiling the whole time. Nonetheless they did a beautiful job sharing their story.
so sad. This is everyones worse nightmare. This is a hard subject.
This interviewer is way to smiley, it's very disrespectful. this is a horrible tragity and I pray for this family :(
*tragedy
God be and bless u daily..i.lost my nephew, my pride and joy to a drowning. He was 2, I'm sitting here crying for u and the hurt of my nephew...God bless u and ur children and ur new baby..lots of love sent ur way..from my heart to urs.so very sorry..Rip mikey and Emmy and millions of more..your all our angels..
The interviewer actually behaved well given the situation to help them be able to share their horrifically painful story. There's no exact perfect way in this intense grief to handle anyone, she wasn't amplifying things so they could articulate through their pain. She kept them grounded it's horrible the level of pain those people are in. They did so well I just want to wrap them up and hug them. These things are every parents worst nightmare and their little girl was just gorgeous. May the new baby bring some more healing for them. I feel so sorry for them. Sending them so much love