The first five minutes of DRP's life.

[@MAX-cm6hs]

I love how he stops crying when dad talks and holds his hand. So sweet!

[@GillAnker]

This woman is so rough with this precious little one.Bless this dear little baby.

[@HuxtableTV]

He will get shaken baby syndrome & the wristband is too tight, the baby gets blue hands. Hateful treatment.

[@hmrhuang]

He's beautiful. I don't ever mind the crying when they're born -- shows they're breathing right with strong, healthy lungs

[@tinawelch5524]

And he's cold!

[@flutep2069]

The precious little darling! He needed to be cuddled by his mom and be comforted.

[@limlilian9482]

Cute, adorable little baby, very smart when someone holds her hand she keeps quiet, and even tried to open her eyes to see and recognise voices.

[@n1ghtpearlz]

Their a "he"

[@strawberryredz1997]

Calm down peeps, little baby is fine. It just looks like she’s rough and she the crying is good for his lungs. They are weighing and measuring him. They deliver them all day, everyday. Very healthy! Congratulations to the parents. Such a beautiful newborn baby.

[@lindamadron8180]

@@jamesfiaco4922 usually anymore the docs drug screen the pregnant moms and do blood work for toxicity. And us the watchers can guess but we really don't know. Usually if the baby is bathed clean and fed and warm it will stop crying but if it doesn't then there is a problem.

[@maureenharrison6877]

Ok well done I understand

[@anniemarques460]

Yes, absolutely! People are over the top, unnessarily! Nurses and doctors do this 100's x a day. The baby cries...some of them cry for nothing. They tremble a bit . Well their nervous system is not yet fully developed. The dad is standing right there. He didn't say anything. Why should we! Bless baby he will be fine. ❤

[@addison6384]

Just imagine, you live all your life in warm water inside your mother and then one day she says enough of this and pushes you out. Now you're in a cold room and people are pushing you around rather roughly.

[@HuxtableTV]

There is way more to this. It is deliberate abuse & disrespect for the child.

[@janajindrova1270]

Jsou úkony které ti lékaři musí provést. Změřit, zvážit, ještě před prvním kojením. Vyčistit nos, ústa, z důvodu vdechnutí zbytků z porodu. Pak také reflex, zda je miminko správně vyvinuté a zdravé. Předpokládám že komentář o neúctě k miminku psal muž. Bez takto důkladné prohlídky by mnohé děti nepřežily, nebo by měly doživotní zdravotní následky...❤

[@HuxtableTV]

It is not so much what they do, but HOW THEY DO IT, that's being criticized here.

[@texasbella576]

What a little sweetheart!! somebody please hold him so he doesn't cry!! "I miss my mommy already!!" beautiful baby!! God Bless you little man! 🙏🙏🙏

[@bibsann861]

The baby will be with momma soon.

[@psychedelicpython]

That's a lot to go through for this little guys first 5 minutes in life. Such a sweetie.

[@shennoo23]

So beautiful . The more I watched the more I wanted to cry. I rem the feeling after I gave birth to both of my kids even through all that pain just watching them was alll worth it ! This lad must be 11 years now bless him hope he and his beautiful family are doing well .

[@hawaiisage]

Newborn babies deserve to be introduced to the world in a kind, gentle and loving way. Just because the nurse is busy doesn't excuse brusque behavior.

[@mrs.farhafarhankhan802]

Very true I agree

[@lisaschmidt1243]

She isn't being rough. You're trippin

[@hawaiisage]

@@lisaschmidt1243 Your IQ is showing.

[@jenniferlee1515]

And that nurse was not rough at all

[@hawaiisage]

@@jenniferlee1515 You must be a nurse. Is your last name Ratchet?

[@anncain2432]

Love that he's responding well to Dad.

[@JensSchraeder]

There is no more beautiful thing in this world than a newborn baby.

[@abdelrahmanelsheikh5798]

Amazing how he stops crying everytime someone touches him. There's so much we don't know about the transition between the mother's womb and the outside world.

[@lauraswann5543]

There actually isn't much we don't know about the baby's "transition" from womb to world. The womb is a warm safe protective environment where all the baby's needs are met, the baby listens to his mother's heartbeat, he is perfectly content. When he is born, he needs to be put on his mother's chest to hear her familiar heartbeat, and so he can be held by her. New babies experience the air on their naked skin as pain. What was done to this unfortunate child is very wrong.

[@asmith6076]

Poor baby. I like how he's comforted when his dad holds his fingers.

[@asaadabdullah1990]

Please treat this beautiful little angel with tenderness and compassion...

[@maryrudelich9000]

Miracles really do happen. Congratulations. He’s a beautiful baby boy.

[@marfialennox2642]

As I lie here watching this precious baby, I realize how scary it is ‘to be born’ If he could articulate, I can’t imagine within the first 5 minutes, any joy until he’s held by his mother and father. So many ‘necessary’ things are happening so quickly and suddenly-from quiet, dark, warm space, to THIS God bless

[@stellafrances5900]

Yes, these first minutes of life are very spécial and must absolutely not be reserved to examinations that could wait a few hours later...they must be preserved for sacred moments between mother and baby, look at mammal animals , you will become wiser.

[@DorothySnow-jb1os]

@@stellafrances5900 A few " Hours Later" ?? Don't be so ridiculous!! A newborn baby needs to be examined right after birth.Better alive than dead

[@gabrielgodinho6033]

Crazy...this kid is now 10 years old, soon i will meet my kid as well. Much love and happiness to you guys

[@marfialennox2642]

Is he or she here as yet?!?

[@gabrielgodinho6033]

@@marfialennox2642 😅 your timing is amazing as im in the hospital he might be born anytime now maybe today or tomorrow her water broke today

[@marfialennox2642]

@@gabrielgodinho6033 OMG are you kidding me?!?!?!?! Wow. Amazing. God’s best for you both a healthy safe delivery. I’m blown away and excited

[@marfialennox2642]

@@gabrielgodinho6033 You know, if the baby could have waited until the 28th, we could be twins-Hehehehe-that’s my birthday. Hehehehe Please get back on and share the good news when it happens

[@gabrielgodinho6033]

@@marfialennox2642 it would be too long the birth date was supposed to be 13th but we know its not certain, hes going to probably be born tomorrow thats what the doctor said

[@barbarabonnette2705]

She sure put his ID bracelets on really tight. I’d cry too! He sure knows his Daddy’s voice! ❤

[@joanjohnson5973]

Those wrist bands are way too tight. Really rough on him.

[@doreenbillig13]

I agree! And l feel those bright lights not only hurt their eyes but scares them!

[@seleft58]

Y que quieres, que trabajen a oscuras?. Venga ya!!.

[@YCRProductions]

And he's cold

[@dianewhite4485]

These are the very first moments of this little persons life. He is frightened and bewildered. He needs to be cuddled into his mum or dad for a while until he is calm and feels secure. I don’t understand how health professionals become so fixated on their tasks that they totally ignore any instincts they might once have had. It wasn’t essential for his head to be measured at that point, she was just totally ignoring his needs.

[@sashasabbeth6836]

I completely agree with you. Unnecessarily devoid of physical soothing tenderness and comfort. I don't get it.

[@julieDL6334]

Totally agree How incompetent and ignorant

[@hos65]

I didn’t like how that 2nd name tag had that long tail which could easily poke the baby’s eye. I felt quite uncomfortable watching this poor baby crying to be comforted.

[@margaretchute7889]

Nurses MUST ensure the baby is breathing properly. His extremities are still bluish meaning oxygenated blood hasn’t got that far yet. The baby needs to cry at this point. Also measurements need to be taken at birth . The baby is under a warmer. Yes he will get cuddles but baby’s health is first and foremost. Eye drops must also be given right at birth to ensure that he doesn’t get infected from birth canal.

[@brendamerkle5956]

@@margaretchute7889 understand all that you can still have a little soft touch instead of being so rough

[@lauraashleigh9701]

My son was born 11 years ago & it feels like just yesterday ❤ I can vividly remember him crying the moment he was born the immense amount of love I felt the moment I saw him. I was barely 18 & I didn’t know what we where gonna do but I knew I loved him more than anything & here we are 11 years later 12 next month and it all turned out okay 😊My boy is so incredibly smart. Soooooo polite and kind. ❤️ you blink and they are ten years old it all goes by so fast 💨

[@Ana-n3l]

Such a precious little sweetie!🥰❤️HOW ABOUT INTRODUCING A NEWBORN BABY TO THE WORLD IN A KIND, GENTLE, AND LOVING MANNOR! Just because a nurse is busy gives NO EXCUSE to be abrasive!

[@lol-oe1md]

No, There is nothing kind, gentle and loving about giving birth and you can't introduce newborns that way. You do realize the baby just came from a tiny vaginal hole, and that was more painful than any of these tests?

[@sallyire1]

@@lol-oe1md Exactly, and the nurses are simply efficient and doing their job. They are not hurting the baby at all.

[@hmrhuang]

Serious note: For those of you complaining about the crying of a healthy newborn, you have NO IDEA how ****ing scary it is (for the medical team and the parents!) to hear nothing from a baby! Trust me, you don't EVER want to hear "crickets" over a newborn! Loud cries mean nice, clear airways (this little guy had just a little fluid in his chest) and no difficulties breathing! For those of you complaining about the rough handling by the nurse, get over yourself and go read up on neonatal nurse care! healthy babies are physically resilient (they just passed through a birth canal for ****'s sakes! =)) -- nurses who know what they're doing are firm but gentle! she did a good job!

[@nornubarichimaobi]

I can relate...my daughter didn't cry as a new born...the nurses kept tapping under her feet and inserting the suction tube for over 10 mins...I was so scared...after what seemed like forever the miracle happened and she cried... Seeing this baby cry at birth reminds me of the joy I felt when my daughter's miracle happened.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Spot on. My daughter was born by emergency caesarean due to foetal distress, and hearing her cries once she was out was such a relief, because it meant she was all right and breathing!

[@curly2smith133]

The crying isn’t the problem, it’s the rough handling, no sensitivity or compassion. I’m a nurse , I deal with children all the time, it can and should be oh so different. If parents treated babies and older children the way the paediatric staff do they would be prosecuted. That is not what ‘ the caring profession’ should be about. Not only do I deal with the children who have been treated like this I also deal with the adults who are still experiencing the trauma from childhood experiences now manifesting as phobias many decades after the event….. it’s inhuman! There needs to be better education.

[@stellafrances5900]

@@curly2smith133 true👍a therapy under hypnosis and people can find again their emotions and trauma from after birth and recover from their Health issues

[@joyceadair3003]

I noticed every time the baby was touched it stop crying and calm down. It just needs some love and human touch.❤️😊

[@shams8718]

The baby needs to cry. It's actually very important

[@chumkitior1407]

@@shams8718œpp

[@Aoendkth-nv7au]

Yulp

[@hawaiisage]

@@joyceadair3003 Unfortunately, the "professional" automatons do not agree. Of course, crying is good, but rough handling is not.

[@ГаляГаля-у1х]

Ещё один ангел родился. Расти малыш крепким и здоровым!!!

[@K_M.G]

Why is she so rough with him. 😭He is a little angel. ❤

[@GuinnessPhish]

He turned out just fine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHbTmIFuf7Broas

[@Emma-ey8cu]

Dear lord stop it already....the over exaggeration is old...baby is beautiful and just fine..this nurse did just fine and the babies little hand was held for comfort bc everything is new

[@ShatteredGT_SGT]

awww i remember when my little brother was a newborn...he cried like that all the time...it broke my heart in a good way 😍

[@rvolovski2927]

My grandson was born today. I'm sure his first few minutes was very similar. Thank you.

[@GuinnessPhish]

Congratulations!

[@karenpierson9841]

Congrats

[@ruthstephens6158]

Pick up this little precious and hold him like he was yours .❤

[@seleft58]

Por qué?. Son médicos no sus padres.

[@bibsann861]

The nurse needs to do her job for Pete sake.

[@suahanaiserrano7823]

He's a beautiful baby!! ❤ I became a mom to a beautiful baby boy not long ago he's my first baby 👶 he's 2 months now and it's been a blessing so I understand you totally! 💙🙏😇

[@lindagethings7953]

They are very rough, poor little lad 😢

[@ashton201000]

I don’t understand why they are so rough with newborn babies I will never understand!

[@katherinewillfong9585]

I do not see any roughness

[@cherylsnyder9055]

They are not being rough

[@jackycardwell7819]

​@katherinewillfgong9585 You need glasses apparently

[@dianehernandez2764]

Awe i love his newborn cry. He came from a warm place. And now he dont like all thats happening.

[@varalekshmym3887]

Baby is really clever. Keeps quite when touched. Cry is loud and glad that his lungs will get good oxygen.

[@mvp5514]

Tearing up during the entire video 🤗 this filled my heart with so much joy. 💗

[@robbielumpkin7935]

He’s telling his Daddy all about it. He recognized his Dads voice. ❤❤❤

[@ruthstephens6158]

Precious little sweetheart. Please be loving and gentle.

[@community1949]

That poor little doll - one minute it's inside his momma's womb and the next it's out here in the loud world and it's just too much to handle.

[@seleft58]

Ya se acostumbrará. La vida no es fácil.

[@deborahjesic4804]

That nurse is horrible!! She's too rough and insensitive!! And I don't care how many times they do this a day!! That baby just came into the world and I can't believe that no one can even massage his little head to calm him down!! I love you baby!!❤❤❤

[@HuxtableTV]

What's the point of even having these people there.

[@deborahjesic4804]

@@HuxtableTVWell, they tend to them ,clean them but their so harsh!

[@Littleweed419]

It is not the baby's crying that is upset5to me, newborns can do that it's good for their lungs. My last born cried for over an hour, e en though she was being comforted. It is the rough handling by the nurse. She should be taken off the wards and put to work in the kitchens, I bet she would make mashed potatoes ever. The ovens would be shiny clean with her rough hands!

[@HuxtableTV]

@@deborahjesic4804 Sadists, unfortunately.

[@sheilagraves11]

OMG, she’s horrible!

[@lindahughes4018]

I would have demanded a more sensitive nurse , no way would I have accepted her .

[@firewood9991]

Stop it! I'm freezing. It's too bright out here, and I want my Mom!

[@bettyandrews9571]

Exactly ! I can't believe how rough she is. Poor baby ❤

[@margaretchute7889]

@@bettyandrews9571 she is not being rough. She is doing exactly what she is suppose to do to ensure the baby is breathing well, and healthy. Was a L&D nurse for 20 years. Health of baby first and foremost. If limbs are not pink but bluish the oxygen has not reached them yet and baby must cry to get his lungs working to ensure blood flowing to all parts. Calm down people. Babies need to cry to ensure lungs expand properly.

[@bettyandrews9571]

@margaretchute7889 ty. I guess I'm too sensitive

[@JaneDoe-ip5yl]

Can't this be done more gently while swaddled and held. Imagine leaving the warm liquidy womb and treated this way😮

[@rose-mariefoxon6281]

He calmed down when he felt his dad’s finger. But it’s hard for them with all the medical stuff they have to endure.

[@susanmullen8648]

The point is It doesn't need to be. It would've taken two seconds to place a light towel over the baby's upper body during "the medical stuff." Presence of a nearby heater isn't an excuse. Everyone knows newborns lose heat very rapidly. It would've provided the baby with some comfort while he was being jerked around.

[@umthwaonenkani3056]

He was over the whole thing as soon as he got here🤣. Love how gentle physical touch had him calming down and trying to figure if he was in the tummy or some other strange and new place. Too nunus!

[@韭皇矿精]

I don't know why so many ignorant people worry about babies crying and question the profession of nurses. For doctors, nurses and parents, a baby who does not cry loudly after birth can signal a serious condition in which the baby may be unconscious or unable to breathe on his own, which could lead to death by suffocation after birth. All babies need to cry loudly and move their limbs after birth. To drain fluid from the lungs and send oxygen-carrying blood to the extremities. And it needs to be cleaned carefully to prevent blood and amniotic fluid from causing infection to the baby.

[@godsamazinggrace5331]

Super cute baby Cries of protest Being touched by strangers 😊

[@dianesorokac2260]

Baby is like where the hell is my water world womb...nice n warm n watery n quiet n dark...ahhhh put me back!!!!

[@agnestoth441]

👍👍👍

[@antonellasabatini1464]

Rdďddďd

[@francescawollaston2227]

Completely agree. That nurse has ZERO COMPASSION!!! This is a small human not a dummy.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

I wouldn't have wanted that nurse to handle any of my babies; no wonder he yelled.

[@mandysingh1151]

Nothing more magical than the start of a new life ❤️

[@mayasims4108]

Can everyone please stop saying she’s being rough! She is adequately cleaning, measuring & stimulating the baby. You can clearly hear the nurse say she’s trying to get the vernix out of his eyes. He is crying because that’s what babies do when they are born. It is also helping clear his lungs of amniotic fluid. Relax jeez.

[@GuinnessPhish]

Exactly! He turned out fine! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHbTmIFuf7Broas

[@anniemarques460]

I agree Maya. They cry that's what they do. They are in a strange place now. Daddy is trying to comfort him. He's going to be just fine! God bless!

[@LaineyM]

I agree, they have to physically stimulate his body and clear his lungs.... as his daddy said... he turned out just fine.... don't think they had a problem with it.....

[@uilmaramachadodemelo2416]

How beautiful!!! I hope he grows up happy and healthy and prospers! (Brazil)

[@nickybains9402]

This video is from 9 years ago, this child must be 9 years of age. SO Absolutely precious and cute.....BUT why is it coming up in my feed right now.....haa haa haa!

[@pendaba4676]

Me too 🤣🤣🤣

[@arandomguy2732]

If he is alive.....

[@theresastiles51]

Can't wait till my grandbaby is born!! About 7 more months!!

[@riteshshukla8460]

The video is 9 year old and KZbin is giving me notification now.,😂😂😂 And the boy would be 9 year old now. 😂😂

[@morticia3032]

Lol Same! 😂😂🤣

[@hawaiisage]

He would be a 9 year old by now with a bad first impression of the world.

[@stickbat9]

It's so precious how the baby calms down when his dad comforts him and holds his hand!! The little one even opens his eyes to look at his dad, it's so adorable. He also likes it when the nurses touches his eyes, and whenever he's being touched, he calms down. I was born via C section and it's traumatic in every which way, for both mom and baby, no way around it.

[@jeaniedenton-smith1041]

From a warm, safe womb to loud noises, bright lights, beeps...put me baaaacckkkk!!!!

[@Zeeshankhan-vz3rp]

Hii

[@relaxationAges]

💯 💯 💯

[@rainbowrose9299]

I think he's gonna have alot to say when he gets older lol. God bless him.

[@lynnesuuronen8124]

Yes they need to be fast but NOT ROUGH! No excuses for her behavior!!!

[@grannygct]

Aww, he is trying to understand what's happening. He tried to open his eyes, so cute! He must be cold. Gentle on his skin, please! He is so terrified, poor baby. Not used to all the actions going on. Beautiful baby!

[@troysandoval2731]

Please pray for my mom. She is in the hospital. Please.

[@izuigalen]

I can't watch this, poor baby. He just needs his mum's body

[@BigMommaTruckn]

Right I do not like seeing them being manhandled fresh out if the womb. She has no empathy for his experience coming into the world. This pisses me off

[@lenkaringerova]

​@@BigMommaTruckn too fucking right! 😢

[@lmao521]

Naurr not these bitch3s acting knowing better than health professionals do smh

[@patriciaperry7579]

The eyes have never seen light - protect them !!!!!!!

[@buffybrown1619]

If you come out of the safety of the womb and aren’t screeching and carrying on, you haven’t been pulled into this world. He just needs some coddling and being put in his mum’s arms. But they must check the Apgars and give the wee bit a seal of approval.

[@Gotoworkkk]

Blah blahhhhhhh

[@daniellesorensen4622]

OMG can the Nurse be a little more Gentle?

[@maltal8352]

Right ! I had my son last year in November . My husband and I were handling him like he would turn to dust and the nurses handled him like he was a gd otter box .

[@pursedelighted8313]

I had 4 children they are okay

[@sohammujumdar9237]

Experiencing violence at birth...so crying...

[@michelleduncan9965]

That was my question too. So rough!!

[@sohammujumdar9237]

@@michelleduncan9965 hi please read a book birth without violence by Fredrick lebyor

[@christinev4381]

Poor newborn baby... Not very gentle nurse...

[@Matthew-gd8gk]

They are trained to to be gentle so that the baby Cry's and oxygen can flow to the body

[@houstonmuhammad843]

The lights are too damn bright for a baby who has lived in darkness for nine months! That's the main reason he's bawling the way he is.

[@angelicasuzana4682]

Truth

[@anahart8253]

He’s sooo breathtakingly beautiful!!! I just saw the info the mother posted and she can ASSURE all of you who watched the video the baby was well taken care of and experienced nurses were tending to him.❤️. This mother had a C-Section and they were only cleaning out his airways and other details were performed to ensure his safety before leaving the hospital so don’t worry… this cutie is fine! 🎉❤ As a mom myself of my own beautiful daughters all I can say is-. Let mom celebrate the joy!!🥰❤️❤️

[@waqasnasir8264]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGHQmZqGhN-tfaMsi=K7MDvAUJhVKZ_s0c

[@susanmullen8648]

Nothing you said in your comment changes anything about how the newborn was treated.

[@anahart8253]

And there’s nothing YOU said changes my mind! What the heck was so darn wrong with my comment anyway?? GET LOST

[@marylouis6787]

Poor 👶 baby. He is cold hungry and too much light in his face. What a cutie

[@nasreenkhan2716]

I personally feel they should be very gentle with the new born baby. Adorable

[@anitacarandang8440]

I think so too...poor child...

[@deotio2768]

yeah i was cringing the whole time seeung how rough baby was being handled 😭😭

[@Rose-vt1kh]

The baby should cry for some reasons

[@sharia5961]

Really rough..

[@philomenaphelan2820]

@@anitacarandang8440 9

[@lakshminanduri9868]

organisation should remove this nurse immediately from the duty.dirty handling

[@avelinacaril8535]

shouldnt be working in the hospital shld be in manyfacturing firm. heavy hands she has...

[@sheryl2667]

I agree this baby is treated too rough. This is a brand new life. Its precous. The baby does not understand this rough treatment. Thats why they cry so hard after being treated rough.

[@mamaschildt2010]

War die Schwester aus der Metzgerei? Sooo grob, ob Sie auf den Fliesband arbeitet. Ich wünsche diesen wunderschönen Baby ,alles Liebe auf dieser Welt und viel Gesundheit .MfG

[@johnhedges611]

Why is she so rough?

[@HuxtableTV]

Because she is bad and evil inside. As simple as that.

[@NatalieJoy40]

Aww look at him trying to open his eyes ..bless him

[@grannygct]

I wondered the same, why aren't the lights dimmed a bit so they don't shock their eyes. Maybe newborns need some special glasses. I don't even like bright lights when I wake up. Look at this sweet baby's eyes, he tries to open but with a bit of a struggle. He is probably on the chilly side too. My heart goes to this baby. So cute even when he cries.

[@tweety1152]

Why are the so rough with the baby..geez!

[@GuinnessPhish]

That was a frequent comment in the past. As the father, I disagree. The nurses were just being efficient. Babies aren't as fragile as people often think.

[@burgermister7580]

Yes

[@koolkat7137]

Can the medical pic be more gentle. Its a newborn baby for gods sake. Not a doll

[@cleoderooij5947]

I'm agree!!!!!!

[@marysiolaa1961]

If u think that u can do it why bringing it to the hospital 🤦dont make life harder for the nurse cause theres a lot of hard working doctors out there has been treated like a dog cause of people like you and its not only your baby they look after theres heaps of them out there they half to look after

[@Tonguedawg]

I agree!!! She’s acting like it’s a freaking doll! Gentle the poor things head isn’t even fully formed! P.S: about me saying that the babies head isn’t even fully formed. I say that because if you feel a newborns head theirs some squishy parts.

[@teresitahammond731]

Agree that nurse is so rough

[@sonej.4486]

Yea. She and none with the likes of her should handle no one else's newborn baby. Home birth is way better. These type do this precious moments more for the pay check. Precious is so cute tho. His loud crys says he voice gone speak loud and clear all his life

[@Him.Me.Q.and.P]

So different in the UK... Baby is wiped over quickly and then immediately (unless medical complications prohibit) put on mum for skin to skin, comfort and warmth. This just seems a little cruel to me. I love the first moments with my baby, so grateful I get that time!

[@GuinnessPhish]

Mom had a C-section, so they were busy stiching her back up. He did get swaddled up shortly after this video and met mommy. Swaddling: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGPHqn97id-YbtE Meeting mommy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX6rn2CgbttkhZY

[@sorayasam1638]

C section oooof poor babies born and wait momi to recover

[@nai-lahkristasimone5161]

@@GuinnessPhish even so babies are usually put close to moms face or on her chest the opposite way unless something is extremely wrong

[@gwendolynsmith9532]

This baby really doesn’t seem to like the bright lights shining directly in its eyes. I’m glad the second nurse is holding baby’s hand. ❤

[@Mary-rf8qs]

Some of the reasons for handling, is not hurting baby Its all about the baby being awake and responding. The crying is good . As for cold in hospitals is to not allow viruses. Some people thinks its cruel, but its really not.

[@HuxtableTV]

None of these explain her cruelty. You don't behave like this to demonstrate professionality. It is needless, cruel, abusive, damaging.

[@WendyPipe-f8r]

That band on baby"s left arm will poke her bloody eye. You are so rough

[@YCRProductions]

His*

[@ryanheroin5769]

hes probably playing fortnite now

[@miaphoenix173]

🤣🤣🤣

[@smid9173]

Lol

[@tintswalohlongwane919]

The name tag on the left hand side it can scratch baby the way had been tied the long band can scratch ice or body thank you

[@funkyfreshyt2824]

Fair.

[@carolynstewart8465]

Hysterical

[@cindywootten2965]

I just love this Doctor, he is so good with the babies , especially when he talks to them and wants to hold the infants hand. My favorite is when he swaddled the baby so perfectly and never skips a beat!

[@erikaesther]

What a rough nurse! Terrible time for the newborn!

[@HuxtableTV]

Child abuse.

[@jandoherty5299]

Give that baby to his mommy

[@monicasimpson2767]

Ridiculous, awful, completely lacking in empathy. We must take Measurements! All of that could have been done with baby on mom’s chest. Hard to watch.

[@HuxtableTV]

It's awful. No excuse.

[@toddlalonde1199]

Strong lungs! Good healthy baby!!

[@parimalababu1981]

Very ...roughly handling.. doesn't she knew how to handle just born baby .. Wat she learnt in nursing.. Unfit for that job

[@mramos6532]

Totally agree

[@robbibittle8486]

Poor baby. Should be on mom for the first hour at least. And could they be rougher?

[@DeniseOsullivan-u2g]

So rough with a new born baby ,make him feel welcome into this world

[@marie-ctunnicliff513]

This is heart breaking, they are so rough with him, for Goodness sake let him be in his mother's arms snuggling up close to feel her warmth. I had 4 babies - so I know what I am talking about.

[@lol-oe1md]

You can give birth at home if you don't want this😊

[@abraham65061]

Nurse is very rude with him ... But that's the problem when you have too much work to do for one single person. Hospital workers from all around the world need more respect than today

[@CyichinC]

You need to get yourself a medical degree and start contributing 😅😢😂not being sour online😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@elvanwyk6573]

She wasn’t rude! I think just that she was to do it faster for the baby to not feel cold 😊

[@pauloguerreiro6487]

I also noticed that she was a bit aggressive

[@detectivenora]

The aggressiveness helps the baby

[@lynettesmp]

Aww you can clearly see how babies can already sense and feel whose being rough and impersonal - he always calmed a bit every time his father touched him and got upset with the rough nurse

[@jneezypv]

That's cause daddy didn't have to do it.

[@relaxationAges]

💯

[@OskarChoi]

i always wonder why those plastic bands wouldn't scratch the baby's eyes when they move...why don't they just put on their legs?

[@elenka-h4j]

Этот пластик еще основательно затянули, как жгут, на левой руке.

[@mahadevannarayanaswamy900]

If put in leg will get accumulated with bacteria due to human waste..

[@deliberatehealingproductions]

Absolutely captivating, and beautiful. Thank you for posting.