The Dangers Of Malnutrition | Chicago Med

Dr. Manning and Jeff Clarke tend to a child who they discover has been neglected by his over worked mother.
Season 2 Episode 20 "Generation Gap"
Dr. Halstead asks for Dr. Rhodes' help in admitting his overbearing father against his wishes due to a failing heart. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi deals with a teenage patient who desperately needs to control his sexual urges. Also, Dr. Rhodes asks Dr. Charles to confront Robyn over her erratic behavior. Dr. Reese teaches a class of high schoolers the responsibilities of raising a child by using dolls.
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[@armydoge4059]

"am I a horrible mother?" "Yes you are" Probably one of the funniest things I've seen on this show

[@supersexclifeofyourstrulyg1569]

Army Doge how?

[@orangedessrt3144]

O.o

[@murderousashes9690]

I don’t get why she said she was a horrible mother? Lol

[@athymybeloved]

straight forward information right there.

[@madison3408]

There are 666 likes no one ruin it

[@Yujiro2]

It's only in America the richest country in the world where people have to choose between health care and food

[@antonlencses8622]

No. The problem of of healthy food being more expensive then unhelthy is in no way specific to USA.

[@jaysai3030]

Some countries don't even have health care

[@dumblewhoree]

@@jaysai3030 yeah ut we are talking about developed countries here

[@kiran-aurora6194]

Uhm America is not the richest country in the world😂

[@peaveyst7]

@@jaysai3030 do you really compare third world countries to the usa and use them as a competitor?

[@nuzhatnayeem1119]

Dr. Manning was way too judgemental here. The kid literally came from a low-income household with a single overworked mother who couldn't afford childcare. The fact that she was biased in blaming the mother instead of her circumstances, really says something.

[@memyselfandi7782]

It does and you have a fair point, but she reflected and apologized, focusing more on the kid. She went back to being professional and sympathized with the mother, thus she was forgiven. Don't forget she's human too and sometimes we make mistakes. It happens.

[@nuzhatnayeem1119]

@@memyselfandi7782 Yeah I made this comment before finishing the video lol. I'm glad she apologized and recognized her own bias in her circumstance.

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@nuzhatnayeem1119 I'm glad she did too

[@bethhague8470]

My mum was in this exact position but still made sure we had a fully rounded diet...

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@bethhague8470 the person explained their response above and thats a great point.edit:(your point)

[@auroradreamer6581]

Did natalie seriously go of at this mother for not being able to physically afford good food for her kid? God I wouldnt want her as a doctor

[@TheMartyandy]

She _can_ afford food, it's just that her argument is she doesn't have time to make anything. Eating healthy isn't any more expensive than eating unhealthy, it's just a matter of finding the time to make it. She should have taken more steps to ensure that her son was actually being fed, which she apparently did not.

[@MohamedMohamed-gw1mi]

The mother needs to look after her kid properly and theres no excuse but the nurse shouldve gone easy

[@cacaubrt]

@@TheMartyandy I'm sorry but eating healthy is definitely more expensive, after me and my family started eating more healthy foods, cut out heavily processed food and sugar not only we spend a lot more time in the kitchen but we spend more money on groceries, I wouldn't say that we are spending double what we used to, but honestly, it can get to that point if we don't look for discounts and stuff. Mostly because we now eat homemade food for all meals so that definitely elevates the price, but still.

[@MotherRat-ic6pd]

NomNomerz as a person who eats healty foods and home made foods only i know for 100% sure that (in The Netherlands) the healthy food is way more expensive then the less healthy and pre made foods.

[@moodmeditation4458]

@@MohamedMohamed-gw1mi and the father too contact him and inform about the situation where ever that dog is.

[@shelbydell2273]

I’ve been binge watching all these vids all night I’m addicted

[@piaashton1444]

Oliver Wayhan omg same 😂😂😂

[@emil3015]

If u want to watch full episodes go to www.soap2day.com and search chicago med

[@wydicyy9972]

Same

[@samanthaewing2308]

Oliver Wayhan same

[@abilordly1673]

Oliver Wayhan sand

[@mischiefmanaged7274]

Dr. Manning is so unprofessional it hurts. There isn't a clip where she is not yelling at some patient. In the real world she would have been fired like a lightning.

[@kaitlintropper2061]

Yah very true. I won’t follow those. All real medical student shouldn’t follow her example.

[@midnightrose928]

Tbh its not completely her fault nobody does anything to punish her. Its always ur lucky they dropped this or u could have gotten yourself or the hospital sued. I swear she seriously needs to chill tf out cuz one day she could yell at the wrong person & actually getting repercussions for her actions im so pissed art at a FICTIONAL CHARACTER that im angry laughing

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

@@midnightrose928 she's an adult but doesn't act like one. I'd say that is her fault.

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

Yeah she always let's get feelings get in the way of the job. Choi can be like that too. They're both really judgemental.

[@mariposavioleta9007]

Nothing new in the medical profession and sadly those with disabilities and chronic illnesses see this all the time in real life

[@sinandmoral6562]

When the boy said something I thought he said “chalky” as in chalk and I was like he likes to eat chalk?

[@idk-ch7hj]

I thought he was asking for a Chuck e Cheese.

[@idk-ch7hj]

Lexi Fitzgerald ???

[@idk-ch7hj]

Lexi Fitzgerald it is in England where I am too, the way he said it was weird.

[@bethanyroden4169]

I thaught he said Chucky

[@amelieclarke323]

He said choccy

[@cheetahprintenthusiast]

At 1:21 I actually thought he was saying “Chucky” as in Chucky the doll. I was like: “Chucky? CHUCKY? WHAT THE HELL HAS HE BEEN WATCHING!? HE’S THREE!”

[@lovulite]

Same! I got really concerned

[@iliketrains8430]

I thought he said "calky" and assumed that it was the name of a stuffed animal

[@Frostfern94]

Yeah me too!!

[@Orchidlettux]

Funny, we have a brand of chocolate milk in our country that’s literally called “Chucky” and I thought Americans had that brand when he said that lmao

[@KateTheMama]

I was thinking chuck-e-cheez lol

[@angelikajoy5673]

bless that mother. trying her hardest with what she’s got lol these replies have turned into sharing recipes

[@nicoleb695]

Yeah, I was a super picky eater as a kid. Thank god I loved mac and cheese and spaghetti and tomato sauce. Easy AF for my parents to hide vegetables in there.

[@dolebludger]

@@nicoleb695 I was a bad eater as a kid, I liked most foods but I just really preferred the unhealthy ones. I had bad anger issues when I was younger and every night when I was a child when they'd serve me vegetables etc I'd lose my shit. But they just sat me down and kept encouraging me. If they didn't have the back bone to force me to be healthy I'd be in a bad state now. When parents avoid being assertive with their kids diets it's not because they think it's better than nothing. It's because the parents are lazy

[@lucygrainger8810]

I was a bad eater and I still am like I’m pescatarian because I just hate the taste of all meat

[@padfoot1178]

Nicole B tbh I would eat anything unless it was sprouts I hate sprouts

[@mariaocean2165]

​@@dolebludger God, your very mean. My baby sister was a very picky eater as an toddler- to the point she didn't eat anything for three whole days. We tried everything - playing airplane games, an side dish of sauce for dipping, food cut into funny shapes, no drinks until she ate her food - but every meal she would sit there for hours food untouched. I remember we would sit down for supper every day @ 5 pm for supper, and 3 hours later she would be asleep in her chair, food completely untouched. In the end my step mom got clever - she bought children's vitamins tablets and PediaSure . My baby sister was rewarded for trying her breakfast with "candy"- the children's vitamin tablets and for eating some of her supper she was rewarded with "chocolate milkshake" - chocolate PediaSure drink. We did this for an few months until she become interested in food of her own accord. My own daughters when though an similar phase as toddlers. I once read in an children's health book that an toddler may try an food up to 52 times before they decide if they like it or not. It has nothing to with Lazyiness.

[@madisonhamilton6310]

it’s so unfortunate that this actually happenes in real life. bless their hearts

[@NinaNa202]

Did anyone notice the nurse coming in the same scene twice at 4:24 and 4:29 lol

[@mystiplant7874]

nina letica oh god 🤣

[@darwinhigginson3328]

Ha thats funny as hell🤣🤣

[@SnootSnaps]

Wdym

[@NinaNa202]

@@SnootSnaps look closely at the scene... in 4:24 the nurse comes almost to the doctor an then in 4:29 she is again way back and is coming towards the doctor

[@darwinhigginson3328]

Hi

[@Frostfern94]

She never said she wasn’t financially able to afford food but even so, it’s easy to just ASK what the child has eaten. To ask if they’re hungry. To check up on them. This mother didn’t do that.

[@lily94678]

@Frostfern94 stop taking manning's side maybe she doesn't have time or maybe she is not able to call be more sympathetic life is so hard for some people.

[@lily94678]

​@@blabla187Stop taking manning's side maybe she doesn't have time or maybe she is not able to call be more empathetic and sympathetic life is so hard for some people.

[@queuing_jupiter535]

Manning was too judgemental for me, just explain the treatment - give the mother a mini lecture sure but that was a bit harsh. I'm sure she just assumed the kid was being fed! Also he could have autism or a restrictive food disorder who knows!

[@memyselfandi7782]

She did say that she was mad at herself and apologized to the mother, explaining why she said what she did. The mother forgave her and everything was good again and focused on the child, but also helping the mother. U have a point with the bad, but try not to overlook the good.

[@madisonthorne4181]

Doesn’t happen to every kid with autism and not every kid with autism throw things around I’m 20 and have had autism since birth And I’m health as can be always was always will be claiming that he could be have autism Based on what is shown in this clip and what is said is actually biased not every kid autism has the same issues/ barriers ect .. There is no such thing as a common issue/ barrier in autistic kids everyone is different and it doesn’t matter what age you are you can throw fits that doesn’t mean you have autism And if the mom isn’t around to notice a change in his behaviour ect.. she can’t tell the information that the doctor need to know that he could have autism and you can also have no behaviour changes and still have autism but the mom not around enough to know a enough of a change People with autism have a consistent schedule and behaviour the Mom is just assuming he is eating and that it’s only when she is around that this happens but she doesn’t actually know that because he baby sitters aren’t telling her what’s going on with him when they are around you need to know 24 hours of a kids life and day by day schedule to be able to keno this stuff or it there is something like autism that plays into the situation Not just a few hours most of when she is home based on her work schedule he is asleep for someone his age

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@madisonthorne4181 Thats true but in the video the kid wasnt violent so they prob didn't assume he was autistic based on that. Perhaps delayed speech was where the person was coming from.

[@da1stamericus]

@@memyselfandi7782 indeed. Plus anyone can have malnutrition. I had a very low vit d level which was causing me to lose my hair. Turned out i was not metabolising certain foods well due to medication and breastfeeding depleted me even more. Dont assume indeed.

[@queuing_jupiter535]

snoiky boi what your saying does not make any sense

[@unclabear]

"Doctor Manning, A three year old with a bilataiwwiaoaryaryaeryayaery

[@Delano715]

Seriously... I rewound it five times, and was still stuck

[@natashalongley3517]

I got bilateral lower extreminent paresis which is weak legs

[@Delano715]

@@natashalongley3517 alright, sounds like a winner

[@yasjasic9425]

a three year old with bilateral lower extremities paresis and gingiva lesions in treatment four

[@nicolen.9642]

Tapple haha 😂😂😂

[@mariaglammiao3911]

i hope im not the only one that feels like that doctor shouldnt be a doctor, it annoys me how many times she get her own emotions ravelled up in her work

[@pplaguerat9229]

Same. I'm surprised shes not gone yet with the amount of times she's done that

[@laurasofie]

Honestly. She is an awesome. Doctor

[@aneeqa7284]

you can’t judge what a doctor goes through especially one in emergency. my dad is an emergency doctor and he has told me horrific stories, although he rarely lets his emotions get in the way. He has said many things about his coworkers getting therapy. I don’t think what natalie did was right but at the same time she is a mother and a human being. anger cannot always be controlled.

[@tanvi7532]

i know what u mean isnt like once in a while like so many episodes she breaks rules and gets too involved. she means well but suprised not sued yet.

[@liyakassa6995]

Ikr I would fire her if i could

[@juliaw7860]

Everyone down here bashing Natalie for being mad at the mom... I’m just confused about how the heck she did all those tests and scans before thinking of scurvy in someone described as a picky eater and bleeding/ulcerated gums

[@Meep295]

They cannot assume something without blood work

[@Caitlin_Thompson]

서연 but did they also need the tox screen ? An CT ? Not really

[@juliaw7860]

Caitlin Thompson I know right? CT in a young child before bloods...

[@sodalitia]

@@juliaw7860 That is correct. That's not what you do in real hospital. Also it's not doctors role to decide if mother is abusing a child or "just struggling". Social services should be involved right away and investigate the case. Doctors should write precise report on their findings.

[@coolbeansmcgee2768]

Because she literally said she never sees it so how would she know

[@prodyg714]

Okey, but are we gonna miss the fact that, the guy who were a “medical student” was actually grey and looked old? Pray for medical students

[@awkwardblueexceed6118]

Could have been a mature student?

[@prodyg714]

Yeah but that was a really good compare to what medicine does with young people

[@awkwardblueexceed6118]

Haha, true

[@lostlife3041]

ProdyG if you actually watch the show you will realize he decided to follow the medical career late in his life

[@madeleinedavis7517]

He's a war vet and also used to be a firefighter untill he got injured so he's a mature student 😊

[@douglastakle8242]

Okay i get shes very overworked but you do need to feed your children

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

I got more headache 😟

[@juliameyer10313]

And you do need to talk to the people watching your child. Everyone here says how Mannings wasn't in a position to be critical but really? Being tired doesn't mean you can blindly trust strangers with your kid.

[@znoah0715]

facts

[@geoffreyedgson7875]

It's difficult, from any side you look or stand from. My parent's had a simple rule: "how old are you? That number of bites." 3 years=3 bites of food, 6 years=6 bites, and so on. I disagree with her delivery, but the principle Dr. Mannings delivered was not wrong.

[@geoffreyedgson7875]

A bite of food, or one regular spoon or full fork if whatever was on the table. Like: “I don’t have room for another bite.”

[@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266]

As judging dr. Manning was, I personally still think that the mother should have a bit more responsibility in this situation. She had zero ideas of what her child was eating during the day meaning she didn't keep in contact or speak to her sitters about what he ate. That's the first thing parents ask us preschool teachers when they pick up their kids for the day. How much they ate, what they ate, if they have napped and how the day has been.

[@rosierennie5867]

.... Did you not hear that Mother say she couldnt afford daycare? You're being just as judgemental

[@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266]

@@rosierennie5867 But she can afford to ask whoever that was there what her child ate and how much etc. Someone is with the child, someone knows and as the childs parent it's up to her to make sure her child get's to eat or at least get on top of an issue if it comes forward that the kid ain't eating properly. Communication don't cost money but she still have a responsibility to make sure her child actually get's taken care off properly when she leave her child with someone else. If that's judgmental to you, then I'm seriously worried. Because it's basic parenting to make sure your kid is taken well care of when you're not with them. We would judge a parent who just leaves a kid somewhere or with someone random and then goes to work so why is it so different to not keep track of their kids when they leave their kid with someone? You don't just drop your kid off with a random person and guess what they ate or not. That's not right and I too would be frustrated if coming across something like that. If she can't even keep track of what her child eats and feeds him chocolate milk and crackers and that's all he get's, then yes it's on her and if she can't be sure if he eats at all because of her jobs, then she should try to find a different solution that won't put her child at risk with things like malnutrition. It can easily kill a child. And once again, communication can easily help with that because working 2 jobs or not, by law she can take breaks and can then check in on her son.

[@PaolaRL]

@@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ajvanmarle]

I agree. It could have been prevented by giving that kid a glass of orange juice. It's not like he needed anything special.

[@rachelfox8108]

@@ajvanmarle Yes, but considering the fact that the child refuses to eat anything other than Graham crackers and chocolate milk (so it's not like you can "just give" him anything without a lot of convincing and battling) the mother's meagre wage means she's not very likely at all to buy things for her child to eat that will go bad before she can convince him to eat them.

[@milaaldama1199]

“Am I a horrible mother?” “Yes you are” “😶 and I oo op “

[@gracerose902]

I almost cried when he said "chocy" that's so innocent and cute🥺

[@memyselfandi7782]

Although what doctor Manning said was unprofessional, I admire that she reflected and said that she was mad at herself, not the mother. She focused on the child and apologized while sympathizing with the mother. She was forgiven and the mother accepted the help provided by her and the social worker. Although she was right with her paying a bit more attention to her child and making sure he at least eats properly, the mother REALLY has it rough and is stressed beyond understanding. The doctor is human and was fustrated and so was the mother and she didn't pay as much attention to her son as much as she should have. Mistakes happen because we're human, but the important thing is to forgive and move on.

[@bananacathammock]

Lael Wildgoose but dr Manning does this a lot. It’s became a habit that shows her unprofessionalism.

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@bananacathammock like i said, she's human. She prob has these emotions in the show to have the audience relate to her reaction wise. If she's too unprofessional, they should fire her from her job but its apparent that she sticks around because her pros overwhelm her cons.

[@bananacathammock]

Lael Wildgoose yeah she probably is a good and smart doctor, but I’m surprised no one has ever bitch-slapped her (or someone had already?)

[@lynettespice904]

@@memyselfandi7782 in the real world however, doctors, nurses, etc, are trained to be straight faced no matter the situation, even if it disgusts them greatly. However, they are also humans, so often this doesn't end up working and they end up getting in quite a lot of trouble unless it was a situation that was considered traumatic, etc. Being a doctor and nurse is a very hard thing to do, you feel with hundreds of people a week, many of which you lose.

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@lynettespice904 yup.

[@riti7824]

omg this video is so clutch, i got a project on malnutrition for school

[@aoife235]

s e r e m n d i v i t y clutch?

[@jimmithy695]

@@aoife235 It means perfect timing so as to help an increasingly tight situation. Usually a sports term.

[@aoife235]

Wizzerd ahhhhh makes sense now🤣 my Irish brain at first didn’t understand🤷‍♀️

[@omcintyree]

Arty Aoife lol Irish aswell

[@pawel5218]

@@omcintyree haha same. Well not me but my grandmas friend

[@MaanSelene]

Bleeding gums, wobbly walk, pain....scurvy was literally the first thing I thought about.

[@anonymousguy8759]

That's a pretty nasty thing to say to a struggling single mom. Seriously Manning!

[@sephy8954]

ArcticZombie ok that’s rude

[@zebra2048]

Also she shouldn’t have had a kid if she couldn’t afford to care for him

[@juanmanuelc6644]

The truth hurts. If you can't provide with the resources your kid needs you are still fucking up. There are no excuses.

[@skael1258]

Strugling and single is not an excuse to not take care of a kid properly. The doc was on the side of the child.

[@justmisha1282]

@@zebra2048 you really too young to judge, maybe she thought everything was alright and her husband left? Sometimes even when you can take care of having a child thing will always change. Don't assume things you don't know.

[@itsmebianca3974]

When ur early and there's no good comments 😨😔

[@amiajoketoyou8281]

Ikr

[@memyselfandi7782]

Fr

[@memyselfandi7782]

@Baby Yoda 0.0

[@alicianieto2822]

Wtf, Manning???? "I know it isn´t easy..." "You have a doctor´s salary, woman. You don´t know shit." with love

[@ferretzim8694]

4:25 and 4:28 Anyone notice that Maggie enters the scene, it cuts to a view of the mother and child, then back and Maggie is suddently entering the scene again?

[@toi4154]

Good observation. I didn't notice

[@angelfahlife6000]

I would have immediately had a different doctor handling the case. That was out of pocket and disrespectful and the way she had to force out that apology was classic.

[@cursedspider]

Yh dr manning really had no right to judge her and shout it was kinda unprofessional

[@Sabrina-vc9yt]

She has all the rights. Don't you realize what irreparable damage unhealthy diet can do to a child’s health? They can even die

[@mochi5512]

Puggle Lover I mean the mum was not being strict enough with her kid. Like she said she just “gave in” because it was easier to deal with the kid. All the kid was eating was crackers and drinking chocolate milk so 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@bluezz5002]

​@@Sabrina-vc9yt it isn't a doctors job to be judge, they are meant to treat and possibly recommend a healthier diet, a doctors goal is to help, offending someone into doing something isn't gonna do that, even if it's critical. they should avoid letting emotions into their work environment

[@amberllewellyn6339]

It’s a show

[@angelikajoy5673]

recently doctor manning has been getting on my nerves

[@20somethingsworld97]

Angelika Joy yeah cuz she’s a bitch

[@Emma-qx5oo]

Omg guys it is a show no doctors are like this bin real life

[@sofiakhan1917]

Well if she didn’t it’d be boring to watch

[@sofiakhan1917]

Rebecca DeWinter you’re such a cold hearted person , people get thrown into these situations with often no way out , would you wanna just give up your child , people get raped , abused and controlled , they can’t just keep their legs shut then can they ? , some people won’t get abortions for religious reasons , if people actually got adequate funds and help there wouldn’t be situations like these

[@93Chowo]

It´s such a horrible irony. The mother works that much to help her son and by doing so she isn´t home a lot to help him.

[@kategreaves297]

Everyone: wow she’s so harsh Me: who the HELL does a CT on a 3 year old???????

[@misspopcoin2204]

When I was 16 I had a breast cancer scare, & they were very hesitant to do a CT scan on me. There's no way they'd preform a CT scan on a 3 year old unless they did every other test in the book & were truly out of options.

[@Saiyan_Steph]

I’ve had CT scans since I was 5 cause of my seizures and falls.

[@Birthwellbirthright]

Am I a terrible mum? “Yes, you are” Love that

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

That particular doctor is so incredibly judgemental. Constantly. And all these clips I see she always seems to be breaching ethics or patient care principles.

[@carolmk3114]

She said it harshly but what she said was true. Parents need to be firm sometimes

[@corinelabeaume4452]

Every couple of months I fall back in the deep, dark depths of chicago med videos.

[@Selena_2002]

“Picky eater” is such a 1st world word, in my country u either eat or get spanked 😂

[@missyadams]

Mine too

[@jadecoolness101]

Mine was just "eat or starve"

[@JaneSt.Valentine]

The people cancelling Dr. Manning for being a meanie to the working mother are ignoring the fact that the mother never followed up with her child's babysitters to make sure they were bothering to take proper care of him...

[@lily94678]

The mom not knowing what the child is eating does not give the right for dr manning to be too harsh on her so don't take dr manning's side and maybe the mom is not able to call or ask.

[@keengray4362]

Ha how awks did matey make it just standing there after manning was giving him hints to leave but champ was staying there for the show. Heavy

[@lucypike1160]

Keen Gray I can just tell you’re Australian

[@keengray4362]

@@lucypike1160 almost spot on

[@benny-boyy]

I knew it as soon as I saw the bleeding gums he had scurvy

[@eggnblood]

Oof. This hit hard. I am also a "picky eater". I basically eat nothing other than a few foods. My parents could have done nothing. I refused to eat anything else. I could've starved to death. So... yeah. My situation wasn't as tragic but I can totally see how the mom just couldn't keep track of all of it.

[@CassidyStarke]

I always feel that people become picky eater because their parents gave in too easy. Ever wondered why children in poor 3rd world countries aren’t picky eater?

[@Ikajo]

@@CassidyStarke How would you know if people in developing countries are picky eaters? They are not monolithic you know. It is not like people in poorer countries are immune to ARFID and other issues surrounding food. Their palates will be different and might be at more risk. The fact is, a child most definitely can starve itself while refusing available food.

[@CassidyStarke]

@@Ikajo They aren’t. Only spoiled kids with options can be picky eaters. If your options are bread or starvation you don’t get to be picky.

[@GosieKin]

@@CassidyStarke have you ever seen/interacted with a child with eating disorder? I have. If it's bad, like only a couple of foods are "accepted", a child often refuses even if hungry/starved.

[@beardiemom]

@@CassidyStarke Mental illness isn't exclusive to the western world. Chances are, we don't hear about picky children in developing nations, because those children don't make it to the hospital and instead just die to malnutrition from refusing food. It's not like anybody is giving their parents a voice to bring it up to our privileged ears.

[@mygranmathinksimcool]

She wasn't out of order this is neglect.

[@beaniesatthebeach8457]

I'm agree with Dr Manning's response, some mother's need this and need to hear the bitter truth, it might just save the child's life

[@amaankhan5459]

“Balanced diet” I basically don’t eat anything but Starbucks

[@Iva_Valentine]

Good for you!!! 💪💪😎

[@juliameyer10313]

But you're probably not a 3 year old

[@iitsmuri]

who asked

[@misspopcoin2204]

Nutrition as an adult is very important too. I feel like you're bragging for not taking care of yourself ??

[@geral096]

That's not good, get yourself more food

[@laurabowden5]

Natalie was bang out of order.

[@revathirajendran3948]

Being a doctor myself I have to say the way the doctor come onto the mother was so harsh mannn ...

[@freyas2338]

4:45 - I can’t breathe omg😂😂

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

Oof, Manning was way out of line

[@jemimad9604]

Charlie not rlly tho no offence ,, as much as we understand she doesn’t have time to make food or afford daycare, but that has nothing to do with a balanced diet cause it’s acc cheaper to buy vegetables and stuff than whatever the kids been eating

[@moonlace1560]

Jemi D no it’s not? Junk food and packaged food is way cheaper than healthy fruits and vegetables

[@anam4484]

She was very judgmental but doctors have to make sure the child is safeguarded and not falling behind on development.She could've called social workers on her. But yeah it was a bit too much😥

[@katienguyen210]

@@jemimad9604 she works 6 am-8 pm, she isnt there for the time hes supposed to have full meals, and has sitters for that. She likely didnt know he wasnt being fed properly by the sitters

[@jemimad9604]

Katie Nguyen she said that she knew that they gave into him too much

[@azimnazlen8564]

Dr Manning, was awesome dealing with this. Not at the start but having the self awareness to know why she was angry and the self esteem to apologize afterwards. You cant always be calm and cool but it takes alot of strength of character to own up to ones mistakes.

[@danawhite2230]

Dr manning is so judgmental

[@Delano715]

Rightfully so.

[@urnishaateabug3155]

Everyone's judgemental...We in the healthcare profession just make it seem as if we are not so the patients feel comfortable.

[@danawhite2230]

@@urnishaateabug3155 I get that but she doesnt even try hiding that she is judging them

[@sitnspin1819]

@@urnishaateabug3155 No. If you judge a patient without knowing their circumstances? That's wholly on you for filling in the blanks with your own fantasy story about somebody else's life. No person of that ilk has any business being anywhere near patients.

[@Delano715]

@@Emam_Khan you're right... But I can see where she'd get upset

[@matto475]

The thing that makes me sad is that my brother was diagnosed with cancer last year and this kid looks so much like him now that his hair is growing back.

[@vinceuy7698]

Dr. Mannings shouldn't be a doctor because she always let her emotions get in the way of being a professional.

[@amberllewellyn6339]

It’s a show 🤨

[@maiya5560]

@@amberllewellyn6339 People can have opinions

[@amberllewellyn6339]

@@maiya5560 no they may not jk before you get pressed

[@meows_and_woof]

That doctor has no right to attack a mother like that. Many kids refuse to eat fruit and veg, the spit it out, have tantrums. It’s not like she is starving him on purpose.

[@freyahamlet8320]

Live for this show xxx

[@scootchieandboo7475]

Must be nice to have such an income that you can look down your nose and judge others that have to work twice as hard to have half as much.

[@saffa2326]

Any mother who thinks chocolate milk and crackers is a good diet should be sectioned. She should have used contraception.

[@scootchieandboo7475]

@@saffa2326 she never said it was a good diet but the best she could provide. Don't travel out of the west than cause you have millions of children starving to death because they have parents that don't care but ok. Is it cold up there, on that pedestal

[@saffa2326]

@@scootchieandboo7475 So chocolate milk is really cheap? It isn't in my country, milk is cheaper, and less sugar. She had a kid that looked like he was dying and not the brain to wonder if crackers and sugary drinks were good for him?

[@scootchieandboo7475]

@@saffa2326 lol yup it's very very cold up there

[@jadecoolness101]

@@scootchieandboo7475 "best she could provide" Irrelevant. This is child neglect. If you fed your kid nothing, it'd be taken away. Feeding your kid graham crackers and chocolate milk is just the same. It doesn't matter that she's doing her best. It's not enough. The kid got SCURVY. Do you have any idea how hard it is to get scurvy in the west? You have to almost be TRYING to get scurvy by intentionally AVOIDING vitamin C. Scurvy isn't an accident where you go "whoopsie, didn't have enough orange juice last week" The kid got SCURVY. She deserved ridicule.

[@amelialiddicoat9345]

I LOVE THIS

[@anyamunro2239]

I’ve been watching these all day because I’ve watched all the episodes so many times

[@rachelbonnie7703]

This show really is comforting my bff pushed me today and I wanted to cry rn I'm locked in my room watching this 😃👍

[@gamerpulse3568]

This is so good

[@belindawong4332]

That was clearly out of line. She can't blame the mother for not being able to afford childcare. It was totally disrespectful. She has a nice well paying job and has the nerve to criticize another mother for not having the same privileges as her. Honestly that is one of her worst moments.

[@lily94678]

Exactly.

[@TheBeckybw]

The poor mother :( shame she doesn't have better support

[@holymango8876]

Its america. She has none

[@casual3907]

Category: ENTERTAINMENT Me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@casual3907]

Me: likes my own comment Also me: yay I got a like

[@lokiodinsson8100]

damn the face she gave when she walked into the room about to tell the mother that she didn't give him the right food.....She's scary

[@meggrotte4760]

You know this is hard for me to understand because we grew up poor. But my mom from the time I was like five we had a role where we either eat it or we starve. None of us were picky eaters. We didn't eat large quantities of food but we ate pretty much almost everything. I think honestly was because we didn't have junk food in the house. We did have Ovaltine and graham crackers but that was like kind of for dessert if we ate all our normal food. My Mom shopped at five different stores just so we could eat fresh fruits and vegetables she'd buy them when they'd have sales and then we had lean needs pastas flourless bread. My mom also shopped at trader Joe's so we had a pretty good diet. There wasn't quantity so we often went to bed hungry but we drink more milk so we wouldn't feel hungry

[@jadecoolness101]

Lifehack: RICE! If you can't afford a ton of veggies, make rice. It's a good filler. Of course nutrients are important, but if you're still having the rumblies in the tumblies. Rice. Rice (in the west) is also often fortified with extra nutrients.

[@trindog5843]

Dr Clarke is so good with the little kid he'll be a great Dr

[@memyselfandi7782]

Wow! We're EARLY! What a blessed Sunday!

[@Elitesells]

Love this ❤️

[@dramioneworshipper1957]

*I still ship Natalie and will I know I’ll get hate for this*

[@Idk-we9ip]

Honey Comb I ship them too I want them to be happy together

[@elliedavies8743]

Honey Comb same

[@batwolf9603]

You’re not special, most people ship them.

[@dramioneworshipper1957]

Reyona Arrey Ayuk thank you :3

[@shimelaii]

i ship them too :)

[@zakiry8634]

Two jobs and can't even afford a decent baby sitter, must be getting paid way below minimum wage for that to happen

[@TheCuteWetRat]

Zakiry meds and therapy are expensive as well with kids like that especially in the states ...

[@jessgriffiths6325]

Also you have to add on household bills such as electric, water, heating and lets not forget clothing because in my opinion every couples of weeks kids seem to go up a clothing size.

[@jordynmosing944]

I never intend on binging these videos but I always end up binging them

[@tejashrikannan8980]

Where can we see all full episodes of first five seasons These clips are just amazing!!!

[@kenziedillon2494]

keep this up it’s amazing watch it all the vids

[@akasukiito1613]

Dr. Manning is seriously getting on my nerves!! All she always do is judging and doing all the things her way without listening to others, as a doctor she should be more professional then that and control her emotions as well as listening to others too

[@NolaKida]

It’s a tough situation for the mom; if she force-feeds the kid, it’s abuse. If she doesn’t feed him a balanced diet, it’s neglect. Pick your poison!

[@izzyfitzy9895]

It's now 2 in the morning and I'm still watching these I'm obsessed

[@kaidoust8544]

My sister is the same age as the child in this clip, she has a slightly more varied diet than him but it is still very limited, the rest is made up with supplements which were recommended by her pediatrician and a pediatrician that sees another one of my sisters. This doctor was unprofessional and where I come from would have been heavily disciplined by the hospital in which she works.

[@justaname6011]

4:30 for anyone who blames her for lashing out at that mother

[@tanklesspath6099]

I love it when he says:CHOCKY NOW! His voice is so cute

[@reyrey2130]

yall ive binge watched so many of these my whole recommended page is just these-

[@celestiashan747]

That single mother is trying her best to support her and her son. Why does Dr. Manning yell at every parent that does something wrong? Like sometimes its ok but other times its uncalled for

[@SjofnBM1989]

Because she's coming from a place of privilege. She's got a well paying job and can afford adequate child care and probably never struggles with groceries. It's hard to realize that other people struggle when you don't.

[@celestiashan747]

@@SjofnBM1989 yes but thats unprofessional, thats not what a doctor should do

[@monabohamad2242]

@@celestiashan747 so basically being a doctor is all about having others tell you how to do your job if that's a bad thing then no wonder I don't wanna be a doctor

[@celestiashan747]

@@monabohamad2242 what?

[@LadyCheshire95]

Because all she had to do was buy her kid a few oranges and he would have been fine. I can see why she's annoyed she deals with complications daily that are easy to prevent

[@maryamsheikh4]

Does anybody think that Dr. Manning will only love her late husband and stays away from any love?

[@eminak5075]

laura marrero fabian bruh dont spoil the poor girl

[@pawbud9540]

Okay tell me when dr manning got back on the show im screaming of happiness

[@deeegerton3107]

I’m a huge FAN!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Jessica-cb2se]

Do only I think he looks like a young version of Kevin from home alone

[@summerswan1638]

I love Dr manninh

[@annagracesj7468]

I feel so bad for the lil kid, also the mum 🥺

[@ellaneal1741]

i’m obsessed with these

[@LOLTGIFMIRI96]

Natalie is getting on my nerves everyday , more and more she’s becoming this judgmental, angry , pushy doctor. 🙄 Grow up Sis. 🚶🏾‍♀️

[@amber3466]

Miriam I 🄸 🄺🄽🄾🅆 🅆🄷🄰🅃 🅈🄾🅄 🄼🄴🄰🄽 🄱🅄🅃 🅂🄷🄴 🄸🅂 🅂🅃🄸🄻🄻 🄾🄽🄴 🄾🄵 🄼🅈 🄵🄰🅅🄴🅂 🙂💕

[@chickenonuggeto3680]

She said that she wasn’t mad at the mum, she was mad at herself

[@mish8183]

She just screams unproffesional

[@firestorm165]

You think she and house would get along or end with pistols at dawn?

[@LOLTGIFMIRI96]

Firestorm He would shut her down, call her out on her bullshit behavior , then make her cry and walk away. And I would pay to see it. 😂

[@Sayyidkadhimi]

People who ain't in the show anymore : -Jeff -DrRhodes -Sarah Reese -Ava -Rhodes dad -Rhodes sister

[@angelinal5955]

King No ツ eva? there’s no eva on the show.

[@ahmednadeem3084]

@@angelinal5955 she killed Rhodes father and herself

[@Sayyidkadhimi]

@@angelinal5955 Ava or Eva whatever that girl that blond girl

[@cjcj4990]

I love this show :P

[@justynabroniszewska469]

I love Dr Manning

[@aminurrahman8316]

Chocky Chocky I thought he said Chucky😂

[@zrosiez691]

Majestic Wizard same lmao

[@tearsorrain3073]

Me too

[@khianap0164]

Loved this ❤️

[@nothingliterally2381]

I love your vids

[@cevirthek262]

The "choccyy~" melted my heart

[@abishasivakumar9001]

Who remembers dr manning as Melissa from pll

[@JL-vw6nu]

"I would do anything to protect my son!" Except be further exhausted by heating up a can of spaghetti.

[@koalaboygaming346]

The behinds The scenes of this show would be absolutely hilarious

[@iokagordon863]

When I was watching this I was speechless