Going into labour at school | Bump - BBC

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[@mialee2467]

Is no one gonna talk about how amazing the teacher was, supporting her the whole time, not judging her when she gave birth and staying with her. Everyone needs teachers like her.

[@datgaydangernoodle1315]

That teacher is also her mother, thats why she was allowed to go with her.

[@llll6050]

That’s her mom

[@jazzieplayzzz5985]

Slay

[@godsamazinggrace5331]

Description box mentioned It's her mother Not teacher!!

[@kee2791]

That teacher was her mum

[@tiannaperera]

Ok but how sweet and kind was the paramedic?!

[@jewels3713]

Ikr right, when she was screaming over being cut open, he was like, “im so sorry sweetheart!” so wholesome!

[@qasamhussain4292]

Hello how are you today lol I'll have to baby Arthur love you rest now

[@Anon465]

Paramedic: Is it possible you’re pregnant? Her: no way🤰

[@bibbleb00]

2:07 that shot was so beautiful!! it felt symbolic of how when a mother first sees her baby, often times no matter what the situation has been up to that point, shes overwhelemed with a feeling of love and peace. partially because of the rush of hormones of course lol, but also the spiritual experience of having a baby ☺

[@freaktasticbaby7452]

While yes. For me it’s fear. That just came out of you. One that which you had no idea existed. Now everything is about to change. At least that’s how I see it.

[@Rainbowsyoungersister]

Why is the baby not crying?

[@KamES-hl9iu]

When she got to the hospital tho, the first thing she said to the baby was “get that thing away from me” 😂

[@Itzvnessa.]

I guarantee you she is not overwhelmed with love and peace after having a baby she didn't want or know about.

[@00WatName00]

I believe that face was more of a disbelief rather than peace 😅

[@Ellis_Larry]

I’m sorry but the way she snaked under that cubical door made me laugh

[@falcon.wolf_1875]

me too but she has no choice lol

[@MrMysteriouus9132]

Lol me too

[@04nbod]

@mr.skellyboy9700 Its not a seizure its hormone shakes

[@laurenanderson7330]

@@04nbodno it was a seizure

[@l1xx7_hxlgf43]

Ok but like now I have a new phobia of randomly giving birth at any given moment 😃

[@krabby-patty]

New fear unlocked

[@jsnsjajwjjwjw5142]

Same!!! Omg ..

[@amywhitmire3595]

Yep new fear

[@_rubykerrigan12]

Just don’t have sex haha

[@015_shafiyahsalwa7]

As long as you're a virgin, i think it's good

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

Preeclampsia, if I’m not mistaken. The way she was seizing-up with below rib pain, vomiting & sweating like that is a dead giveaway (so VERY good acting)! An extremely serious condition that can harm both mum & baby, though. 😥

[@the-timeless_wandereringpup]

Could also be labour shakes ✌🏽

[@jewels3713]

@Mrs A Marie Brauer yea or a pain seizure

[@archie1299]

Yeah you hear the doctor say 'she has preeclampsia' at 2:36

[@krystahayes-oh6nz]

That was amazing the teacher was not judging that teenager for having the baby

[@datgaydangernoodle1315]

The teacher is her mum

[@DrJams]

Judging is ok.

[@stolmich]

@@DrJams, not always. Society is falling apart, because of judging. During covid pandemic, the unvaccinated were segregated, like ciminals. People, who spoke up, against covid shut downs of restaurants or movie theatres, were called conspirators, or a radical-right-wing. People, who expierienced side-effects of the covid vax, were silenced, politicians and the media, seperated our country, like in the dark chapters of history. While the majority of the workforce, has been locked away, the high society, the Austrian Television company, and high ranked politicians were celebrating a festival. I hate, seeing politicians celebrate, while the workforce has to suffer, millions of taxpayer's money is transferred to ukraine and the 3rd world. But I'm aware, protesting, and growling on the internet isn't going anywhere, karma will fix everything.

[@Fyodor_kinnie]

She is such a good teacher! Bravo

[@llll6050]

The school teacher is her mother

[@Neithie]

This show did such a damn good job of showing what it was like with a newborn.

[@caitlynmoore7597]

What is the name of this

[@tbrooklyn135]

My teacher gave birth in front of us one time she came back after 7 months I was shocked to see her I was the first person to hug her but say prayers for her and pray she okay y'all

[@windywhistlesmlp2230]

That must have really hurt to have a baby in school. I’m glad those girls came to help her.

[@susan6834]

I'm pretty sure it hurts to have a baby no matter where you are

[@windywhistlesmlp2230]

@@susan6834 Exactly. You’re totally right

[@windywhistlesmlp2230]

@bestgamerofminecraft1539 👍 (I wonder who the baby’s dad is)

[@draquin9179]

​@@windywhistlesmlp2230at 0:39 seconds there's a shot of 2 guys, standing together watching, watching. The one on the right, as you look at the screen, he's almost centre of the shot, is the dad.

[@windywhistlesmlp2230]

@@draquin9179 I see

[@MiranXmm]

She's such a good teacher!💜

[@llll6050]

The teacher is also her mother

[@madisonpure4090]

I actualy had this happen to me. I was 38 weeks and gave birth earlier than expected. Yes i am 19 now. The emberassment was through tge roof but suprisingly no one made fun of me. If anything i got support

[@thefrenchiestfry8147]

How old were you? And how's the baby doing?

[@madisonpure4090]

@@thefrenchiestfry8147 i had the baby when i was 17. And She is doing just fine ^^ shes so cute. Im 19 no she shes about 2 years

[@katiasabbetti]

As a fellow 19yo I can't imagine having the strength and means to have a baby now, let alone 2 years ago, even tho I really wanna be a mom in the future I literally admire you so much and I'm so glad you got support through that. If one of my friends had a baby now, you better believe I would be there every step of the way for them as if they were my own family Sending love from Spain ❤️

[@ravenbaa7989]

Not smart

[@Lumineanimation]

My friend sister had her first baby when she was 16

[@doubledoublekitkatplaygrou2736]

this sent shivers down my spine

[@tomwotton9]

For some reason I thought this was going to be a documentary, like educating Yorkshire or one born every minute!

[@mylanguagejourney123]

Same!!

[@tracyealexia]

Me too

[@kianhardwick]

I’m never into stuff like this but I found it very good and entertaining can’t wait for season 2

[@kianhardwick]

Ps the dad is my favourite he’s jokes

[@Megan-jx1cf]

@@kianhardwick nah i don’t like the dad he’s constantly acting like a child and is convinced is always right

[@mobiletransportvideo]

If you know the vpn tricks it’s already on Stan Australia

[@princesssharkie]

Was the baby ok ? Was it just early

[@GreenRazzles]

Yes Australia!! This is an excellent show, excited for a wider audience to see it. 😊

[@scottrowlands5746]

Bro its says BBC

[@sonalika2315]

Which show

[@_n1ssy._]

What's the name of the show

[@willowelliott9136]

Where can we watch? (In the states)

[@drbruh3567]

@@_n1ssy._ Bump.

[@yippee8570]

I love the way television depicts birth as happening within about half an hour, despite the fact that we're living in the 21st century and such a thing is incredibly rare

[@SkylaTommo]

The teacher is amazing for supporting her ❤

[@mia_1554]

She did so well

[@AkiTheOneAndOnly]

My mom gave birth at home- and now I’m traumatized

[@dawoodwaris]

Gosh that was a good acting.

[@AishaAtiqueArar]

RESPECT 100 %

[@the.jones.sister4661]

Img this just came on my you tube and I’m watching bump right now 😂

[@mystical10]

0:37 my class when someone is in trouble

[@nataliemcgreevy9812]

Mums in shock cause she forgot to renew her ambulance cover so it cost $400 🙄😂

[@emgee9194]

400 is cheap. More like 1000

[@the-timeless_wandereringpup]

It was gonna be 4,000 that one time they thought I was having a stroke

[@archie1299]

My brother in Australia was attacked about 500m from a hospital. Police called him an ambulance, as it's protocol. Fee for the 1 minute trip was $1000+ Luckily his fee was waivered being a victim of crime, but jeez!

[@yippee8570]

You have to pay for the ambulance in Australia? I thought you had a national health service?

[@Gwnswrld]

How traumatizing

[@AishaAtiqueArar]

SO REAL ACTING

[@injusticeanywherethreatens4810]

Ya the acting was amazing Ill agree!

[@3LuvBestie3]

I actually didn't know that it was acting, hoppe she take care of the baby​@@injusticeanywherethreatens4810

[@isabelledavis2981]

I love 💗 watching birth vlogs and husbands being their birth panthers for their wives

[@helmybinabdulla]

bruh you sus 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@bluehatmimesmimosa6593]

This reminds me of the TV show called, I didn't know I was pregnant.

[@Marisafrfr]

Everyone: waiting outside watching That one girl in the back: **goes on phone recording**

[@agapeeternal]

This was amazing ❤

[@flozy5275]

Omg my dumbass thought this was the news

[@gracey3269]

Child birth, even though this is just acting it seems really traumatic.

[@jessfidler2356]

Well it is if you don’t know you are having a baby. And are in school

[@williamaftonmylovelywifeis4711]

Why the heck he be Apologizing say sorry after the blood spattered out and be smiling like 😀

[@mianov4783]

Awwwww I feel so bad for you

[@imaratcom]

Its a show lol

[@Sxmplyme12]

When they like cut her open I saw the blood and I was like- I wanna give birth but not labour I want water breaking-

[@Toonz_blox]

Jesus christ! New few unlocked! 😃👍🏼

[@vivienne5989]

Why were they so calm😀

[@the-timeless_wandereringpup]

Who? The paramedics? That’s their job. The teacher is probably in shock.

[@Dimple3]

Watching this type of videos makes me glad that I kept it after my marriage .IN SCHOOL ? THATS WRONG .

[@junbh2]

Who knows what happened. We don't even know from this clip if she chose to have sex or if someone made her. And if she didn't even realise she was pregnant she may have been very ignorant about her health and about birth control. Although my guess is she was in denial more than actually not having any idea.

[@alexiselshaw439]

Is there more to this

[@StaceySouthard-mq2go]

Amazing

[@wickidbloodymetalqueen7901]

The blood from the cord from the blood splattered on the teacher & the ambulance man laughs & says oi sorry

[@MiranXmm]

Wow!

[@outperformancelife3145]

Congrats to the new Momma and pray they do well and healthy a

[@ShirleyChai0ffical_liewkaryin]

I just realised they cited her tummy instead of pushing

[@survivorofsacrifice7294]

Very nice movie but I feel pain too

[@isabelledavis2981]

I love 💗 watching labor and delivery birth vlogs on the KZbin channel app

[@georgiefw4359]

That was amazing but not the blood

[@Its_miyiahhh]

Wow

[@AmeilaStevens]

This girl is super strong. She seems way too young to raise her own kid. Some older women scream in pain but she pushed and used her strength. (The reason why they cut her open is because her vaginal opening wasn’t big enough for her to give birth. This is what I think)

[@SegunNwarache-gl1gd]

This is why you don't go too crazy in high school

[@Zumbagirl517]

I’ve never seen a teenage girl with such thick eyebrows! They’re like mine!

[@Dangerous_springtr.p]

Poor kid

[@schizotism3633]

Poor princess… Glad she’s okay

[@TheRealGorrilaGamerVR]

It’s a skit

[@MattGraham77]

is no one talking about how the mother is trying so hard not to judge like grow up

[@maritbarnes8986]

after she went in the ambulance there were two boys the front one probably got her pregnant

[@boryanaeremieva2298]

scary times

[@mai0033]

From the uk

[@sheestrange]

I'm somewhat confused. Is this a current show on bbc?

[@JoeyTheBeastHD]

Yes

[@sylvieallen2050]

Yes.

[@ThandoLindokuhle]

Wow!!!!!!😮😮

[@yukiasiandream7483]

Links to where I can watch more Australia dramas

[@thefrenchiestfry8147]

Well this is on Stan, but 9Now has some good stuff too. Aussie dramas are great, I'd recommend Love Child and House Husbands both really good.

[@amandahardin1338]

This is not how babies are born at the nature movies at school

[@chisomchizzy1583]

Good morning please the name of the movie

[@silviashefa4097]

Whom Can We Trust If No One Is Trustworthy? One of my favorite quips from Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is when Tom is defined as “a glittering hero…the pet of the old, the envy of the young,” and there were “some that believed that he would be President, yet, if he escaped hanging.” With these few words, Twain captured the essence of leadership in our world. Those who get to the top are the fiercest, most determined, and most ruthless. Today, the latter quality has become so intense that we can no longer believe our leaders, and certainly not trust them to have our best interest in mind. I am not accusing any leader in particular, or even leaders as a whole. It is simply that in an egoistic world, where people vie to topple one another on their way to the top, the one at the top is clearly the one who trampled over and knocked down more people than anyone else. Concisely, to get to the top in an egoistic world you have to be the biggest egoist. So how do we know whom to trust? We don’t know and we cannot know. All we know is that we are in the dark. In a culture of unhinged selfishness, any conspiracy theory seems reasonable, while truth is nowhere to be found. When every person who says or writes something is trying to promote some hidden agenda, you have no way of knowing who is right, what really happened, or if anything happened at all. The only way to get some clarity in the news and goodwill from our leaders is to say “Enough!” to our current system and build something entirely independent. The guiding principle of such a system should be “information only,” no commentary. Commentary means that information has already been skewed. Information means saying only what happened, as much as possible, not why, and not who is to blame and who we should praise. Concurrently, we must begin a comprehensive process of self-teaching. We have to know not only what is happening, but why we skew and distort everything. In other words, we have to know about human nature and how it inherently presents matters according to its own subjective view, which caters to one’s own interest. To “clear” ourselves from that deformity, we must learn how to rise above our personal interest and develop an equally favorable attitude toward others. This is our only guarantee that our interpretation of things will be even and correct. Once we achieve such an attitude, we will discover that the bad things we see in our world reflect our own, internal wickedness. Our ill-will toward others creates a world where ill-will governs, and so the world is filled with wickedness and cruelty. Therefore, all we need in order to create positive leadership-and to generally eliminate ill-will from the world-is to generate goodwill within us. When we nurture goodwill toward others, we will fill the world with goodwill. As a result, the world will fill with kindness and compassion. By changing ourselves, we will create a world that is opposite from the world we have created through our desires to govern, patronize, and often destroy other people...

[@emmak2005]

Sorry, but what has that got to do with the tv series Bump? Am I missing a thread here?

[@ambermarielewis9353]

This is one hell of a comment. I didn’t even read it all.

[@Gwnswrld]

I’m not reading all that

[@NoxslashNyx]

TLDR

[@sheep3370]

Yeah man

[@Bon-cx7oz]

Just noticed how blood birth is

[@ShirleyChai0ffical_liewkaryin]

I just realised they cuteded her tummy of stomach not tell her to push

[@catalfaroasmr6928]

I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant TLC

[@jamssy3409]

@@racl6287 you know those are just reenactments right?

[@gracemurphy1023]

That looks easy

[@yolimaquintanilla8105]

The girl who help the🤰one is heroe

[@alisonassanah3416]

Omg is it a boy or girl?it's cute

[@tonimarie7345]

What’s the name of this show? And where can I watch it?

[@rebekahisbored432]

The name of the show is bump and it's available on stan. Season 2 has just been released so there's that as well

[@sharnavalli9707]

What is this show called

[@slowed_songs2203]

Oh

[@kellywright1015]

What is the Teacher called

[@isabelledavis2981]

I love 💗 watching labor and delivery birth vlogs on the KZbin channel app 😊

[@joely7312]

7.7K

[@julieball5410]

Omg

[@courtneysawada]

No one is talking about how the male teacher was like… Alright kids nothing else to see here…😮😮😮

[@Irisisthebest12]

Bruh it looks so scary

[@NONAME-ym8pb]

Why the heck was this in my recommended?

[@VivS-nm5dc]

It was her mum

[@clarkejoseph49]

When I first watched this on the iPlayer, I was worried for both Oly and the baby after the delivery as Oly was in complete shock and the baby wasn’t crying for a few minutes after it was born. P.S. That placenta looked fake. You aren’t supposed to give away props on a drama. Maybe put in a fruit bag of berries and cherries, and soak it in blood to make it realistic.

[@Oreos944]

It was real because of the baby, it wasn’t fake

[@janessabaker3908]

@@Oreos944 it’s a show.

[@victoryoladunjoye706]

i hate it when drama hapends in school and the teachers dont let us see it or know what is happening

[@leahgracefecteau]

Glad she is ok yeah she needs space but a bathroom is to use too so maybe they need to go

[@thelagatfam2078]

Sad

[@emiliykelley3245]

What is this show called?

[@claire484]

Bump

[@dawnmckay8048]

I agree with the person below me

[@injusticeanywherethreatens4810]

Povere ragazee?

[@EMOJIBackgrounds]

Not the girl filming her when getting in the ambulance

[@avanoh2805]

1:51. ❤

[@kellywright1015]

What is the program called

[@romper2949]

Bump, on Stan

[@jackfoley2192]

Bless her she to young to have babies

[@rayebae6368]

Could someone please tell me why she was shaking at 0:27? Asking as a pregnant woman at 30 weeks

[@jamssy3409]

Pain

[@CJ-fh5pe]

Could be shock, could be nerves, could be pain!

[@the-timeless_wandereringpup]

It’s either “labour shakes” or pre eclampsia

[@jenniferflanagan9558]

What program is this?

[@datgaydangernoodle1315]

Bump

[@markleybourne937]

Aw

[@christyllaasllani1722]

Looking at him cutting her made sick

[@ariannasmith8879]

Why can’t I watch The Whole episodes? It’s saying that it’s only in the UK! I’m not in the UK I’m in The United States.

[@thefrenchiestfry8147]

This is on Stan, which is an Aussie streaming service, but you might be able to find it elsewhere?

[@ariannasmith8879]

@@thefrenchiestfry8147 like where can I find it?

[@thefrenchiestfry8147]

@@ariannasmith8879 According to JustWatch it's on Sky Go, BBC iPlayer and Virgin TV Go

[@the-timeless_wandereringpup]

It’s on a few Australian platforms I mean. This is an Aussie show.

[@danonsha]

Omg what the hell is going on

[@alexherrera1648]

Why Is this so movie like