A Mother's Fearful Night at the ER - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

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24 Hours in A&E - S16 E03
Witness the harrowing experience of Thomas, who faces multiple fractures and internal bleeding after a high-speed motorbike crash. Join his family's anxious vigil at the hospital as they await news of his condition. Meanwhile, discover the heartwarming story of Sonny's fall and his mother's night in the ER, filled with fear and hope.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 166
@deniseapple1946
@deniseapple1946 Місяць тому
I love that Thomas’ Dad wanted to make sure his children knew how much they were loved and cherished ❤️
@heatherstub
@heatherstub Місяць тому
I really hope they keep this program on UKposts and don't start charging people to watch it. It's so informative, and I let the ads play. Thanks.
@Trapper_Creek_2024
@Trapper_Creek_2024 Місяць тому
I thought I was the only person who let the ads play through. It’s good to know I’m not the only person who lets the ads play through for the length! 🍻
@heatherstub
@heatherstub Місяць тому
So I'm not alone! Thank you so much. Yeah, they can be annoying sometimes, but I figured if I let them play, we can still get UKposts for free. I hope that doesn't change. @@Trapper_Creek_2024
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
@@Trapper_Creek_2024 .....i let the ads run too sometimes.....BUT......i press the "mute" button on my remote, i don't want to hear them even........i don't even lend my ears to the too numerous ads that are steadily increasing.....Yes, and it's my hope too that UKposts doesn't start charging to watch this wonderful series......i like following the outcomes of each participant in the series.....best thing to watch in a very long time.......
@corvettesbme
@corvettesbme Місяць тому
Banijat programs are great!
@denisewells1439
@denisewells1439 Місяць тому
I love this program too!❤❤❤
@irenefeltham8984
@irenefeltham8984 Місяць тому
The fact your father did not say “I love you”, is all the more reason you can break the mould, starting with your injured Son.🙏🏻💕
@tammyhall1008
@tammyhall1008 Місяць тому
ABSOLUTELY 💯 POSITIVELY TRUE!! YOU HAVE TO BREAK THE CIRCLE
@hairbabe2u
@hairbabe2u 19 днів тому
He did once
@lisecarrier4531
@lisecarrier4531 Місяць тому
Will is my fav. He's got the smoothest voice and nicest demeanor.
@BobDeGuerre
@BobDeGuerre Місяць тому
I really admire Sonny's mom; for her resiliance in the face of what happened to her older son, and also that she protected her older son's privacy.
@ahwell9984
@ahwell9984 Місяць тому
The parents and children in this episode really touched my heart. So much tenderness, thoughtfulness. It's wonderful to know this kind of love exists in families.
@somosgenel
@somosgenel Місяць тому
The parents and children in this episode really touched my heart
@Dylanesque
@Dylanesque Місяць тому
​@@somosgenel? 🤔
@jjjones1960
@jjjones1960 Місяць тому
I love Thomas’s dad. He made the correct decision!
@josi4251
@josi4251 Місяць тому
He made several really good decisions!
@maryreynolds5310
@maryreynolds5310 Місяць тому
Sonny’s mother, my heart goes out to you and I don’t think I will ever forget the pain in her eyes as she told this story. I don’t know how I would handle the same if it were my child…Praying for you always, all of you ❤
@edwardpincus
@edwardpincus Місяць тому
I admire the well-trained, empathetic physicians so greatly. At 80 yrs old, with a history of 31 years in education, I cannot help but both wince and tear up with each moan of every patients. Well done all of you. You are greatly admired by me. FYI: Many of my former students are now physicians … Well done, all!
@4evaSoxfan
@4evaSoxfan 21 день тому
@pambriggs3411
@pambriggs3411 Місяць тому
Steve's father reminded me of my own father when I rolled my first car. It was the first time I heard him really swear when I said I was sorry about the car. All he wanted to know was if I was okay and I felt so loved then. Steve is very lucky to have parents who care so much about him. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦
@tejadeja9542
@tejadeja9542 Місяць тому
This one hit me hard. Our adult daughter died three years ago. It’s like it was yesterday. I’m so happy for these families.
@sharongreen1366
@sharongreen1366 Місяць тому
So very sorry 😞
@Trapper_Creek_2024
@Trapper_Creek_2024 Місяць тому
I’m so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine the pain of losing a child, regardless of the child’s age - our children are always our babies. You and your family will be on my heart from this day forward. I will lift you and your family in prayer every day. And I’m going to ask for God’s will to be always planted in your heart, and for you to be ready for God to ask you to do something for Him. 🫂
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
I'm So sorry for YOUR loss. I believe you will see her again.
@carolmurphy7572
@carolmurphy7572 Місяць тому
My condolences to you and your family on your terrible loss!
@tejadeja9542
@tejadeja9542 Місяць тому
@@sharongreen1366 Thank you so much.
@tassiegirl1991
@tassiegirl1991 Місяць тому
Consultant Will is the most wonderful humane doctor, I watched some of these programmes on tv in UK and saw him in a few. As a retired nurse of 50 years experience doctors like Will are few and far between.
@SandraNelson063
@SandraNelson063 Місяць тому
Thomas is in agony. I recognize the chin trembles, teeth chatters, shakes. There is not enough pain killer in the world.
@pon1952leod
@pon1952leod Місяць тому
I truly hope that the people responsible for the stabbing have been brought to justice.
@LeeSeneca
@LeeSeneca Місяць тому
I breastfed my toddler as well. It is such a comfort for them. It was sweet to see another mom doing that.
@rohannatekar7432
@rohannatekar7432 Місяць тому
Will is back!
@cynhiacations9879
@cynhiacations9879 Місяць тому
I love Will too. Funny how watching from season 1, I only have 2 docs and 1 nurse as my favs
@rosemaryroutte7379
@rosemaryroutte7379 Місяць тому
These videos are always so informative. The Doctors and Nurses are so gentle and kind not only with the patients but with their loved ones too. I wish they were shown more often.
@wendyh3891
@wendyh3891 Місяць тому
Thank you. I really enjoy these! a wow such a calm mom of 6 kids! Well done to her for loving her whole family! Love from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️❤️❤️
@staceyroberts3468
@staceyroberts3468 Місяць тому
I just found this show on UKposts and I’m addicted!!!!!! Such sweet and kind drs and nurses . All the love between families and friends just warms my heart 💗
@user-xe1xr2rt8x
@user-xe1xr2rt8x Місяць тому
Love all the young doctors and treat there patients to find out the problem and solve it God bless
@KandeShack
@KandeShack Місяць тому
I love the episodes with Will! If I ever ended up in the ER, I’d want someone like Will looking after me😊
@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu
@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu Місяць тому
My heart goes out to Steve, Thomas'dad. As I experienced childhood trauma myself, I admire how strong he went out of this and I'm very happy for him that he has a family of his own now and is such a great dad. I myself suffer from severe ptsd and were not able to have kids, which I regret severely... 😢
@gaylemitchell1237
@gaylemitchell1237 Місяць тому
How beautiful to hear Thomas tell his 👋 dad that ❤️ he loved him ❤️ 💙 ♥️ 💕 💖
@redhotamykate
@redhotamykate Місяць тому
The toe bro is awesome!
@CricketsWorldJC
@CricketsWorldJC Місяць тому
He is awesome! I loved the guy's reaction when the lady was talking to him about it. Lol
@helensarkisian7491
@helensarkisian7491 Місяць тому
No lie, I missed that blasted red phone ringing in the introduction of last season. Edit: 1) The Toe Bro - Too funny! I’ve watched many of his videos and the receptionists are correct, that crunching sound (it’s from the tool only) gives me the willies. 2) Thomas’ father is wonderful. Such a blessing. 3) I’m so glad to know that Sonny’s older brother survived. It was stressful waiting for the outcome. Damn red phone. I get it, but it’s still annoying.
@CricketsWorldJC
@CricketsWorldJC Місяць тому
I agree with all points you made.
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
i miss the phone too! My three cats sleeping in bed would know the program was on because i would be imitating the phone ring! hahaha!....
@reddbendd
@reddbendd 2 дні тому
i wouldnt be too worried about the patient if they're not coming in on a helicopter, & getting pulled out before the pilot even kills the engine. Hot Load: The helicopter's rotors are spinning and the engine is running while the medical crew loads or unloads the patient. This can save time, especially if the scene is unsafe or the patient's condition is critical. However, it's also noisier, dustier, and creates a more stressful environment for everyone involved. Cold Load: The rotors are stopped and the engine is shut down during loading and unloading. This is the preferred method in most cases because it's safer, quieter, and allows for better communication between the crews. It also reduces the risk of foreign objects being blown around by the rotor wash.
@judyluce3141
@judyluce3141 Місяць тому
So many motorcycle accidents.
@sandrahorton7540
@sandrahorton7540 Місяць тому
I just love this. The compassion they have for everyone!!! ❤❤❤
@grantwilson257
@grantwilson257 Місяць тому
I too did not want to make the mistakes of my father! I have two sons and my relationship with them is too precious to me. Sorry Dad but you didn’t have a clue!
@Psycochic08
@Psycochic08 4 дні тому
This show makes me cry every episode! God bless Sonny’s mother! She’s a saint!
@snowangeliquexx
@snowangeliquexx Місяць тому
More episodes with Will please
@TheCurlyclub
@TheCurlyclub 2 дні тому
Sonny’s mother ❤, what a lovely person!
@MrOnnoV
@MrOnnoV Місяць тому
It is wonderful to the doctors and nurses giving care and warmth to the patients and it restores my view of a world that appears very damaged. Lots of good people around. To see parents do what they are supposed to do - care deeply for their children and say that they do gives me a warm feeling and chokes me up a little in a good way - it's heartwarming to see again and again that were mine failed there are lots of good ones around. Thank you for your channel.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
DITTO! ME, TOO!!
@deblepley7755
@deblepley7755 Місяць тому
I’m I’m thankful for the happy outcomes for these lovely families ❤
@rebeccakoski5759
@rebeccakoski5759 22 дні тому
Excellent series. Can't get enough of this program; A&E. Very informative, as well.
@robertmontgomery1310
@robertmontgomery1310 Місяць тому
To the parents of Tom. He is fabulous and a good looking lad.
@baboo7192
@baboo7192 Місяць тому
I really loved this episode.❤
@Mooonchild711
@Mooonchild711 Місяць тому
I learned that in EMT training 25 years ago: ABS = All Bleeding Stops
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
Awww! What a GOOD dad Steve is! He's open to learning and doing better for his children! He learned from the past and is doing his best to be a better parent! Good for him! My message to him is: can WE come live at your house and be your kids??? haha!......come on! you can always put another chop in the oven! ......
@straras
@straras Місяць тому
I've always been told in a CT SCAN to either have my hands above my head or beside me. Never on my body.
@maggiematthews3517
@maggiematthews3517 Місяць тому
It was obviously difficult for him to do that given his spinal injuries but once the head and neck/upper spine had been scanned, they helped him move his arms above his head.
@josefine7095
@josefine7095 Місяць тому
I guess it sorta depends on what they area they are scanning.
@silasmcgee3647
@silasmcgee3647 Місяць тому
I love how there’s a junior here with my first name ❤
@jeannekraus3651
@jeannekraus3651 Місяць тому
God bless the dad that gave his son a better life. To tell him I love you brought tears. My own father split before I was born. I was lucky enough to have a wonderful dad. He may not have been the sperm donor but to me was my biological father in every way. Both of my son’s dads were no shows. The first “didn’t make enough money for a child and told me to have an abortion” the second just wanted a boy to carry on his family name. Good thing the baby was a boy I guess. I gave both my sons all the love I had. But I know not having a man around affected them both. So sir, I tip my hat to you. God bless
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
I REALLY enjoyed the family love and closeness shown in Tom's family, by his Father, Steve. And, Mom, Sally, of baby Sonny. They really do have strong families. People could LEARN something from them, if they didn't focus on breastfeeding age, ad had been done since the beginning of Adam's sons.Bottle feeding wasn't popular, probably, until the 19th Century. What/How would Geo. Washington, Thomas Jefferson, possibly Jimmy Carter, Ben Franklin, Napolean, and EVERYONE else, have been fed and survived????
@carolyn6001
@carolyn6001 Місяць тому
Feel sorry for Thomas ' family and him. I hope he makes better choices in the future. Motorbikes are not safe, especially for the invincible age-group. There is nothing to protect you from your own stupidity at that age.
@sarahsnowe
@sarahsnowe Місяць тому
It's why the emergency doctors call them "donor bikes."
@flowerpower3618
@flowerpower3618 Місяць тому
My husband is 65 and has been riding for years. He’s still in one piece.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
At ANY age!
@teddieryan2288
@teddieryan2288 Місяць тому
My daughter’s orthopedic doctor had a sign in his office: “Give your child a motorcycle for his last birthday.”
@sharlawilliamson9609
@sharlawilliamson9609 14 днів тому
I felt exactly what the dad felt... I learned from my parents the kind of parent I decided not to be. And I'm very close with my son, and he will be 19 next week! Wow time flies!
@curtispandachuk9323
@curtispandachuk9323 Місяць тому
To all of your parents out there that are lucky enough to have conceived I lost three with my ex most heart wrenching thing ever so I need congratulations to you but yeah, it’s just hard to lose them
@GalacticGoddess46
@GalacticGoddess46 13 днів тому
I lost my first. You're right, it's awful and it never leaves you. I'm so sorry for your losses. ❤
@missg.5940
@missg.5940 Місяць тому
Yay. I was awake too early anyhow!😊😊😊😊
@jamesvananda6382
@jamesvananda6382 Місяць тому
Another great episode
@zofiawaters4913
@zofiawaters4913 21 день тому
Have watched … so many of these….. God bless all these fab people… thank you St. George’s from over 50 years ago… for removing my wisdom teeth…so comparatively small but…🙆‍♀️…….🤗
@sarahsnowe
@sarahsnowe Місяць тому
I'm beginning to think that motorcycles should be banned outright. They're disastrous to so many individuals and their families and a huge burden on the health care systems.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
You'll get lots of arguments, there?
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
!!!!!!!!!!!
@NakaidaBeauzec
@NakaidaBeauzec Місяць тому
So is alcohol
@sharonb.7867
@sharonb.7867 Місяць тому
Such a wonderful episode ❤
@conradsieber7883
@conradsieber7883 Місяць тому
From watching these the moral seems to be don't ride a motorcycle and don't use ladders to climb on the roof. If you suspect you've had a stroke get to the hospital soon so you can be given clot dissolving drugs. It goes without saying wear a helmet when you ride a bike or motorcycle.
@somosgenel
@somosgenel Місяць тому
12:13 The British and real life version of Doctor Doogie Howser M.D.
@CricketsWorldJC
@CricketsWorldJC Місяць тому
😂
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Ha, ha, ha
@albertotognoni4819
@albertotognoni4819 Місяць тому
On single lane roads in italy ambulance here can go max 55 mph, 90 km/h if there low traffic even in a city. Good that the ambulances nave a voice other than warming beeps and reverse lights: that "stand well clear - veichle reversing" is helpul to alert distracted People than traverse lights and reverse beeps
@beck1365
@beck1365 9 днів тому
Thomas’ dad should teach parenting lessons. He is the polar opposite of toxic masculinity.
@racheld7528
@racheld7528 Місяць тому
The Jr. Doctor Silas looks like he is still a teenager! I don’t know the difference in levels of drs in the UK. Does anyone b know what the jr doctor level equivalent would be in the US? Thanks
@gracieperry8485
@gracieperry8485 Місяць тому
My dad had an accident like that he was doing a jump on a motor bike and. Cracked his ribs
@ginawethington6668
@ginawethington6668 Місяць тому
I couldn't have left my son with a ruptured kidney and fractures in his spine.
@maggiematthews3517
@maggiematthews3517 Місяць тому
Sometimes it's better to do that Gina. There is a certain stress attached to knowing you have an anxious parent/partner/child sitting next to you and watching you like a hawk. And there is the feeling too that you must try to communicate in response to their comments or questions ... another subtle stress. Going home gives the patient room to relax a bit, rest and even sleep and can often be the right thing to do rather than staying with them.
@set8922
@set8922 Місяць тому
He may not have been allowed to stay in the ITU overnight. Because of the level of care, there are often extra restrictions on "guests" there.
@Deliveredfromevil
@Deliveredfromevil Місяць тому
33:22 Me too guy, me too. 🤢
@juliejustus6878
@juliejustus6878 20 днів тому
Shouldn't it be an emergency to hurry up and get the kidney things taken care of before he gets sepsis? 36:03
@terihumphrey6624
@terihumphrey6624 Місяць тому
That's because you do matter in Jesus is a cure for everything
@reddbendd
@reddbendd 2 дні тому
i wouldnt be too worried about the patient if they're not coming in on a helicopter, & getting pulled out before the pilot even kills the engine.
@BrianDavis13
@BrianDavis13 Місяць тому
I wonder why they changed from the soothing female voice in the CT scanner telling you to "hold your breath" to the angry male voice that sounds like a drill sergeant. Also, I wonder why they always have the patients raise their arms behind their heads. I've had plenty of scans in the USA and never had to that, and it seems really painful and weird to force a severely injured person to move in that way. Will is freaking amazing, probably my favorite doctor from the St. George's series. Thomas's dad is pretty awesome. Also, I know nothing about kids, but isn't Sonny a little old to still be breastfeeding?
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Not at all. Usually, a child breast feeds for comfort and soothing at older aged, while transitioning to more grown-up foods and finger foods which provide more and more nutrition. Children, in the past, were often not totally weaned until closer to age five. Bottle feeding changed all that.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Breast feeding is not only (usually) of a superior nutritional benefit, but, is very beneficial for Mother-child bonding and child's development and behavioral health benefits.
@BrianDavis13
@BrianDavis13 Місяць тому
@@mickieswendsen1302 I understand. Thanks for the info!
@kelcesar
@kelcesar Місяць тому
Weird... The video has no sound for me...
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Check your volume control...believe it, or not.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Or settings.
@conradsieber7883
@conradsieber7883 Місяць тому
I'd like to see a side by side of similar cases being treated in an American city and at St. Georges. The system in the UK as represented by St. Georges seems much more humane...
@robertmontgomery1310
@robertmontgomery1310 Місяць тому
You’re watching the very best incidents. The US has excellent care.
@set8922
@set8922 Місяць тому
@@robertmontgomery1310 If you can pay for it. None of these families have to worry about an accident (or a stabbing!) bankrupting them. They can just focus on their loved one.
@robertcambareri1028
@robertcambareri1028 Місяць тому
@@robertmontgomery1310 Only if you are lucky enough to have medical insurance. If not, you are out of luck, and perhaps life.
@grantwilson257
@grantwilson257 Місяць тому
Isn’t Sonny too old to breast feed?
@jccota08
@jccota08 23 дні тому
No! He’s just two
@catlyn777
@catlyn777 9 днів тому
I had a feeling someone might say that. No he’s not too old.
@juliebauman3998
@juliebauman3998 Місяць тому
What's the deal with the bubble wrap?
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Insulation and shock treatment
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
@@mickieswendsen1302 ....Oh! i thought maybe they could wrap him up real quick if they had to transport him elsewhere! hahahahaha!......
@lisamackenzie-adams9853
@lisamackenzie-adams9853 Місяць тому
I know this show is serious but can I ask how many people would like to be wrapped in bubble wrap like your being shipped to the post office? I know it’s for warmth or keeping sheets clean but it’s different.
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
It works!??
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
I wouldn't worry about it unless they used tape over my mouth and nose.
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
@@mickieswendsen1302 ......hahahahahaha!
@leahpitman2731
@leahpitman2731 23 дні тому
I hate motorcycles!!!! Sadly, I have personally known 4 people who were killed on motorcycles. My neighbor directly across street instantly killed leaving his teen son without a dad. A friend lost her son instantly and he was an experienced driver who competed in racing. Was only 20 and in the military. Another good friend who was hit by a drunk driver. He suffered a month in trauma center, surgeries, etc…. Severe head injury and he was wearing helmet. He passed after enduring a month of horrific pain! 3 years ago and the man who was drunk just now going to trial. Another friend, a deer ran in front of him. Died instantly. Another was a couple who were in hospital with broken bones and skin injuries.. they lived but life was changed. So yeah! I hate them!
@ildikoparker920
@ildikoparker920 Місяць тому
The medical staff take so long to attend to some one who's really in a bad shape
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Tests and making necessary contacts for treatments take a lot of time. A waiting game for all concerned.
@jccota08
@jccota08 23 дні тому
Which one(s)?
@ildikoparker920
@ildikoparker920 23 дні тому
@@mickieswendsen1302 generally. It's usually promising to fetch meds never to seen again
@ildikoparker920
@ildikoparker920 23 дні тому
Sorry this wasn't for yoy
@ildikoparker920
@ildikoparker920 16 днів тому
@@jccota08 I can't give you names it's generally I sit on the edge of my seat thinking where the staff are.
@sharonrichards2388
@sharonrichards2388 Місяць тому
Why do they wrap people up in plastic
@sharongreen1366
@sharongreen1366 Місяць тому
Probably for retaining body heat
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
....they ship faster! hahahaha! joking!......
@jccota08
@jccota08 23 дні тому
To regulate body temperature. Prevent shock.
@LowBudgetKiwi
@LowBudgetKiwi Місяць тому
Jeezus lady, learn the word discipline...
@robertamcmunn3642
@robertamcmunn3642 Місяць тому
Okay, I'm out. This was a drama not reality.
@terihumphrey6624
@terihumphrey6624 Місяць тому
I'm sorry but that child is way too old to be breastfeeding
@meatavoreNana
@meatavoreNana Місяць тому
No he's not.. Anyway ,it's a comfort for the poor little guy after missing his mum so much when his brother was in hospital.. He's only 2 ,it's not like he's 5 .
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Says, you. Bottle feeding only, is a relatively new development in human history. Our forefathers were all breastfed, often not being weaned until closer to age 5. Read of Abraham's son Isaac's weaning in the book of Genesis of the Holy Bible. Also Samuel.
@silvrfox2uBooboo
@silvrfox2uBooboo Місяць тому
@@mickieswendsen1302 .....yes, that's true. It's big business over here to have kids bottle fed too quickly.....nursing is the best, unless your situation is such that you can't do it. My daughter was weaned at 3 closer to 4 in age.....if it was good enough in the past it's good enough now........not every continent or culture does bottle feeding anyway......
@crystalgoode8411
@crystalgoode8411 Місяць тому
Still breastfeeding at 2? Ughk..creeps me out
@EzAnderson
@EzAnderson Місяць тому
Fabulous snack on the go for a toddler
@freefahren
@freefahren Місяць тому
As she said, after the stabbing Sonny got more clingy and I’m sure the mother wanted comfort too. Don’t judge. Breastfeeding till 3 is extremely common and absolutely normal.
@reneeklein3048
@reneeklein3048 Місяць тому
I feel the same way… it’s definitely not for everyone…. I wouldn’t be able to breastfeed someone that can talk and can eat with their hands ….. a lot of moms feel that way … it may be very normal but not everyone chooses to do that…I don’t care what you do with your kids…I just wouldn’t be able to do it.
@peacewarrior1175
@peacewarrior1175 Місяць тому
At age 2, it's for the mum, not the toddler
@maureenfitzgerald1895
@maureenfitzgerald1895 Місяць тому
Mom said, after the brother was stabbed, Sonny had gone back to breastfeeding, and that is NORMAL. Breastfeeding is not just food, it is normal nurture, comfort, and has a calming effect on the child. You being creeped out - that’s on you - this mom is nurturing in the most holistic way possible. Kudos mom!!!
@sherribatko8981
@sherribatko8981 Місяць тому
That boy is wat too big to be still breastfeeding Hes got all his damn teeth
@sharongreen1366
@sharongreen1366 Місяць тому
Her child, her decision
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
SO, and not necessarily. There would probably be LESS ADHD and other maladies/mental behaviors if children were breastfed, at all, as well as longer
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Grow up!! READ! Research!
@mickieswendsen1302
@mickieswendsen1302 Місяць тому
Yeah, and you've supposedly reached peak brain development. Do your research, before you start slinging mud!!!
@shawnwood9875
@shawnwood9875 Місяць тому
True that. He is WAY too big and yes it her decision but she has to cut the chord.
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