Listen to 3 year old's emergency call after pregnant mum falls down stairs - BBC News

[@andreastiks2792]

That 3 year old has got better communication skills than me

[@ruiningsong9691]

Andreas Tiks LMAO. Same here.

[@Emily.Russell]

Sad, but true

[@kristineagudo1180]

😂🤣 i feel you. i'm with you. 😭😭

[@SJH320]

Andreas Tiks same

[@shearthewolfandleadtheshee4540]

:))

[@akshayaachu8092]

A big applause to the one who spoke kindly with the kid

[@Essbee2891]

Shes a trained emergency services dispatcher.

[@phantomjosh2148]

Why 1k likes and no replies

[@CesticaI]

Idk 😅

[@devankgulati1637]

@@phantomjosh2148 What do you expect people to reply

[@faithngiraingass3355]

Wait why should we applause an adult who's job is to assist people through the telephone kindly, accurately and calmly??? Plus, i must add, she is an adult so she should talk to anyone and everyone in this same way. I say applause to the 3 year old who went through that ordeal quite calmly for such a young child and with such thorough, clearly voiced speech. Well done to the sweet little one.

[@adrians_reality]

She started the call all pro, then instantly switched to her "mother voice" after hearing a child on the line.

[@rakiskaaruna6605]

maybe she’s a mother herself

[@xbcvideo9751]

I loved that. I still think about my mum voice sometime.

[@trexmidnite]

She goes back home in a crane to accomodate her giant balls

[@Walklikeaduck111]

Never experienced the mummy voice... My mom didnt have one.

[@GalaxyDeem]

Hallo, Nederlander.

[@kaikaikaikaiakaiakaiak]

The lady’s voice changed when she found out it was a child. My heart melted when she called her names. What a kind soul.

[@requiem165]

Ikr

[@lucagomez4527]

yess

[@Rich_succ]

Yep.

[@vandal2816]

She when full mama mode

[@MEGIDIOT]

The into is pre-recorded

[@nobodyasked5091]

This girl while she is 3: understanding what that woman says Me when I was 3: eating sand.

[@christineowori750]

🤣🤣🤣

[@earlybyrdy]

i'm pretty sure you were able to understand basic sentences too

[@nobodyasked5091]

@@earlybyrdy 🤷‍♀️

[@Emeryy.draftz]

Me when i was 3:being a pain in the A** and getting myself into flour 😂

[@lululusama]

Dahlia's world When I was 3,I was the one who fell down from the stairs

[@kenyattaknox5163]

I almost cried listening to this, especially when she said “she’s going back to sleep”

[@loljptrollergami7325]

It had a happy ending don't worry

[@Lightnings]

Children see the world with such simplicity and truth. It really is priceless.

[@TammyGordin]

I did cry.

[@medexamtoolscom]

You've been watching too many TV dramas if you think someone going to sleep with a concussion is a mortal threat. There's not a shred of truth to that.

[@TheLexieWilson]

Me too. That made me tear up...

[@noromcon3861]

The call operator literally changed her tone to one of a motherly kind after a child voice came through the line

[@blanchedesaulniers8029]

They must be trained well, not to scare the child..

[@loveyours6246]

@@blanchedesaulniers8029 LOL if you need training to talk to a child you need help in many areas

[@SaiSivakumar]

Musical Medicine not to talk to the child. Training to not panic because in that situation I would be panicking as hell.

[@arcadian7919]

And then suddenly she giving the child to go on a mission of 007, "Alright darling, you're on a mission now, your job is to protect your mom and the baby at all costs okay., then the child starts to tell the operator that she ever had a job with John Wick, "okay miss, I'm an expert of this kind of situation. I'll handle it until the ambulance coming" peace out✌️hahaa

[@Hollow_1110]

Woahh..can't say no more about training and panic..They literally work in emergency call centre..what should that mean? Haha

[@l33tc0d3]

“Baby is in mummy’s tummy”. This kid gets the award for most concise and precise communication. A big applause to the operator too who handle the situation very kindly without instilling any fear or urgency in the child.

[@druid139]

What a great little kid!

[@Automaton_unit]

Mommy?

[@ilonakrauja6115]

It`s not baby itsself it is environment she lives. She probably heard so many times it from her mum.

[@cash_182]

👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@trickortrump3292]

@@ilonakrauja6115My thought was that the 3 year old probably goes with mum to all her doctor’s appointments and hears that all medical conversations begin with “I’m x weeks pregnant…” Smart little kid for being aware that the baby in mummy’s belly was need to know information no matter where she was hurt.

[@haechan7653]

_"she's going back to sleep now."_ broke my heart.

[@fmym9923]

Indeed

[@sonnyskold]

Just because something's soft doesn't mean it's Weak.

[@nessa7096]

sonny sköld wow

[@areaxisthegurkha]

@@Youngwarriorforchrist10 soft things don't "break"

[@angelvisto2768]

Hyuck!

[@justaquestion1934]

"she's going back to sleep now" instantly started tearing up. Poor kid, what a champ for saving her Mom.

[@trexmidnite]

Sleep.. ROFL

[@MrY4j]

@@trexmidnite 'ROFL'? Seriously?

[@jongyuemei]

@@MrY4j rofl

[@brokelos]

@@jongyuemei haha holy shit dude you are so funny! after reading your reply i indefinitely also ''rolf' haha

[@jongyuemei]

@@brokelos um ok

[@low-key1443]

"She's going back to sleep now". *A big fat tear rolled down my cheek*

[@frndrandi]

It is heartbreaking..

[@hephzibahjoute1225]

Read description... They're fine

[@simpfortaylor5658]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3azcpRme5d4hMU Look emma is mom alive am soo happy(sorry for my bad english)

[@shifafarheen1022]

Aww😢

[@cryoabyssmage3627]

why?

[@i.336]

Realising, that this video is 8 years old. Emma is 11 years now and her sibling 7 or 8 years. They can listen to this and be still proud.

[@3mm3tGamez_192]

I wonder where they are now.. Hope they're all okay.

[@danksourav]

@@3mm3tGamez_192 fr she must be happy somewhere

[@Nayamikasisters]

@D4k0t4_16look at the description, they’re fine 😊

[@Ramiz422]

The operator actually know how to talk kids. She deserves an award too.

[@limiv5272]

I don't know about that. Half the time she just repeated what the girl said

[@BigOneD]

@@limiv5272 she repeats the sentence to make time and fill the conversation and to be absolutely sure the mother is breathing and the 3 years old kid is staying by her side. She is really professional.

[@won1853]

​@@limiv5272 Have you never worked in customer service or anything similar? Repeating the customer's words to make sure you got it right is always #1.

[@limiv5272]

@@BigOneD At that point in the conversation, wouldn't the first priority be to get as much information as fast as possible? Really asking, I'm obviously not a 911 operator

[@limiv5272]

@@won1853 No, never worked in customer service, and from what I hear about it I'm very glad I didn't. As a customer, I'm always super annoyed that they repeat what I just said

[@marzipanquiche2316]

The receiver honestly deserves an award for being able to handle the situation so well

[@Ruby-tr6mz]

@KZbin Google e Facebook vaffanculo The operator could have thought she meant that her mother was holding the baby when she fell.

[@harrisoncaine6711]

Well, that's part of her job every time 999 get a call, they act calm If 999 are calm then the caller won't be as worried/shocked.

[@mlsdd]

She was really good indeed!

[@casey8088]

KZbin Google e Facebook vaffanculo: that doesn’t make the operator any less good, she was being careful and making sure she wasn’t jumping to conclusions, so if anything, the fact that she asked about the baby’s age/etc, shows really how professional and well-trained she is.

[@alexcoleridge1476]

Marzipan Quiche ??????? She’s got something called training. She doesn’t deserve an award idiot.

[@jubaierarnob5046]

Off the topic: This is what good parenting looks like.

[@nikib4586]

not really off topic :o

[@Boofyre]

Not off topic at all. 💜

[@neontv2843]

@Toori Baba bruh wdym

[@PurpleObscuration]

Childs real concern is that mum is the only person who knows where the TV remote control is. lol

[@drpatriciamushonga5411]

@@PurpleObscuration Hahahaa! You're a horrible person ! You just had to point that out . Lmao

[@Bdoodee]

The operator was simply brilliant. To engage a three year old child in such a manner when mummy is hurt to keep that lifeline connected is magical. The little girl responded to everything the operator needed to give mum the best chance at recovery. I hope everyone was ok. God bless that lady and little girl.

[@peterhanf8217]

Description says everyone is fine and the baby has been born healthy

[@Bdoodee]

@@peterhanf8217 thank goodness. Thanks Peter.

[@mayram2671]

I love how the tone of her voice changed when she realised she was talking with a little girl. So sweet and caring. That's great training and commitment to the service.

[@justamanofculture12]

What if it was a boy? 😂

[@mayram2671]

@@justamanofculture12 Right

[@sarahroberts7374]

@@justamanofculture12 Im sure if it was a little boy she would still speak in a caring kind tone you could swap little girl for small child the meaning in this context of kindness is the same.

[@justamanofculture12]

@@sarahroberts7374 I know but some people are more welcome towards little girls than boys

[@sarahroberts7374]

@@justamanofculture12 Its a massive presumption to assume this about the call handler? Im quite confident if it was a little boy she would be just as kind.

[@joliendepauw]

I think the fact that she also thought about her mom being pregnant and realizing the baby might also be in danger is amazing.

[@Dylan-fr6ku]

Pro-choice people are probably upset about that. “It’S nOt a BaBy it’s JuSt a ClUmP of CeLLs”.

[@accountforjsvid1109]

Such a good point

[@horstp.7995]

@@Dylan-fr6ku yeah, pro choice people hate babies, they want to kill all babies, that‘s exactly what pro choice means.

[@joliendepauw]

@@Dylan-fr6ku Depends on how old the baby is. Pro choice people won't kill an almost full grown baby...

[@Dylan-fr6ku]

​@@horstp.7995 Appreciate the sarcasm. Obviously people like you think you are taking the morally superior position by being pro-choice, however all you are saying is that you believe a mother should have the right to kill her child out of convenience. How can that be moral?

[@asaireneikejah]

She's going back to sleep, scared me.

[@dylpicklethebugslayer]

Same here💔

[@magentasky234]

She is thankfully ok now and so is the baby.

[@jonatas5212]

@@magentasky234 how do you know that

[@dhilahlala4414]

@@jonatas5212 its in the description

[@SaavsKitchen]

Me too. I got so nervous.

[@ShobhadharaniNilavazhaganAiss]

Omg shes 3 and shes making a 911 call this kid is a legend

[@annabellelee4535]

I think it's 999 in the UK

[@ShobhadharaniNilavazhaganAiss]

oop srry @@annabellelee4535

[@usakousa]

I have a feeling her mum told her how to do it, "she's going back to sleep" suggests she was conscious first.

[@fmcm7715]

999 in the UK. Delighted all are ok now.

[@AmnaFatima-je5il]

Her mother told her to call

[@paigerenee4173]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the parents who teach their kids the importance of calling the police/ambulance? I mean, these kids are lifesavers. Thank you so much to those parents.

[@willowofhoax]

So true

[@KhalidZayed682]

Of course

[@allim.5941]

That’s true, and teachers.

[@shahmir14]

Also teachers as they learn this imp thing in all schools

[@KrystalsKash]

Also vital to teach them their address and a parents phone number. Can help so much in an emergency 😊

[@mikamiks2475]

She activated her mum voice very quickly as soon as she realised she was talking to a child. She’s brilliant

[@theandroidtech01]

Yeah .. i was just looking for comment appreciating them :)

[@emmyd3090]

Her mum voice? She's a professional and this is still her professional voice. (would we ever say dad voice? Why is this her mum voice, do we know anything about this woman?)

[@lollipopyummy4924]

@@emmyd3090 what's wrong with you

[@theandroidtech01]

@@emmyd3090 get some love dear stop criticizing small stuffs

[@clownemoji5395]

@@emmyd3090 its not that deep

[@ramanamana5885]

Let’s all just agree that the 3 year old has better social interaction skills then most of us

[@margospb4041]

✅

[@ezraabbadon5082]

Uffff But its true

[@rythmicharmony]

Can't Disagree ╯﹏╰

[@lebozojamessimp1610]

Thats because the 3 year old hasnt been in many social interactions.

[@giorgos_karidopoulos]

no

[@throttlehungry4821]

This baby has more compassion, sense and calmness then 99.9% people in the world

[@mariatheresavonhabsburg]

Because he doesn't fully understand what's happening.

[@kodaph]

coz she's 3...

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

@@mariatheresavonhabsburg true, but I still think her reaction is very commendable even for her level of understanding. And we shouldn't assume she's understanding nothing at all, either. She clearly knows something's wrong

[@peterwhitey4992]

No it doesn't.

[@KtotheG]

I hate when you guys do this... a lot of you's need therapy and intense counseling. It's not normal to believe that everyone in the world is evil.

[@bazzxliner]

I love how quickly her tone changes once she hears a child's voice

[@justahuman927]

Lmao, I just noticed

[@Serendipity-7-b]

She was talking so sweetly

[@ng1n369]

was probably sweating bullets upon hearing "the baby's in mumy's tummy.".

[@mrwarcraft5056]

Isn't this normal to human beings? omg

[@Enraged-vu2vb]

Hehehe imagine calling your mum mummy lmao dumb weaklings, when I was 3 I called my mum “female caretaker of myself” like a big boy. Man toddlers are so weak in this day and age.

[@likitadevi]

The fact that she listened to the child so patiently deserves some respect.

[@belfast4893]

I mean she kinda have to. Unless it turns out to be a prank call or the caller starts being rude.

[@MrThunk]

@@belfast4893 i doesn't matter if the caller is rude they to have answer the call

[@gregbeast1831]

Dude they deal with people who are scared of black people

[@likitadevi]

@@gregbeast1831 I hate racists 🤦‍♀️

[@gregbeast1831]

@@likitadevi same

[@ayushgarg70]

"Did mummy and the baby fall down the stairs at the same time?" "Yeah" She aint wrong tho

[@vjsvirk]

😂

[@_poppypowell_]

This shouldn't make me laugh! It's a sad call but this is hilarious 😂

[@hiankun]

@@_poppypowell_ Given the situation, if they were not fall down at the same time, something was very wrong... (Thankfully they were safe...

[@_poppypowell_]

@@hiankun Yeah, if she didn't call then the poor girl could of lost her sister, or worse her mother! It is a very serious thing and I didn't mean to laugh. I didnt laugh at the video itself, I laughed at the comment

[@hiankun]

@@_poppypowell_ Of course. Totally agree with you.

[@loper181]

Kudos to everyone involved. Parents taught her well. She called for help and the dispatcher knew exactly how to handle this

[@sannhetenskalseire8873]

I think she is a single mother

[@reginabillotti]

@@sannhetenskalseire8873 Why is that? There's nothing in this clip that indicates her relationship status.

[@MiszzMiszz]

THE WHOLE WORLD IS PROUD OF YOU EMMA! WHAT AN ANGEL

[@RJ-mj4sh]

MiszzMiszz wow 3.3k likes and no comment

[@Zoofyz]

Ikr this is goddam cute to

[@linez2695]

The Lady On The Phone Was So Calm And Nice ❤️

[@funnythe7th]

MiszzMiszz wow 6.6K likes i never got that likes

[@thefabulousfivelilyblossom1946]

MiszzMiszz u got 7.4K! WOW!

[@ms.rqmanoff1706]

“Mummy fall down da stairs” “And she’s got a baby” “It’s in mummy’s tummy” What an absolute sweetheart.

[@roshnithomas8764]

Bi vh

[@hannahhodge1585]

🥺🥺

[@amirachabbah8952]

No because she was trying not to scare the child

[@ms.rqmanoff1706]

Amira Chabbah What(

[@amirachabbah8952]

@@ms.rqmanoff1706 what

[@subscriberswithvideos-up2wl]

Amazing operator. She calmed the girl down and acted like a mother at the same time

[@TheEtherny]

Eee, the girl seems very calmed from the start, I hope the mom made it out okay cause her little girl doesn't even grasp the gravity of the situation.

[@snickeringtortoise]

TheEtherny Yeah the description says the mom and her baby were both fine

[@greenkitty82]

I thought 3 year old Emma was amazing too. 3 years old and able to communicate very clearly what was wrong to the operator. Super kid there.

[@jostockton.]

Well, yeah, that's how anyone would deal with a toddler, especially a trained professional. Nothing unusual there.

[@eL.N.M.]

Maybe she's a mother herself ❤️

[@littleyellow3500]

It’s hard to imagine that this is a 3 year old toddler, she sounded so mature and calm in a situation like this. And I wasn’t aware a 3 year old could talk so well 😭

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

So did you talk at 3? Most are very articulate .

[@littleyellow3500]

@@eileenmcdonald1599 no I started talking before walking LMFAO

[@saberthecoolest]

Lots of 3 year olds are a lot smarter and more perceptive than we give them credit for! I work with some, and they're really bright kids

[@katiewillison2730]

My oldest girl was very disgruntled when her sister was born, and she couldn't play or anything. So she taught her to speak, spent a couple of hours a day teaching her names of things, Bec was talking in full sentences at 18months!

[@Pokegamer-Gacha]

3 year old me was stealing the ores and learning to open (or climb over) the safety gate to the kitchen

[@lowlikeyou]

the lady on the phone needs a pay raise or something, she handled that extremely well.

[@The_Blog]

Well...thats what they are trained for. To communicate with kids, people in panic and people in shock.

[@zacharywilson9596]

Jay M, well she's just doing her job. All emergency dispatchers are trained to stay calm during 999 calls. It's the same in hospitals/prisons. Everyone remains incredibly calm, even if a man has been brutally stabbed. It's their job.

[@cwest1557]

Zachary Wilson 999 calls? Lol. It may be that where yall are from..im just used to 911 calls

[@kitbina1925]

Jay M Indeed

[@nikki7287]

c west The area in Japan where I live, it's 119 lol

[@normanfgrockwell950]

*"Mommy's going back to sleep now"* you can tell how innocent the child is.

[@JCEditsYT]

1.7k likes im only the second reply?!

[@apotato9581]

1.9k likes and potato is fourth reply

[@claratitrit]

2k and i’m the fifth

[@duck4259]

duck is 6th

[@torymonarchist]

ikkkk thats so cuteeee

[@funkydiner]

*"So how old's the baby?"* *"It's in mommy's tummy"* ❤️❤️❤️😭😭

[@LoseBellyFatNow0]

It's just a clump of cells

[@itsmetwinkerbill]

Omg she ate her baby

[@celinew.9897]

@@itsmetwinkerbill dats a great joke lol

[@mylanyoung]

@@LoseBellyFatNow0 I always find it funny when people talk about fetuses as "just clumps of cells". Dude, we're literally ALL clumps of cells.

[@LoseBellyFatNow0]

@@mylanyoung r/whooosh

[@cheappinoy1053]

the operator was so sweet .. she called the kid "my lovely" "sweetie" "darling"

[@nothingmuch7165]

Moral:Children should be taught how to deal with emergencies And adults should be taught how to deal with children calmly

[@shreyanair5977]

True😂

[@EPSON-HP]

Wise words.

[@coreconsortium3154]

😂👍

[@disha2362]

Correct 😂👍

[@rachanacparmar]

Well said 🙏

[@dearestdrew]

the fact that this toddler immediately knew it was important to tell the operator that her mum was pregnant 🥺🥺 “and she’s got a baby” so smart!

[@extrm161]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aniZlmeKlq-roas Looks like him

[@Adogdoingdogthings]

Such a sweet child

[@vijayavaja291]

did the baby and the mom survive?

[@mashab.234]

@@vijayavaja291 yes, it says so in the description box:)

[@vijayavaja291]

@@mashab.234 I'm relieved :) that's good

[@caslu3554]

for anyone wondering what happened to the mom and her child, the mom is perfectly fine and the baby was born healthy

[@shaeenaqureshi7057]

Its really Nice to hear dt

[@DeniseMalu]

Pfff thank God, I was looking for this.

[@stebram]

Thank you good man

[@rahamaomar5211]

I really needed this comment. Thanks for the update

[@jessicataylor7174]

And the little girl got a bravery award :)

[@kindhearted1]

I got chills listening to this. That precious 3 year old did an amazing job. And that dispatcher spoke in such a tender way when she realized she was talking to a child. Well done. Bless.

[@yampolskie]

3 years old? She's very ahead of her age. What an angel.

[@benhelius4204]

you know, children can act very mature in emergency situations. It's truly amazing how our mind can adopt to situations

[@TYreLL0416]

@Spook That child is smart

[@rafestroyer0094]

Hey it's almost like she traveled back in time to save them.

[@BadaBadger]

Mom and dad taught us to call 911 if anyone’s hurt or in danger, earliest was age 4

[@neorise127]

Year. My little sister is 4 and it's hard to imagine her doing the same thing. Although she can talk and understands other people very well but I think she just wouldn't know what to do in such situation because we didn't teach her that yet.

[@kena6106]

I just love how the woman called her "darling", "sweetie" and lovely, with a calm and soothing voice ❤

[@URFTBOUND4LIFE]

She's trying to keep calm to not frighten the child. She's been trained well.

[@misschocoholic2126]

We need more people like this to be a dispatcher

[@janlakumekaran2972]

its how British ladies normally talk

[@ConstantChaos1]

Thats really important, ive actually developed a specific voice for dealing with my paitents, its like good customer service voice if that makes sense

[@banker1313]

I agree she handled that call so well!

[@kailovesjiminandtaemin3843]

The most alarming thing for head injury is loss of consciousness and this angel understood it as going to sleep . That single line broke me

[@vic_cresss]

Kai loves jimin And taemin So cute and innocent

[@balsamkhalaf5498]

I am sorry but your user name made me laugh

[@unlimitedpower1385]

Yes and no

[@gayisyayxox2379]

Kai loves jimin And taemin The innocence! We MuSt PrOtEcT ThE cHiLd!!

[@kailovesjiminandtaemin3843]

@@balsamkhalaf5498 how?

[@failedjokes5469]

That 3 yo saved her mummy and her sibling that day. God bless her.

[@ShadowAkatora]

"She's going back to sleep now" Me: NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!! **crying**

[@nouraamer9502]

Same 😞💔

[@vvids8945]

"she is going back to sleep now" I think she just fainted- hope she's gud. the kid will be a good big sis :)

[@simpfortaylor5658]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3azcpRme5d4hMU

[@wkepler2020]

Lmao

[@k.raghuramchakravorthy6047]

They're alright now www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-35167933

[@drbob528]

Hats off to the emergency call operator as well for keeping the little girl calm. A remarkable encounter.

[@valyriansteel5985]

How did she know that the girls name is Emma

[@jamesbrocklebank03]

@@valyriansteel5985 The video was edited.

[@katfoster845]

@@valyriansteel5985 The video was edited to remove the address.

[@floreacristian949]

especially when she asked if "mummy" was hurt anywhere except the head to see if the baby was hurt, really subtle

[@atousamas7232]

The call operator is doing her job SO WELL My country can't relate...

[@LeWildSister]

My country is a literall mess we can't handle shit

[@ikrafurzlol9293]

Same

[@davidk7529]

Quit comparing countries, it’s a stupid exercise. Without a similar phone call to compare, it doesn’t make sense to say they’re better than another country.

[@ivanbotello9217]

Amecia shit dude

[@stellakoga8067]

😂 😂 😂 In my country u are on your own 💔

[@Epic11705]

0:35 I love how innocently the toddler reveals her sibling is still in her mother’s belly

[@teppi5119]

That mom is one smart lady teaching her daughter about calling emergency!

[@SMariff1]

purpleintrepid in school, we were taught about emergency services in class during teachers contact time and we were taught on how to call emergency services by the teachers. We also learned our home addresses by heart because it was always in our given yearly organisers (otherwise known as yearly planner) whenever we flipped to the front page it’ll just be there 😂 I still agree that it’s great that her mom taught the little girl on how to call emergency and she even sounded extremely calm! I would have probably been bawling my eyes out if that happened to me and I’m already 19

[@merricat3025]

purpleintrepid it could be the phone line. Cuz when you call nine-one-one they can identify where you're at of your phone.

[@knyxx.kjm72]

Glitter Pig when i was at her age i called police cuz the police's number is the only number i know😅 lucky the policeman is kind enough to forgive me...

[@kaitlynvlogs4062]

We learn it in nursery and school we got a week where we learnt what to do when you call the number 999

[@lovingn2029]

Yeah emergency for white people only

[@kanagajyothip4502]

Can we appreciate the mom? who taught her the awareness to call during emergency😯

[@Mellun-P]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 Genuinely shut up no one said anything about that

[@rovshankomilov241]

@maned wolf with a gmail account Who is jesus btw? And is he related to this?

[@byee5999]

@@rovshankomilov241 Oh sh*t , you need holy water you dont know who is jesus

[@eymed2023]

THIS is why we should teach kids what to do in situations of danger. NOT expose them to actual danger, but train them to call for help and how to comunicate. This could save their lives. It could someone else's life. It could save even save their parents' lives.

[@eymed2023]

@@byee5999 No one is obliged to know who Jesus is. In fact, most devotees don't know who Jesus is (or was). They just think of Jesus as a "perfect god", not an actual human being. You're being extremely disrespectful, not only to other people, but to the person you suposedly follow.

[@bernlin2000]

"She's going back to sleep now" 😭 what a sweet child, I hope everything was okay in the end.

[@Serenity113]

It says in the description box that both mom and the baby were fine.

[@qaisyaexe]

@@Serenity113 that's a relief to hear :)

[@mellowwy6]

The mom almost gave premature labour but they both were alright. There's a follow up video on yt :)

[@number1zonvip]

@@mellowwy6 link please

[@theotheseaeagle]

Both the mum and baby survived. Luckily

[@monicastricker3582]

This is why it's important to talk to your kids appropriately without baby talk.

[@michw3755]

The fact that she even mentioned the baby at all is just incredible, realising that not only mummy but baby could be hurt too, it just staggers me. Watch out mum you've got a smart one there.

[@-maxgomez.1134]

🖤

[@marteumar8429]

It broke my heart and she says ‘it’s in her tummy’ 😭

[@cctproductions6976]

i wouldnt consider that smart

[@jasoninirllife]

That common sense, if someone falls down the stairs they could get hurt

[@ruru1824]

@@jasoninirllife well yeah its common sense, but toddlers have to learn everything we consider obvious. lots of them wouldnt hesitate to launch themselves down the stairs if adults werent watching

[@Lena-eh2tp]

The kid was so calm! Most kids would just freak out and start crying. That kid handled it beautifully, as did the operator

[@lumijasminasmr3583]

I don’t think most kids would have freeked out, actually. Childen can be fearcely calm and intependent, when that is their only way to survive. It is frightening really. All three of them did amazing. ♥️

[@pixeltoxa9284]

I don't think that she have been fully understanding of what's had happened

[@angeljohncano7610]

The kid doesn't know how bad the accident could've been for her mother and sibling. She don't even know her mom fainted instead of sleeping.

[@Ambipie]

Kids don't understand that mommies can die.

[@Lena-eh2tp]

@@pixeltoxa9284 true

[@layanalkalthami5803]

wow I'm not sure who's cuter, the 3-year-old or the dispatcher referring to her as "my lovely". So adorable

[@chooyongming110]

Both

[@TheLondonCyclist]

We can't use those words any more, well men in particular, as most of the women in the U.K. see it as sexual harassment.

[@WeAllLovePineapples]

@@TheLondonCyclist complete nonsense. If women are accusing you of sexual harassment that often, you probably need to take a look at yourself as it has nothing to do with using words like 'my lovely'!

[@MsPinkwolf]

it's a woman reassuring a little child for goodness sake. but yes, if a man I didn't know called me that I would find it a bit creepy.

[@TheLondonCyclist]

@Gunner Storm Yeah. I love it when women call me sweetheart, my love or darling etc. It's just a very warm language us English grew up with but is dying due to immigration and language change and also media and feminism.

[@negative3144]

What a responsible 3 year old. She stayed so calm.

[@pranam94]

So this is how it sounds when two angels are having a conversation.

[@omarkhamis523]

Chad Thundercock don't call yourself Chad you tiny beta soy boi xd

[@omarkhamis523]

Chad Thundercock lol my beard is perfect you soy boi gtfo ;)

[@omarkhamis523]

Chad Thundercock where do you get this beta terms soy boi?

[@dannyk2723]

@@rx9599 the fact that you said eated instead of eat already means you are cancelled.

[@Lottus9]

PIN THIS COMMENT

[@rsxlie9608]

Can we just appreciate the dispatcher? She should get a raise for being so kind

[@drabnail777]

thats just her job lol.

[@ilkemagic7721]

@@drabnail777 okay but shes speaking with child, not grown up and its harder to relax a child from phone

[@rsxlie9608]

@@ilkemagic7721 exactly

[@rsxlie9608]

@@drabnail777 some dispatchers aren't even concerned about kids, and think they're just playing, or they just simply dont care

[@therewill1584]

any decent human being would be kind to a 3 year old whose mom need medical emergency

[@ksl3573]

It took 4 years for KZbin to recommended me some real heroic video.

[@Vanifirst]

5 for me :l

[@deadleaves9991]

😂😂

[@aayushiichawla07]

I'm your 1,200th like

[@ksl3573]

;-; Thx

[@yudhasaputra4943]

and today for me...

[@Lilacediting]

The fact that the 3 year old mentioned she had a baby was quite incredible and she knew it was important that toddler was doing better than me in this situation

[@lucyk.5163]

When she said “she’s going back to sleep” my heart kinda sank. Went straight to the comments to see if anyone knew what happened after... I’m so relieved it had a happy ending!

[@flowerpower7308]

Same here🙏

[@RaveSharrma]

Ditto ❤️

[@dheerajyadav8134]

Same here

[@manimaran6582]

You can see it in discription

[@temparalflux914]

i litrally said "f***ing hel" and now have tears in my eyes

[@seeingdragons4319]

Maaan, they raised that child well. And the dispatcher was amazing. I hope the woman was alright.

[@Silver_Owl]

She and the baby were both fine, don't worry.

[@matthewmitchell3457]

@@Silver_Owl Woohoo! Where'd you find that out?

[@terabaap1775]

@@matthewmitchell3457 it's in the description box

[@Silver_Owl]

@@matthewmitchell3457 It's in the description, and I remember reading some news article about it as well. Everyone was OK in the end, no worries.

[@extrm161]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aniZlmeKlq-roas Looks like him

[@AquaFellDown]

“She’s going back to sleep now.” My heart literally dropped, what a sweet and innocent child 🥺

[@xiaofengxiaofengxiaofengxi4651]

I mean she's not wrong, her mum was obviously coming in and out of consciousness with the head injury

[@barnazadori9227]

Kid does not know the word "faint", but can express herself and make herself understood.

[@absurdist5134]

@@estherbloem2947 No, it literally dropped. Don't you know that literally all language must be read literally?

[@Tenchi707]

They all are until they become teenagers, god they are dumb when they become teenagers

[@SSRZMM2]

Ikr 🥺🥺

[@carenabutler4888]

The child is so smart for her age and so strong. Her mother trained her well how to handle the situation. And the lady over the phone was such a sweetheart you cannot forget about her too.

[@KittyKatt_Luna80s]

This little heroine is now seven, with her younger brother being about four or five now. She was very brave doing that! Well done Emma.

[@cagmznenonemliinsan3579]

Is mummy still alive

[@mynameiseden6127]

@@cagmznenonemliinsan3579 yes she is

[@SnailOink]

Maybe her brother died at birth... you never know

[@KittyKatt_Luna80s]

@@SnailOink No, it was confirmed her brother was fine.

[@leanne3836]

Aw bless her. So brave. 👧Glad mum and baby were saved. ❤️😞

[@roblemaer4834]

“i am already with her” the three-year old girl said. Her grammar is exceptionally superb 👏

[@julieenslow5915]

Robie Maer Gifted. But more importantly - at age three she is still treated with respect, so she is not afraid to approach adults and talk with them. Ignoring children, or teaching them not to talk around adults stifles these gifts.

[@20PINKluvr]

That girls already a brilliant child

[@julieenslow5915]

@What Sheep See You have more control over that than I think you realize. Start listening to your own "self talk". What you say to yourself. Is it encouraging? Is it judgmental? Just listen for a few days or so. Then consider how much better you would feel and think if you started determining your own voice in your self talk. If this seems odd, then take a character you admire out of a book or show, and use the voice of that character to talk to yourself. "Well I certainly could do better on that!" Is so much better than "Blew it again!" Start to take charge of your own life!

[@julieenslow5915]

@What Sheep See You are welcome. Now be kind to yourself! And good luck.

[@terra_the_nightingale135]

Julie Enslow I just came here to see if there were any negative comments and I got life advice and a happy message instead 🥺 thank you for subverting my expectations, you’re a wonderful person and I wish you all well

[@MuhammadAwais-ji3zs]

The phone attendent was highly professional and the way she tones with the baby and taking all information from her so calmly. Just wow

[@zozoruru213]

Yup that's what they're taught😅

[@OracleTheRonin]

shes 3 not a baby

[@OracleTheRonin]

@@zozoruru213 some are awful though, listen to the travis the chimp attack call that dispatcher was an idiot

[@YourAvergeHuman1]

She's definitely a mother herself lol

[@accioyoongi]

@@OracleTheRonin still considered a baby to some, keyword some.

[@haileyhung]

That 3 year old is actually a lifesaver!

[@TheDeadmanwalking83]

"It's in Mummy's tummy." Such a sweet and accurate description.

[@swifter4602]

Hamood Habibi I think his point was that it’s “such a sweet and accurate description” maybe?.. I don’t know🤷‍♂️ just taking a super wild guess...

[@swifter4602]

Hamood Habibi well good thing it’s not your comment then🤯... Who knew the purpose of the comment section was for people to give their personal opinions? Shocking.

[@nicolep2292]

@Hamood Habibi it's because your hamood but not a habibi

[@jonnykhatru]

It does sound very cute! But it is the most common way a child is taught to express pregnancy in the UK. Any British child would say it the same way. I wonder how a child would say it in the US?

[@brownskin_girl6014]

Jonny Khatru I think they would say it’s in her stomach or belly over here in the us. Similar but just a little different

[@marianaamazing1013]

How the woman changed her voice from normal, "How can we help you" To her sweet mom voice its too wholesome

[@is.a.bell.a8700]

I noticed that too 😌

[@statosphereonline2008]

I think Mariana is aware, mate. its self-evident.

[@ugurcabalak2646]

We should teach our children how to call emergency. it is sometimes so vital.

[@sonatashinome4672]

Should teach* 😊

[@ugurcabalak2646]

@@sonatashinome4672 ok, thanks👍

[@vinimooraess]

The problem with that is that children usually dont know what an emergency really is, some children might think having a headache is an emergency, some might think their parents are just sleeping when they get unconscious.

[@randomguy263]

@@vinimooraess Okay, but generally you don't just go to sleep after falling down the stairs and that's exactly the reason OP said TEACH

[@konadesu]

I actually did as a kid, as part of a thing in primary school I got taught how to escape a burning building and then got given a scenario I had report over the phone to the "police". I remember being very nervous because I thought it was the actual police.

[@hungrypanda7]

That is VERY impressive interaction and conversation from a 3 year old!! Such an intelligent little kid! Parents taught him/her well!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@sovkhan4359]

Fortunately the mum was okay and the baby was not harmed in the accident I hope they all live a great life after such an unfortunate situation.

[@sovkhan4359]

@@jaxvanhalen5150 I know Jack Van Dix not everyone saw that.

[@jjonggurt8537]

@@bartosz5345 u want people to die?🧐

[@babiesarefoodnotfriend]

@@bartosz5345 no -

[@Harvi.K]

@@bartosz5345 Tf-

[@cast·iron·skillet·osc]

@@yourmumsy1081 wth-

[@Unearth_real_aired]

I find kids like this so smart cuz they know when something's wrong

[@dandaves9792]

And they also know to use because and not "cuz"

[@sanguis5631]

@@dandaves9792 It's actually a shortcut

[@dandaves9792]

@@sanguis5631 Short cuts are for lazy people though.

[@sanguis5631]

@@dandaves9792 yeah i mean some people dont have like time to write the full word so they prefer to use shortcuts and being lazy has nothing to do with using shortcuts :)

[@dandaves9792]

@@sanguis5631 How the fuck can someone not have the time to write a word properly? I think you're just scraping the barrel for excuses at this point, mate.

[@LeviAckerman-ec8wr]

I love the she changed her voice when she realised who she was talking too

[@narra7867]

its "to" not "too"

[@its_flash6876]

narra do me a favor and stfu

[@AB-lv8jz]

@@its_flash6876 lol

[@asprickman]

Levi what are you doing here?

[@ernyger6776]

Levi I bet you remembered your mother after listening to this but Kenny took good care of u

[@michelelein9094]

I absolutely love how the British handle emergency calls, especially with children. It's a big deal when a pregnant woman falls down stairs, but this lovely emergency worker makes it sound like a tea party with crumpets and jam. I love the 'my darling' and 'my lovely' phrases. No one does this stuff better than the British do. On American calls with a child it's always tense, and sounds like the proverbial "teeth pulling", with the emergency 911 call takers sounding like they've never dealt with a child in their life.

[@Rapidbeatsofficial]

yes, it was very sweet despite the situation being very serious

[@KtotheG]

We have a lot of bad mothers in the States.

[@requiem165]

Ikr

[@Undomaranel]

You're using this one example and choosing to lambaste all US emergency services as troglodytes... fam, this call is the exception no matter where it's from. And the "my lovely, my darling" comments? She was trying to keep the kid calm, it was a tactic! Get out of your biased corner and go find some local childcare workers to appreciate instead of worshipping a singular example and hating on another entire group of people for the sheer audacity of being born American. Racist.

[@michelelein9094]

@Undomaranel No, it's not an exception. I was in the hospital recently, and the DNS was from Britain. She called me 'My Lovely' and 'My Darling', too. I'm allowed to have an opinion and not be labeled a racist. It was simply an innocent comment on the differences in cultures and the way people handle different situations. I've called 911 many times because I have multiple medical issues, and the emergency services operators are always cold and distant. The most they tell me is to stay on the on the phone until the EMTs arrive. Geez, chill!

[@MzCAGOMEA]

what a great dispatcher

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek6578]

MzCAGOMEA Yes, she surely is.

[@sakurawhiterabbit]

Yep, you can notice how she was actually freaking out but stayed very calm for the 3-year-old 😂

[@Anisa03530]

That's an amazing 3 year old as well. ❤

[@Zoe-fi9hk]

Aodaili Tan I don’t think she was freaking out... she deals with emergency calls all the time

[@asmaghars]

Dispatchers in my country don't believe when someone calls for an emergency ..

[@babyblue_22]

I love the way the dispatcher calls her "my lovely", it's just so damn sweet, such an adorable British phrase 🥰

[@TaxingIsThieving]

🤢

[@3k1415]

@@TaxingIsThieving ☺️

[@rottedpotato645]

@@TaxingIsThieving is it because its british? go away

[@allanv.2496]

@@TaxingIsThieving disgrace to the INTP community

[@chainbreaker2362]

It’s crazy how people can get offended by just one emoji..

[@anugrahshrestha8208]

She's saving her mother and unborn siblings life at the age of 3. I can't even remember what I was doing at that age.

[@andro1096]

i was prob sticking legos up my nose at that age

[@tatertots111]

Apparently my mom said I tried suffocating my little sister with a pillow when I was 3..... so yea😶

[@milster08]

Idk, watching swashbuckle in my purple hammock, I guess.

[@cherrythecherry05]

at the age of 3 i was walking against literally everything •_•

[@ma-ju3mg]

idk sticking my tongue in the socket

[@leelee7731]

This child is of great value. Useful in an emergency. Most people are horrible in an emergency. Worthless, adult and child. This one is a little queen. This one doesn’t panic, is clear, concise, clear decision making. A real gem!. I made a similar call at age 4. An explosion, mom thrown a long distance, burned, unconscious, i threw water on mom and put her out with a blanket. Then I had to get a coin from the car and run to a pay phone. . I told them our location. This girl did it at age 3. Wow

[@unexpected2324]

“She’s going to sleep now” Man that made my heart shake.

[@DankDope]

UnexpEcted Puss puss

[@superfurryfox1]

Man I got to stop watching stuff like this while high, that was horrifying

[@itsjoeycaleb]

The bio says they are alive and well!

[@itsjoeycaleb]

But same though oof the air was knocked out of me.

[@CeruleanDreamer]

My heart sank

[@Cookingwithmisba05]

*"Did mummy and baby fall down the stairs at the same time?"* *Kid :- "yeah"* *and she was absolutely correct..*

[@JastwatchingYT]

*mom falls down the stairs* *child imitates her*

[@chessvibes3182]

@@JastwatchingYT Dude wtf😂😂😂

[@reellezahl]

that's because the lady already knew that that was a possibility and wanted to communicate it to the kid in terms she would understand.

[@zoeredadams]

@@reellezahl I think the assumption was the mum was carrying the baby when she fell

[@user-oi5wm1od2k]

What was she gona say mum fell first then her belly fell after..

[@erinhewings1796]

When she said “shes going back to sleep now” i lost it☹️😓

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek6578]

Erin Hewings Me too. It's dangerous to sleep after a head injury.

[@ARizk23]

That’s right. She’s innocent at all😢

[@yeanz8890]

it means fainted

[@anisshaufa7032]

I cried when I heard that part.. 😢

[@user-mk000]

Same she doesn't know mum is hurt.

[@Am1na.09]

What an inteligent kid!! 3 years old, and knows the number for emergency calls and speaks so well. She is only 3 years old but knew already what to do. They way she stayed calm and everything, makes me happy

[@Trond_Bratvold]

"shes going back to sleep now" That made me cry

[@kAASHIK]

Oh my dear child.

[@ridznova5423]

Hope ahe and her baby ok

[@BlyatifulButter]

Ridz Nova Yes, she and her baby is okay because it’s mentioned in the description of this video, so don’t worry

[@riorio3015]

@SomeFurryGuy it means the mum fainted but the lil girl thinks she's sleeping that's why it's touchy ...

[@melissaneko25]

Random Videos_YT she was unconscious she was not dead

[@hasanime1628]

Wow. The "She's going back to sleep now" hit me hard.

[@doublenaut443]

HAS Anime why

[@jiminseyesmilexmultikpopfa3270]

Stingray Gamez because it means the mother is going unconscious which is dangerous. It can also means that she hits her head.

[@thedankymemer8106]

Yea, that hit me like 2018. :| Sorry for that horrible joke.

[@yugiplayss]

Same :( I hope she’s fine now..

[@dianalololol]

@@yugiplayss She is, you can read the description

[@cakeboss7722]

"so how's old the baby?" "it's in mummy's tummy" that is so cute 😍😭

[@FM-to3gy]

Ow it's in mummy's THummy

[@juanbaritasilaban8201]

Its scary

[@roseified9297]

aside from potential miscarriage yeah i guess

[@arieskaoptasari]

It's scary actually

[@mrsodacrisp3114]

Arieska Opta Sari yes becus, why she eat baby?

[@iloveanime5462]

"She's going to sleep now" That girl really knows how to communicate

[@megandeng25]

According to my searching, the mother was able to safely deliver her baby! She was okay, apart from a concussion, and baby is healthy.

[@fachri_EP]

Thank god...

[@Ducks..]

cool :D

[@ncttotheworld127]

how did u search it

[@Ducks..]

@@ncttotheworld127 its a news from the google, mostly like BBC or etc. :)

[@megandeng25]

@@ncttotheworld127 I saw in the bottom left that it was from BBC radio, so I searched "BBC Radio 3 year old emergency call update," and it was the first result!

[@kcmn0089]

Wow that is one smart kid. I fell unconscious once while I was looking after my 5 year old nephew and 2 year old niece. My nephew didn't even realize I was unconscious.

[@SuperLuckyLad]

+john 321 .....didn't come round with a badly drawn Tiger face painting did you?

[@kcmn0089]

+SuperLuckyLad Not exactly, although when I regained consciousness I realized my nephew had used my body as a parking lot for his miniature cars.

[@whatever96]

john 321 Omg that's hilariously awful 🤣🤣🤣

[@elielelwy]

Sorry for laughing but this has got to be the funniest comment on here! 😂

[@kookoom2093]

😂😂

[@Ram-lu1wn]

My heart melted when she said “baby is in mummy’s tummy”

[@lisanewzealand]

They died...later

[@heyjude6680]

WHAT THE MUM AND THE BABY DIED?? NOOO :(

[@lisanewzealand]

@@heyjude6680 ...thats so sad Here im buying a beat kzbin.infoGohcHLBrJwM?feature=share

[@Kpop-dj8ij]

@@heyjude6680 no no read the description the babyboy and the mommy are fine she also said how proud she was of her daughter. This stupid dude is lying

[@Kpop-dj8ij]

@@lisanewzealand stop saying stupid things and stop trying to promote your stupid content.

[@Evergreen_nih]

How's the baby? "It's in mummy's tummy". What a smart 3 years old.

[@JJF2006]

That paramedic deserves a standing ovation. The gentleness of here tone and the fact she uses simple words and is constantly comforting the child is incredible.

[@pugh.joseph]

She wasn't a paramedic btw: all the lady does is answers the phone and passes on the appropriate information to the relative department.

[@JJF2006]

@@pugh.joseph oh okay still she was very good at her job

[@pugh.joseph]

@@JJF2006 yh, agree on that

[@leeavers5984]

@@pugh.joseph the 911 callers can tell people what to do though. It really doesn't matter, it's a hard job. Listening on the phone to all the other crazy stuff too. Watch the movie the Caller.

[@pugh.joseph]

@@leeavers5984 yh, I agree it is a hard job and they have to know how to administer first aid instructions on the phone and stuff so yh.

[@honestcomments6060]

I want to hug that little angel and the other angel on the other side of the phone. God Bless!

[@regretcore]

Honest Comments 3k likes for 3 days t f?

[@honestcomments6060]

I am surprised myself as well. Im glad people recognize how honest i really am :)

[@regretcore]

Honest Comments lol

[@roshniputhiyarambath5347]

So true.

[@AB-J]

Honest Comments Y the hell would u do that

[@peterjoshuva1521]

Don't get panicked when situations goes wrong that little girl sounds calm and more over clear minded

[@zubairzubbu]

Yes, the girl is in that particular situation is with Plesence and Presence of mind. Children didn't think about what if anything negative happens or something will gone wrong ....they just deal with it....

[@albinbaiju8956]

That's mainly because she was too young to even know how seriously dangerous this incident was...she might have been doing what her mommy told her at the moment...but fortunately everything turned out to be good...in the description it says the mother and the baby was saved.

[@blkbbw8295]

She’s too small to know the gravity of the situation. She probably has never witness something die before so of course she thought her mother was just going back to sleep 😣. Also, out of the *Fight, Flight or Freeze response* . Seeming calm when you’re actually in *shock & disassociating* is part of the *Freeze* response.

[@moneyoverbitches7868]

@@blkbbw8295 but her mom is not die thanks to her

[@foreskinmcfat-nutsjr]

Peter Joshuva duh it’s a child

[@aguasadonas8346]

this 3 year old is pretty smart to be able to talk with the operator

[@stumpy1012]

This is such a brilliant child.. I hope everyone is alright.

[@KelloggsFoods]

Yes the mom and the new baby are fine

[@KelloggsFoods]

Description says it

[@incert_nice_name]

Yeah they are fine, the 3 year even old got a bravery award

[@allahm-ast3mnlywlatstbdlny164]

Mashallah tbark Allah alhamudillah inshallah better astgfrallah than

[@violet11124]

ok thank the universe that the mother and baby are both ok

[@Hurileno]

That child is Brave and Smart!

[@twanabaiz9516]

+Starvin Marvin how do you now this this kid is white and how do you now if there are black kid both child and and mom dead

[@twanabaiz9516]

Starvin Marvin Your previous comment not make any sense

[@kristaj428]

+Starvin Marvin so were you born an ass or did it develop over time.

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek6578]

Starvin Marvin *That should not happen regardless of race*

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek6578]

georgina cat maybe Starvin Marvin IS starving and it affects his cognitive function. I actually get brain fog if I skip a meal. (I skip meals when I have a migraine)

[@__-xh3uw]

*_Trust in humanity restored_*

[@svetlanikolova7673]

Not really! One in a million ! Still a rarity to be normal and have a heart brain and feelings in the same time! Most are lacking in one department or another

[@__-xh3uw]

@@svetlanikolova7673 umm at least one in a million is better than none in a million ;)

[@svetlanikolova7673]

@@__-xh3uw That is also true

[@__-xh3uw]

@@svetlanikolova7673 :D

[@__-xh3uw]

@@svetlanikolova7673 btw don't Russians have their name ending with -ova?

[@wondery6693]

As a former dispatcher for 911 this women was excellent. Two sweet kind voices in this video. I hope mommy was OK too.