OB-GYN Rates 10 Pregnancy Scenes In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider

[@daaje_o]

It makes sense for Wanda's Birth to be unreal because her whole pregnancy is sped up by her reality altering powers

[@KeyDash753]

Also that episode is set in the 70s. Nobody breathes like that anymore, but I remember my mom telling she (and most folks) did back then.

[@yuki_eerhs4591]

She is also making it all up cus depressive mind reality.

[@marymohr2799]

I imagine Wanda wouldn't want herself to experience much pain, and for the labor and delivery to be rather short, as ***spoiler*** she is the one controlling the hex.

[@Xenpen6]

True qnd i mean its wanda ha

[@avalasialove]

True, but I still enjoyed hearing an expert’s opinion. I really learned a lot from this video.

[@blissfullycat02]

To be fair to WandaVision, they were spoofing shows from the 70s and 80s that would often show a clearly 3+ month old baby basically spotless after birth lol

[@uprisingsun9105]

Yep, same with the whole lying down flat and breathing weird. It's was just the way things were sometimes done, especially in movies, back then

[@Xenpen6]

True and i mean come onn its wandavision ever heard off a marvek project that is realistic ha. And wanda' pregnant wasnt mean to be normal

[@peep6017]

Yeah, also they are just normal people in the 70s/80s which they probably believed you were supposed to “hee hee hoo hoo”

[@StillJustDreaming]

@@peep6017 Wasn't that part of how they said to do Lamaze back then?

[@nuisanceis_french_4918]

My mom's water broke, for all three of me and my siblings, in stores... when she had me she went into panic mode but after me, for both of my siblings, she kept shopping

[@neptuneisreal]

Lmao

[@pr.yanshi]

So what does it tell us about your mother She shops a lot🤔 Jk

[@nuisanceis_french_4918]

@@pr.yanshi she was trying to get stuff for her cravings lmao

[@BettyAlexandriaPride]

@@nuisanceis_french_4918 Aww getting food for cravings is kind of cute. My mom was eating strawberry ice cream in the middle of a blizzard when her water broke with me.

[@nuisanceis_french_4918]

@@BettyAlexandriaPride that's adorable!

[@hannahhester8376]

Hey, Bella's really isn't supposed to be realistic. She got pregnant, went through an entire pregnancy, and birth, in a month.

[@Mobsy1905]

The Same As Wanda’s In WandaVision. Because It’s Set In A Sitcom Universe. They’re Mimicking That Kinda Thing. Considering That That Episode Takes Place As A 70s Sitcom, I Don’t Think They’d Be The Most Accurate With Any Sort Of Birth Scene.

[@fleas_lefthand]

@@Mobsy1905 Why Are You Starting Every Word With A Capital

[@johnpotts8308]

Maybe she's attended several vampire births so she can tell how realistic it is!

[@avalasialove]

Yeah, but I still enjoyed hearing her insight. I’ve always been curious about the subjects covered in this video.

[@Ganychan]

It SHOULD have been more realistic, even in a fantasy universe. What a pile of crap. Super traumatic for young audiences and perpetuates the image of the suffering martyr woman during birth that comes from christianity. Also the doctor talked about the nausea and the blood being realistic, she didn't criticize the vampire stuff seriously.

[@jalabi99]

Fun fact: although he wasn't an ob-gyn, Ken Jeong (the doctor in _Knocked Up_ ) was a medical doctor before he got into acting.

[@layla4294]

I thought everyone knew that

[@aiyacharlene]

​@@layla4294 ken jeong has done one of these explaining videos himself lol, i think he did it for wired tho.

[@rachelhignett9473]

He still keeps a licence as far as I am aware. He is still legal to practice medicine AFAIK. I think he's a general practitioner.

[@carolehirsch7315]

@@rachelhignett9473came to ask that! Thank you, hero-who-(maybe)doesn’t-wear-a-cape!

[@bracha2u786]

Re: the "hee-hee-hoo" breathing, I was a Labor & Delivery nurse in the '80s (before this doctor was born, no doubt!). That was a legitimate breathing technique we used when labor was progressing too quickly. The patient had the urge to push but the cervix wasn't fully dilated. She might have injured herself if she pushed too soon. We also used it when the Mom was ready to deliver and her obstetrician wasn't there yet! It makes the doctor look bad if they miss the birth. LOL. I use this breathing technique still today. When I have a strong urge to urinate and can't get to a bathroom. It relaxes the muscles of the pelvis and the urge to push passes for a short time. This trick has saved me from embarrassing accidents many times.🙄

[@snazzypazzy]

That's very interesting!

[@bbbeyal2403]

You guys didn’t do the birth scene from A Quiet Place?!

[@justalittlebitmo]

I was thinking the same thing!!!

[@_Darkskullet]

And pieces of a woman

[@lauras5359]

@Allison Hunter agreed. And I can also see the mother worrying about how to keep the newborn silent because they can be really noisy

[@rchow8051]

My friend group and I watched that movie together and we all were eating pizza during that scene…. Bad decision

[@savagecabbage7781]

I would have been safe. I didn't make a sound the whole time. I apologized for all the noise afterwards and they looked at me like I was mad because I was silent. I was screaming in my head.

[@hanifnada17]

I expect Quinn's pregancy from Glee. Her deliver scene with Bohemian Rhapsody in the background is iconic.

[@bellaknightR597]

Yeah who else could possibly give birth while simultaneously singing the backing vocals for Bohemian Rapsody

[@yomnaali3964]

I was expecting so too

[@Ganychan]

My personal opinion is the screaming is funny with the song, but unrealistic as the doctor would most likely tell her to put that energy into pushing, and contractions can be so intense it renders you silent.

[@naomicarmen2405]

i mean wandas pregnancy wasnt exactly a realistic thing in general...

[@Xenpen6]

I meannn she got pregnant, and gave birth in onltmy 5 days or so. And its marvel marvek has ✨magic✨😌

[@KoiKat_]

A vampire pregnancy, unrealistic? Say it ain't so!

[@charliep123]

Same with a superhero one created by telekinetic power.

[@jibekmechler139]

“The fact that a vampire is doing a C-section with his teeth? That’s concerning.” Y’think? Lol

[@violetedge83]

In my 1st trimester, I couldn't stand the smell of meat. It all smelled spoiled. By my 3rd trimester I was scarfing down red meat. My baby is a vegetarian 😂😂😂

[@dlg.studios5649]

Haha!

[@KatyPlusOne]

I went off bread. It smelled... mouldy or yeasty... and my son's favourite food is now toast.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

LOL wow.

[@schrutefarmzz7950]

You might have had iron deficiency hence red meat cravings

[@laurao3274]

My first pregnancy, I couldn't stand the smell of most meat. Except sometimes I'd be all about bacon, which I found odd, since prior to that pregnancy, I didn't like bacon at all. Now the second time around, it's certain produce, like mushrooms. I normally love mushrooms, but now they make me want to barf.

[@natro42]

You missed the most accurate portrayal of birth ever captured on film. Monty Pyrhon - The miracle of birth.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

Ping!

[@keyman6689]

Would you get that, Deirdre?

[@nahuel]

Kudos to this doctor who had to do magic to render the stupid videos they showed her useful. A VAMPIRE BIRTH? Really?

[@constancemiller3753]

The 1/10? She's kind. 👏

[@Billybloop]

Fetal heart rate can drop when a woman is giving birth on her back and sometimes it will go back to normal when she changes positions. This should always be tried before a c section. Fetal heart rate can also drop slightly during contractions and this can be normal.

[@kittothekat427]

So true!

[@nicolefrey4322]

Yea I think she should have clarified that sustained fetal bradycardia (after trying position changes and after the contract resolves) is an indication for c section!

[@AndreaWitt745]

When I was in labor with my 2nd daughter I was at a teaching hospital and an intern gave me my epidural. I passed out in the middle of it, they had to give me epinephrine to get me back. My bp dropped, and my baby's heartbeat dropped a ton for a minute. Heartbeats can drop for a lot of different reasons. Luckily, it all worked out and she was born happy and healthy.

[@GoodPersonTestWebsite]

Yup. They were panicking about the heartbeat during my second birth but in reality baby was on her way out! Regular heart monitoring really hinders birth more than it helps in most cases.

[@saschamayer4050]

Interesting?

[@bbbrly9159]

My mom went for a check up and she was eight centimeters dilated. She drove herself to the hospital and her water broke at registration. I was born twenty-seven minutes later.

[@diamondstuddedpunchingbag4718]

That pregnancy scene in Friends is the most accurate scene I've ever seen on TV...how she gives birth is exactly how it was for me. Its a great example

[@Jackferrett6781]

I highly doubt that’s how it went. Movies and TV shows get so many things wrong about pregnancy

[@diamondstuddedpunchingbag4718]

@@Jackferrett6781 I've had 2 kids (with more on the way) and I can tell you that scene is pretty realistic. (also, my mom had 9 natural births and said the same thing.)

[@Jackferrett6781]

@@diamondstuddedpunchingbag4718 your mum had 9 births. Jesus Christ

[@diamondstuddedpunchingbag4718]

@@Jackferrett6781 all natural too...😬...insane!! But she and my dad are awesome too!!

[@BubbaYoshi117]

And you just reminded me of one of my favorite moments from Friends: "Mmmmm-MPH! That was a big one!"

[@OriginalPiMan]

If Junior has a more realistic pregnancy scene than your movie, you're doing something terribly wrong.

[@shenanitims4006]

“When you have a set birth plan, you have to be flexible...” Just consider it a trial run in parenting. “I want you to do this... but you’re doing that. Alright, lemme show you how to do it without getting hurt.”

[@Tara-id3rk]

Well explained. And completely accurate.

[@Tara-id3rk]

Things never go as you plan for them

[@jennyh4025]

My birthplan was actually quite perfectly executed by the midwife in the hospital: no doctor or medical intervention unless really needed, move around freely and try the tub, if I feel like it. I only saw the doctor for the stitches, gave birth in the tub and had no more than local anesthesia for the stitches.

[@laurao3274]

When I was pregnant with my first, I decided not to have a birth plan. I had read far too many comments online from women who had been extremely disappointed with their birth experience, because they had had something go off plan during the birth. Some of them were mourning their failed plan still many years later. So I decided that my birth plan would be: "Preferably a vaginal delivery. Baby survives. I survive. Everything else, we'll roll with the punches." Guess what? Successful birth plan.

[@jessicanoneyah9938]

They should have used a clip from Call the Midwife. Fantastic show.

[@elliecampbellzz5668]

yes 👏🏻 i love call the midwife

[@charliep123]

Mama Doctor Jones, another OB/GYN on KZbin has done a couple videos on Call the Midwife.

[@petalchild]

Yes!!

[@thathollyjorge]

Fun fact; because Call the Midwife is a BBC production, the child labour laws are different in the UK to those in the US so this is why you often see "newborns" in this show more accurate to size as apose to babies in American tv because they aren't allowed to use infants younger than 3 months. (Found this out a few years ago, so some things may have changed)

[@the_real_rascal]

My water broke at home in the middle of the night. I thought I just peed myself until a contraction hit and it became obvious. I collected my things and drove myself to the hospital at 2am. It was a crazy.

[@emmac329]

Same! My water broke at 2am 😅 I remember asking the OBGYN about it and his response was the same “the majority of woman don’t experience it” 😂

[@the_real_rascal]

@@emmac329 so I get to the hospital and I'm checking into the er. They ask why I'm they're since I look fine and I tell them my water broke able 2 hours prior. They turned ghost white and out of nowhere there's a wheelchair and a nurse from L&D. It didn't hit me that my son was actively on his way until I asked how long they were going to keep me for observation. My nurse laughed and said, "honey, we are going to 'observe' you until well after you have this baby". Labor can do funny things to you😂🤷‍♀️

[@Wendifur_]

My sister had the same thing. In the middle of the night, she thought she peed. Went to work the next day, thinking nothing of it until the contractions hit. She didn't even make it out of the ambulance, had her baby in it at the hospital parking lot lol

[@linasayshush]

Same happened with my mom. She got up to pee and the pee never ended, then she started having contractions.

[@damionlee7658]

Not a movie, but would like to see a follow up to this including the BBC drama "Call The Midwife". They use animatronic babies for the new borns to allow for "Added realism" during the birthing scenes.

[@arielleadonai]

I think Mamma Doctor Jones has a video on that

[@charliep123]

Not all of them are movies. Jane the Virgin, Wandavision, and Scrubs are TV shows. And yes Mama Doctor Jones has done a couple videos on Call the Midwife. She’s great.

[@charmax88]

They partner with a nearby hospital and use real newborn babies..

[@damionlee7658]

@@charmax88 in general, yes they use real babies, but for a number of the births they made use of animatronic babies (plus some CGI) to allow for more realistic scenes. Baby Kirk from season 8, for example.

[@sleepcity08]

I was a vegetarian before pregnancy. During pregnancy all I wanted was meat. Made myself a rack of baby back ribs for Mother’s Day lmfao 🥴😹

[@AndreaWitt745]

Lol it's so crazy how your taste in food changes. I could not handle pizza when I was pregnant with one of my daughters. I got sick the first few times I tried to eat it while pregnant with her, and then just surrendered and stopped trying. I still don't care for pizza though, except maybe once or twice a year.

[@crowtservo]

My wife made me eat a vegetable during her pregnancy last year.

[@songpoetry1]

@@AndreaWitt745 I had the opposite happen with chicken nuggets. I grew out of enjoying them sometime during my childhood and then suddenly started loving them again when I got pregnant. I started eating a lot of crap that I used to dislike before and still haven't quite recovered my healthier tastes eight months postpartum.

[@FoxNimbus]

Baby said: WE'RE CARNIVORES MOM. ;)

[@Lina_al_j]

Relatable! I was not a vegetarian but more or less pescatarian with very a occasional chicken breast meal. in my pregnancy I wanted to eat lamb chops, lamb kebab and minced beef.

[@thebook3481]

Yeah every time a baby is “born” in a movie or in a series I say, “it’s a boy/girl…here’s your two year old baby.” Yeah they generally don’t use brand new born babies in movies or in series because they are well new borns and those scenes can take hours to days to get it right so generally if a smaller baby is needed they will use a doll or just use an older baby if it’s not that desperate or realistic needing.

[@tobiassun3492]

The reason why the baby was so big is because using a newborn is illegal (so i have heard)

[@AndreaWitt745]

It's not really unrealistic though. My first born was 9lbs and 21-1/2 inches long. My 4th daughter was 11lbs and 20 inches long, and was obviously born via cesarian. My two in between were "normal" sizes. It's crazy how much it can vary.

[@justanotheronlineobserver3387]

Amd hard I assume since newborn actors are in hospitals

[@snazzypazzy]

@@justanotheronlineobserver3387 Well, most newborns that are healthy are good to go home on the first day or so. They stay pretty tiny for the first weeks. I imagine many parents are far to focussed on getting used to their new life to be interested in doing this kind of work.

[@jenniferbond7073]

@@AndreaWitt745 11 pounds!?! Omg, ouchie!

[@noinwonttell4977]

(Me tries to sleep ) KZbin: how about if movies are accurate in birth

[@pokefan213]

I mean why did anyone expect Wanda's birth to be considered even remotely normal normal people don't have universe-altering abilities that can speed up their pregnancy from 9 months to 3 days.

[@lynxaway]

It’s very possible that she just hasn’t seen wandavision? Lmao

[@jandm4ever716]

Also it was a parody of 70s tv shows where women give birth to a 3 month old perfectly clean baby

[@justalittlebitmo]

I love that a mom with multiple kids could just sneeze a baby out! 😂❤️👏

[@GuziF]

As a man who has never given birth, and will never be able to. This seems realistic.

[@jwrightgardening]

Prenatal vitamins are absolutely huge and not at all regular vitamin size. I cannot swallow them. So glad there are gummy ones now.

[@BoomHelloItsMe]

And they taste horrible! They make me gag lol. I need to find some gummy ones

[@BrightElk]

Mine were chewable. Thanks to hyperemesis though I vomited every time I took them. Life hates me. Lucky my pregnancy is still healthy and my baby has a perfectly developed spine.

[@justinenicole3926]

I use prenate mini. Nice and small no horse pills for me lol

[@BlackAbe007]

Let’s see Satan review the “Devils Advocate”...

[@user-yg6ki7ou2y]

LMFAAAOOO

[@Xenpen6]

Or the devil reacting to lucifer

[@WickedPhase]

The Devil wears Prada would be a fun one!

[@purfl6683]

Genius

[@Ceares]

Rosemary's Baby, The Omen trilogy, except he's pretty much a deadbeat dad in all of those and owes at the very least 18 years of back child support so he'd probably stay away.

[@ben_chao]

Should be ob-gyn not obg-yn because gyn is gynecology

[@BettyAlexandriaPride]

Talk about a typo, lol.

[@oliviaandani7295]

Yes. Was looking for this comment.

[@M0istBread]

The fact she said you have time I legit panicked because I almost didn't make it to the hospital lmao

[@lauren8407]

I’m on baby number 4 and the realest birth scene I’ve seen is in Quiet Place. Emily Blunt was amazing and it was so accurate

[@phoebetonkin8020]

It was accurate for giving birth in a non hospital environment. In the hospital you have the epidural which is why most women don’t scream like they do in movies

[@whatsup968]

Having given birth four times, my mum hates the fact that doctors will often have mothers giving birth on their backs. It frustrates her so much bc it's not efficient and seems to be more for the sake of the doctor than the person who is actually giving birth! I was also watching a French film, forgot the name, where everything in society regarding gender roles was switched, and they had a scene where a woman gave birth completely upright. It was really interesting

[@jennyh4025]

I gave birth in Germany and in most hospitals here no one wants a woman to be on her back, unless she needs a rest after hours of labour or has a c-section. The delivery rooms have clothes hanging from the ceiling, there are balls and small stools to sit on, tubs to give birth in, the beds are really big and the only time I have seen stirrups was when they screwed some onto the bed to give me stitches. By the way I was naked (unthinkable for many people in the USA), because it’s called labour for a reason and the rooms were pretty well heated (I think about 26-28°C). Your mum would probably love my experience.

[@KD-ou2np]

@@jennyh4025 that sounds a little odd to me from an American perspective but so much more freeing and respectful of the womans needs and acknowledging it as a natural process and not a medical procedure.

[@jennyh4025]

@@KD-ou2np according to my midwives and pretty much all experts I‘ve heard, giving birth vaginally on your back is the worst possible way. You’re actually working against everything evolution developed for human births and gravity. Just think about the fact that a part of the lower back „pops out“ while giving birth. Do you really want this to happen, while you are on your back? It’s to make the whole process easier, if you are on your back, you put a lot of pressure on it and hinder the process.

[@KD-ou2np]

@@jennyh4025 i hate how sexism has pervaded medical science... so much suffering caused to women all for the egos of arrogant ppl who thought they knew better than real biology and history. I once read journal by a 1800s naturalist who described indigenous women of the place he was visiting as more "animalistic" when giving birth, whereas the women of his culture were more "civilized" in his eyes. But of course they were likely just forced by sexist cultural norms of the time about being quiet and proper at all times to restrict themselves even during birth.

[@jennyh4025]

@@KD-ou2np sexism and the belief that pregnancy and birth is not a natural thing, but a medical condition.

[@Southernswag8283]

I’m so glad I’m not a girl. I know getting kicked in the testicles hurts a lot, but pregnancy pains seem to last longer, then you have to get stitches, can’t have sex for a certain period of time and some other stuff. It’s safe to say all woman are real Super Hero’s👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@Ganychan]

Not everybody gets stitches but you're right overall. Also labor pain makes your whole body seize up.

[@forgetfulstranger]

I'm glad I'm a girl, can't wait to have a baby one day.

[@Xandra1076]

"Seem to last longer" made me chuckle. My mom was in labor with me for 25 hours, and that's not even close to a record for childbirth. 38 years later, she still won't let me forget it, and I can't even remember it!

[@stephaniecolclough5569]

Bar people who have had an invasive medical procedure surrounding birth or pregnancy, in which the patient may be advised to rest; you have as much sex as you wish during pregnancy and as soon as you feel like afterwards. You are not banned from having sex, many people find it uncomfortable, but there is no ‘can’t’ involved.

[@petalchild]

@@stephaniecolclough5569 uh, that's not really true. It's an extremely bad idea to start have sex right after giving birth. You risk causing further injury (not to mention pain) if you don't pet everything heal fully.

[@BushteaWoman]

“It’s really not traumatic...” tell that to Black women denied advocacy and sometimes literally allowed to die in childbirth bc doctors don’t believe they are in pain or are hemmorraging... in the USA. Black women’s mortality rates in USA are third world.

[@madeline8439]

absolutely but as someone studying to be an obgyn she just meant it as a comforting thing to those worried about the basic, textbook process/procedure of delivering a baby (without risk factors and such ie genetics or a bad doctor). i do think it would’ve been nice if she touched on that, but i’m sure moms-to-be watching this are already worried enough about their delivery

[@BushteaWoman]

@@madeline8439 appreciate that clarification. 🙏🏾

[@BrightElk]

Context kind of matters… In this context your example doesn’t really apply… Of course if it was a scene of a black woman not being believed and she said that isn’t traumatic than yes… but your comment is a little off topic…

[@Xandra1076]

Right? I've never had a child, never wanted to, never will, but I've heard way too many horror stories to think of birth as anything but traumatic.

[@becky.d]

Is that still happening today?

[@TheDanaYiShow]

Knew it was going to be a good one when the hook was WandaVision, love her explanations and ratings, great video!

[@littlekitsune1]

I was hoping for the Children of Men scene, for some insight into how a birth seems portrayed when the mom is in less than ideal conditions. Woulda been cool!

[@charlieshay1777]

Regarding the breathing technique used in WandaVision: I’ve seen many birth vlogs and of all of them, I’ve seen one person do that. Also, in the show Monica (Wanda’s friend who was helping her), isn’t trained and that breathing pattern is quite a common stereotype so it’s an honest mistake that she would tell her to do that.

[@OriginalPiMan]

A fiction book I've got by my bed tells me that the Hee Hee Hoo breathing is an element of something called the Lamaze technique. Wikipedia tells me that this technique (the thing as a whole, not just the breathing) is not considered best practice by most doctors today.

[@Ganychan]

Yeah it's best to let the contraction do its job and breathe fully and slowly, or like through a straw, to help the contraction, relax other parts of your body and not make yourself panic.

[@gracytoy-schultz1952]

I was yelling at everyone (my father,my grandmother, and my husband) to get out when I was pushing out my first born son

[@jennyh4025]

Why were they all there? I was alone with my husband, a midwife and an apprentice midwife. I wouldn’t have wanted anyone else with me in the first place.

[@mexicangyrl24]

My birth plan for both my pregnancy was go to hospital and have baby 😂😂

[@VanHalenDrummer]

My fiancé and I are expecting our first child in the next couple of weeks! This video couldn’t have come at a better time.❤️

[@yunyun3609]

congratulations! i hope your child will be healthy ❤️

[@teagangrace3316]

congrats and good luck!

[@VanHalenDrummer]

@@rediyarahul7054 thank you!😁

[@VanHalenDrummer]

@@yunyun3609 thank you so much!🥲

[@VanHalenDrummer]

@@teagangrace3316 thank you!☺️

[@heikanaomi4426]

I screamed my head off with both kids. No meds makes a difference. Worth it, but yes, it's that dramatic with no pain meds.

[@agirlisnoone5953]

For SOME it's that dramatic with or without pain meds. Not all. Stop scaring the kids

[@glowingforthe1654]

With the heartbeats. I remember when i was my small and my sister had her first child, i was laying my head by the baby cuz i was listening to her sleep and i got so scared cuz i was like " whys her heart beating so fast!! Shes having an attack!! Call 911!!!" And she just laughed and honestly looking back it must have been so funny

[@rhyanashah128]

No Pieces of a Woman but 2 births that are literally supernatural and happen within a month (Twiglight and WandaVision)? Completely shocked

[@jessicagibson7051]

Pieces of a woman was so graphically accurate that you could have easily thought the actress was actually giving birth if you didn’t know it was a movie.

[@lvmln7843]

I think that sometimes absurd scenes can be a good base for education, like if something is absurd you have many myths or just super unrealistic situations to debunk in one short video haha

[@BickyToya]

mom of 4 here and 3 out of the 4 times my water broke first before labor started...thankfully I was at home all 3 times!

[@jackaylward-williams9064]

The bit about which muscles push the baby out reminds me of the pre natal class scene from Psychoville where one of the expectant fathers asks Dawn French’s character why there’s a fishing net next to the birthing pool and her explanation is that “a baby isn’t the only thing that will be pushed out.”

[@NintendoNerdKim]

What a great video! She did an awesome job!!! Maybe next time Mama Doctor Jones will get invited too!!

[@mama2meditate375]

Love MDJ ❤️❤️

[@starkiepantz4463]

Was hoping someone could send this to her so we can get her take.

[@NintendoNerdKim]

@@starkiepantz4463 I agree! Someone should send this to her!

[@veganfurretfanatic]

I loved ramen noodles in tomato soup, and bowls and bowls of progresso garden veggie soup with a loaf of bread with vegan butter... lots and lots

[@MsAnimelove2102]

Actually sounds like not a bad idea...

[@ryanfernandes4255]

Do a video in which a Judge Advocate General Corp (JAG Corp) lawyer n movies & tv shows like JAG, A Few Goodmen, Rules Of Engagement, Men Of Honour, etc.

[@oliviamierzjewski3200]

In the second clip when she was talking about the average size of a baby made me think when I was born I was 8 pounds in 8 ounces almost 9 pounds and was 22 1/2 inches long.....

[@BettyAlexandriaPride]

Oh wow, I was wondering why the likes were so low. This just came out.

[@bbabu1632]

Insider Actual dog rates dog movies from the 90s 😂

[@MargetMints]

Seriously that vampire Made the C section with his teeth!?!?!? Seriously!?!?!? This can't get any more ridiculous 🤣

[@hannahhester8376]

Lol, Bella's is supposed to be! Vampire human hybrid baby, Bella getting thinner and thinner as the baby is pulling blood away from her, and a month pregnant.

[@The_TrendSetter]

1000% agree

[@headerahelix]

I swear that "heehee hoo" breathing thing is from Rugrats when Deedee delivers Dill Pickle. lol

[@izmatopia4347]

1 out 3 woman end up having csections, not because of strict birthplans, because is a business and it is horrible for us.

[@mirandamarshall7079]

They had to break my first daughter's water at the hospital with a hook, but my second daughter's water broke while I was taking a bath....very convenient. Felt like a rubber band snapped inside of my stomach.......and then the pains were ON.

[@snazzypazzy]

If you do a part 2, do the scene from Sense8 were they show babies being born all around the world. I thought that looked very realistic, in my limited experience, and beautiful.

[@avalasialove]

I would love to see a part two!

[@jinde75]

In films the first thing that happens when the birth begins is ALWAYS the water breaking. Irl that can happen but it doesn't have to. I had two deliveries and it was one of the last things that happened.

[@jeri_chronicles]

Yaaaas I see you Ali 🙌 love this

[@katarinarose3379]

You should do Quinn's birth scene from glee and Becky's from full house

[@danawest6048]

I really wish the media would stop showing this “birth is sooo painful stereotype” with the mom screaming her head off. Birth can be so peaceful and powerful but fear makes it more likely to be a traumatic experience .

[@kennyb1588]

I feel like it would be better to show a mix of both and not one or the other

[@miracraigfan1738]

Birth can kill, & women are often looked down upon as the weaker sex & their pain is constantly neglected. Birth can be extremely painful even with the epiudiral & it’s important to show all sides if birth ...

[@avalasialove]

@@AD-wz6nd I’m sorry that your friend had to go through all of that. I agree that it’s important to be honest with audiences. Some women do find themselves screaming and panicking because of the pain or complications. But most births are completely safe and go smoothly. When every birth ever shown in movies or on TV depicts a woman screaming and crying, it can cause unnecessary and unhealthy amounts of fear. I don’t think we should do away with the screaming birth scenes altogether. But I don’t think it would hurt to show some births where the woman is more calm and in control.

[@hollyshouse928]

I was obsessed with ice tea, I couldn't stop, I had 2L bottles around all the time, I was drinking it right out of the bottle,

[@brianalambert1192]

As a horse person, I would love for a breeder to rip apart foaling scenes in movies. You want to talk about unrealistic births?

[@icylynx6067]

Secretariat is the only horse movie I’ve seen that is realistic in the slightest. I’ve seen horses give birth several times but never a realistic portrayal of it in movies.

[@zakosist]

Haven't seen a horse give birth but I have actually seen a few sheep in real life give birth. It goes surprisingly fast (assuming nothing goes wrong) and they are also inside a kind of slimy sack during delivery

[@icylynx6067]

@@zakosist Me too. It’s very interesting to see. I will never forget having a ewe that was having extreme difficulty so my dad was holding open her vulva, my sister looking for the lamb’s head and me trying to keep the legs from disappearing. I always take a sigh if a ewe is going to lamb because it will either go extremely well or be a nightmare.

[@littlekitsune1]

The 1994 Black Beauty film used a real birth, so try that one.

[@thejourneyofe3131]

Real astronaut rates 10 space movies.

[@IrishCollegeGirl]

Funny how Breaking Dawn (where Bella had cravings, got very sick from malnutrition and then the newborn actually looking realistically bloody) was given a one but the one where a man is pregnant got a four...

[@NeverDoubtTheWorm]

Yeah her ratings turned me off at that point. I just kept watching for accuracy afterwards 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Jessamineann]

In today’s world, a trans man could certainly be pregnant and carrying a baby, but a vampire will never deliver a baby via c-section with his teeth.

[@katfoster845]

@@Jessamineann That's always been the case. However this was about a cis man getting pregnant.

[@The_TrendSetter]

Exactly

[@arianagarcia5401]

Suggestion can you do the Brooklyn 99 birth the mom was Amy

[@JaneBaumeister]

I was waiting for her to do Fuller House

[@saraback2083]

You should have brought mama doctor Jones on this with her

[@CocoPuffpbpjc]

I’ve actually never seen a gummy vitamin have the same amount of nutrients as a regular pill… I really searched but had no luck, I had to go with a regular pill prenatal vitamin.

[@nightshadekelly]

I eat ridiculous and crazy food combinations all the time and have my whole life to the point people always ask me if I'm pregnant lol. If I ever get pregnant, that will probably be the day I start eating normal 😂

[@desi12346]

I'm a cough baby! I am the second child and while in the hospital my mam decided to cough and then I went out. Her water never broke before hand, she didn't have any cramps or pain or even felt something. She didn't even feel me come out until one of the cleaners went into the room and was hit by my mam reading on the bed with me just chilling beside her.

[@RedPanda79]

I love these expert videos

[@TheOthersparktank]

I was looking for NBC's Community series where they give birth in the classroom. And then The First Omen, but this video was out before The First Omen was released.

[@Alagboriel]

I KNEW Junior was gonna be in this list LOL

[@maddyspinks]

I was born at 42 weeks and was 9 pound 10 and was so over cooked that I didn’t have any varnex (sorry for the misspelling) left on me and my skin was peeling. I also didn’t cry, just made started to suckle at nothing. My little bro was born at 38 weeks and was 8 pound 12 so if he were born at the same gestation as me he would have been even bigger than me haha. I’m currently 29 weeks and 1 day pregnant myself now and thankfully my son is looking like he will be born at average weight, especially as because I was such a big baby that I got stuck during delivery and my mum had to have an emergency c section with me and ended up having to have a planned one with my bro because he was having huge and sudden spikes and drops in his heart rate and she was told that as labour progressed the contractions would stop his heart while she was contracting and during the actual birth itself.

[@justinenicole3926]

For me I was constantly nauseous with my first but never threw up. I wished I would have for some relief lol

[@ungarischfsikurs743]

Same here.

[@Lily-di6hm]

Vampires biting a baby out: "very unrealistic" rlly? no kidding

[@purplepower]

"That is not a newborn" movies are not aloud to "use" babys that young

[@Ganychan]

It's obviously a joke. She had to comment on it.

[@justanoman6497]

I thnk it should be noted that in most pills, over 90% are fillers and not active ingridiant, dosage can be increased by reducing filler and replace with active ingridiant. So there is usually no reason to increase the pill size to increase dosage--at most you'd increase the pill size slightly for a large increase in dosage just to decrease the risk of mix up for things that have a higher risk when overdosed. And that's why the giant Vitamin pill is ridiculous--not because you might not want to get a higher dosage for whatever reason, but that is not what a higher dosage pill should/need to be like.

[@wendynecaise2499]

I think Danny Devito's character is saying Arnold's character needs to be off his feet because of the nature of his pregnancy. If I recall that movie correctly, the baby is located very fragilely in his intestines.

[@vanessalake4468]

My youngest daughter was back to back.... and yes I was freaking out 💖💖💖

[@michelleanderson7828]

I was the one to yell with each push of each of my 3 kids...something about a yell/growl just helped with pushing. I also birthed my 3 without pain killers...not that I didn't try to get them 😆 I also cussed out 1 nurse with each kid...when you got to push, you got to push! And the nurses seem to move like molasses. My first was born 2hrs after my water broke! I labored for 2 weeks before that though, and he was due on his due date! My body knows how to bring babies into this world without issue! Doctor and nurses were all impressed with how quickly my body transitions once water is broken

[@bryanforster19]

My wife used the bar like Cameron Diaz uses in that seen for are second son. I forgot how to count to 10 multiple times. I skipped 3 and 4 a lot!

[@MeganEA77]

I don't know if it was a craving but I didn't want chicken when I was pregnant at all and wanted red meat for dinner like every night

[@WickedPhase]

My sister is currently pregnant with baby number 3, and she can't stand her favorite food pizza right now lol

[@misanthropy101]

I really feel it's OB-GYN 😂, wonder what "OBG-YN" would stand for? Original Baby Giver - you know?... I hope any future person who finds this comment highly irrelevant, drops a like and keeps it going. It's a thing.

[@heathernks8]

"Irrelevant"?

[@misanthropy101]

@@heathernks8 because they corrected the title.

[@heathernks8]

@@misanthropy101 I had to 🤦‍♀️ myself, lol! THAT is a hilarious comment.😂

[@sileo77]

Can you do a Mortician reacting to movies or series I would love to watch that .

[@keyman6689]

I was hoping for Robin Williams from Nine Months! With other comments it looks like there's enough for part 2.

[@WestExplainsBest]

Insider hasn't done an education scenes review yet? GQ and Wired also don't seem to think teachers are experts. I made an OC video to breakdown the realism in teaching scenes to show the profession some love.

[@GoodPersonTestWebsite]

I've given birth in a hospital twice, at home once, and I'm pregnant with #4 currently. Pretty much absolutely nothing I've ever seen on TV or movies was anything like my personal experiences. While the actual labor and delivery for me and babies were much better, treatment from hospital staff was much worse. I strongly recommend home birth for healthy mom and baby. 👍 It was so peaceful and different. I didn't have to push at all - I was on hands and knees in a relaxing environment and then left to snuggle my baby in peace shortly after.

[@chloesheler1927]

You have to remember that in Twilight, Bella had an extremely strong fetus that broke her spine to the point of going into labor. She was also very malnourished and starved; I would imagine that she would be feeling even worse during this birth compared to natural labor.

[@paveladamek3502]

The fact that these amazing doctors have to refer to themselves using a five-letter abbreviation is a crime against them and the English language.

[@M0istBread]

What's funny is I did the hee hee hoo for both my kids it's the only way I can really bare the pain

[@martinenyx-filmstuff305]

9:53 I believe that's a joke. It sounds like the sound Jason makes in the Friday the 13th franchise.

[@3rdrevant]

I've seen so many doctors rate Scrubs as the most accurate medical TV show. Funny to see it here too

[@drsyedabukhari3769]

Julius Caesar can be saved with modern technology

[@sonowa-unreal]

Next: Dead people rating after life scenes in movies.

[@Prizzlesticks]

My sister recommended I try taking prenatal vitamins several years ago when a medication I was taking was making my hair fall out pretty drastically, and my nails were so soft they could barely grow above the finger tip before breaking. I figured why not, I hear they're good for hair and nails. I took them three times, and I was done. Each time, I got so frickin' sick. I tried them with food, without food, and after the third time, I just tossed my hands up and decided being bald was better. (I did not actually go bald and stopped taking that medication after talking to my doctor, but it did take a couple years for the thickness in my hair to return.) Anyway, I took it as a sign from the universe that I have made the right decision in never having children. :)

[@karenm2669]

Did it have iron in it? That’s likely what caused it. I needed to supplement with iron most of my younger life and I could never tolerate it in pill form for those reasons. I bought liquid iron from the health food store and that didn’t bother me. Otherwise, try biotin for hair and nails.

[@Prizzlesticks]

@@karenm2669 I'm not sure, but I frequently have to take iron for microcytic anemia, and I've never had issues with the pill form. I wasn't taking any at the time, though. I didn't know iron came in liquid form, is it absorbed better? Gotta love the black poo from extra iron being dumped. 😂

[@karenm2669]

@@Prizzlesticks I was iron-deficient most of my child-bearing years. Was prescribed supplements when I was pregnant because it got dangerously low. The only kind I could tolerate was liquid. You dilute a capful in water and chug it back. It’s not awful, but it’s distinctly metallic tasting. I’d add an oj chaser and it was fine. It made a big difference to how I felt and never caused any nausea at all.

[@ritaray5562]

It was probably zinc, among other things, that made you ill. Did you take it on an empty stomach or right after a meal? That many vitamins and minerals at one time can cause stomach upset, even with food - but you're significantly less likely to feel ill if taken with adequate food and water. Zinc especially can cause gastrointestinal distress and vomiting pretty immediately if taken on an empty stomach.