As a nurse I can tell you most if us don’t care about healthy treats (especially after a long day) and are happy with every little gift from patients, it’s not required for us to care for you obv but it makes us feel appreciated ❤
Omg!!!! When I worked labor and delivery as well as postpartum, I always had the night shifts and I would get SO EXCITED when one of our patients brought us food (I’m any form - candy, chips, cookies, pizza, etc…)! Those people saved my nights🥰❤️❤️
@@The_AvantGarde Look, I’m not trying to be mean or anything, but your nursery design just isn’t great. Baby’s are happier in nursery’s with warm or bright colours, not dark ones. The tree with the dark green is beautiful, but that dark blue wallpaper is not good. In my opinion (as an interior designer) , would suggest keeping the wall white with some cute decorative frames. That way the baby will be in a lighter environment and make it happier
@@lolarosebew i agree in a way- I think the light green wallpaper was so nice! It was so much brighter! I love the design with the dark blue but not really for a nursery😂
@@lolarosebewI agree, what’s worse is that instead of giving us a response she’s just ignoring it. Like girlie, u asked us and didn’t even take in what we were saying??
My husband and I did this as well! The nurses were amazing and so sweet. We did nice pens, good chapstick, hand cream, cookies, and mocha drinks! Topped off with a thank you card, they loved it!!
It’s the thought that count, When my son was in Emory I did the same for the staff. I can’t thank them enough for the Job that was done. It’s was a really really rough time in our lives, we made it through by the grace of God & the staff was Awesome. Appreciate When people are caring & kind hearted and it showed.❤️🙏🏽
I never thought of such a thing when i had both my kids. Yes its obviously a wonderful gesture and it isnt required but just knowing that you thought of them before your big day (happy birth♡day) fixing beautiful baskets full of goodies shows how much gratitude and sincere appreciation you have. Their lovely.
I feel like nurses and just people that work in a hospital in general don't get appreciated enough so doing something like this goes a long way. 😁 Also congrats on the baby! 🎉🥳👶
That looks awesome!! I know a ward where they got a fruit hamper recently and they were devastated because they were told they were getting treats 😅 Best of luck with baby ❤
I know those nurses will love those my mom was an icu nurse and now shes a case manager, when i got to her work area shes happy and im happy when there are treats so they should be to ❤❤❤❤ Edit ; she was an ccu nurse i forgot i was 9 when she became a case manager now she is a stay at home mom and homeschools me
That was thoughtful of you! The L&D nurses on staff when I had my baby were actually medically abusive. I wouldn't do this for hospital staff, bc you never know who you're going to get, but I would consider it for an OB or midwife.
Wow, that's nice! The average person does not have the financial stability to do something like that. Worried about the final Hospital, Dr., Anesthesiologist (if epidural is needed) bills. Agree with some comments though, hard to anticipate everyones possible varying dietary concerns.
I love the idea of a gift basket and now I wish I had done something like that. But I think something in me has changed as I've gotten older. I would have liked those snacks 10 years ago. Now they just look bleh to me. It's all vending machine stuff. I mean, I like the lip balm. But it would also be weird to show up with a bunch of home made stuff. I guess you just do what you like and hope they like it too.
You do realize that 1.) the RNs appreciate whatever you give them no matter how small it is 2.) Social media shows people going way over the top on absolutely everything making soon to be moms who don't have the money to do things like this feel horrible about theirself. Becoming a mother for the first time is hard enough as it is. We shouldn't be putting more pressure on moms, but especially first time moms 3.) You do realize all of the RNs, CNAs, Dr's, and the cleaning staff who work at the hospital are getting paid to be there and they literally chose that profession?? 4.) RNs make good money. CNAs do the hard work and heavy lifting and are not paid enough and are constantly overlooked. Cleaning staff at hospitals do not get any kind of recognition and it's not right. They probably have the hardest most dangerous jobs as cleaners than other cleaners unless you're a crime scene cleaner or work at the morgue. Let's start showing everyone the kindness and appreciation we want shown to us. I say let's put the GOLDEN RULE back in place and start treating others how we want to be treated. Let's show eachother grace when someone is having a bad day or a hard time in life. I'd say fix a basket of snacks and set it out in your room with a sign thanking everyone that works in the hospital and offering everyone who comes into your room a snack. By the way, we need those snacks that are considered unhealthy sometimes for the little bit of a sugar rush to make it through the last couple of hours of a bad shift
I read a story on Reddit by a man married to a woman obsessed with doing aesthetic things like this mostly for social media content. And he said it was insufferable living with her. This woman does all these for views. Not alturism. 80 dollars on products to give out so you can record yourself looking thoughtful.
They told us in 2000 your not supposed to eat when your in labor or starting labor or dilating… When I was “stuck” at 8cm I got Ice Chips that’s it. Ice Chips.
in don't buy chips and junk food like this...but if i'm stressed and in a rush and it's right in front of me I'd demolish it. I was sugar free for 3 years before i started working in an office where some , "thoughtful, kind person" started leaving treats on people's desk chairs. It's not a kindness to leave food with no nutrtional value nor protein, full of chemicals for busy nurses. Will they devour it if they've been working 10 hrs and haven't gotten a lunch break and be glad something's there? sure. You could have at least included some more upscale treats and varied it with some healthier treats so those who are trying to eat healthy aren't tempted. Also things that have day-glo orange dust on them? probably not a good idea. just b/c people eat junk food doesn't mean it's a gift to give it to them. This doesn't look like a gift it looks like you are restocking the vending machine.
Having spent a lot of time around the medical profession I can tell you if this was me getting this I would take it down & give it to the less fortunate. It's the patients that are the less fortunate that give you the smallest but most genuine thank you's that stay with you for life. Honestly I'm not trying to make you feel bad but if a homeless man on the street helped in some way would you do the same. When you are in positions where you experience all sorts of people from all walks of life you learn that people always make a point of doing things like this for the wrong people & post it all over the internet. Seeing this just makes my heart ache & makes me lose faith in humanity even more.💔😿
Whats the big deal? She wants to give a small gift, small token of appreciation to the nurses that are on staff during her delivery.. She could possibly donate to charity and the like...we don't know. Your heart aches from this video huh? There's more important things for your heart to ache about is all I'm gonna say.
It's ironic that you say that b/c if you were to step back and reflect on your comment, you sound so pious yet you are making assumptions, you don't know what she does behind closed doors, you don't know the motives of her heart, I'm glad she posted this video because it's inspiring and it encourages others to be generous. God gives different individuals gifts and talents and desires. While others bless the homeless, others bless nursing homes, hospitals, animal shelters, woman shelters, prisoners ect... Don't lose hope in humanity instead check yourself and see if you are part of the problem or solution 🙏 Blessings💗
I love how everyone told het NOT to go with that room design but she STILL ignored them bc she cares more about aesthetics (which it isn't even) than her babys health. They are meant for soft colors not busy rooms I'm not trying to hate but as a mom you should have your best interest for your child not for a "I'm not like other moms" room
Plus as a parent to a newborn and baby she and her partner are going to be spending a good amount of time in that room. So it’s always good for you to have it be a space you want to spend time in. As well as a room that makes you and the mom/parent feel comfortable and relaxed (especially of breastfeeding) because it will reduce your stress and thus premoting the baby to be more calm and it Aalto help with recovery and lease the chance and or effects of postpartum depression and or anxiety.
As a nurse I can tell you most if us don’t care about healthy treats (especially after a long day) and are happy with every little gift from patients, it’s not required for us to care for you obv but it makes us feel appreciated ❤
It is ur job to take care of people- like it’s legit your job. You’re required.
@@sofiadvis I think they meant that gifts are not required for them to care for you. Calm down,,
@@Lia-mr6bh That's not necessary. Is she not entitled to her comment as a nurse? Why admonish someone, anyone in this way?
@@carolynturk-hu7jewhy you so pressed people like you so annoying 😭
@@Lia-mr6bh yeah that’s what I meant thank you
As an icu nurse for the last 20 years, I can speak for us all.... We appreciate the kindness so very much! Thank you!! ❤😊
Omg!!!! When I worked labor and delivery as well as postpartum, I always had the night shifts and I would get SO EXCITED when one of our patients brought us food (I’m any form - candy, chips, cookies, pizza, etc…)! Those people saved my nights🥰❤️❤️
I love the sound in this video.
🥹🫶🏼
It sounds like your walking on fresh snow ❄️ on christmas 🎄 day x
As a retired RN I can tell you that my coworkers and I would have been thrilled that you took the time to give such a thoughtful gift.
You’re a gem!! Congratulations on baby I’m following 🥰🥰 your style and kind energy is contagious
Aw thank you so so much 🥹🤍 I appreciate it. We’re excited!
@@The_AvantGarde Look, I’m not trying to be mean or anything, but your nursery design just isn’t great. Baby’s are happier in nursery’s with warm or bright colours, not dark ones. The tree with the dark green is beautiful, but that dark blue wallpaper is not good. In my opinion (as an interior designer) , would suggest keeping the wall white with some cute decorative frames. That way the baby will be in a lighter environment and make it happier
@@lolarosebew i agree in a way- I think the light green wallpaper was so nice! It was so much brighter! I love the design with the dark blue but not really for a nursery😂
@@Amelia.dachshund exactly my thoughts
@@lolarosebewI agree, what’s worse is that instead of giving us a response she’s just ignoring it. Like girlie, u asked us and didn’t even take in what we were saying??
This is really thoughtful and I'm sure the nurse appreciated it
wow you’re so kind for thinking of them
The least I can do, thankful for them 🤍☺️
What a thoughtful gift.
What a precious gesture!
Their gift is that hefty bill you’re gonna get
Lol do you think it goes to them
@@stillnotstill doesn’t matter lmao
Yuuuppp
My husband and I did this as well! The nurses were amazing and so sweet. We did nice pens, good chapstick, hand cream, cookies, and mocha drinks! Topped off with a thank you card, they loved it!!
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It’s the thought that count, When my son was in Emory I did the same for the staff. I can’t thank them enough for the Job that was done. It’s was a really really rough time in our lives, we made it through by the grace
of God & the staff was Awesome. Appreciate
When people are caring & kind hearted and it showed.❤️🙏🏽
I never thought of such a thing when i had both my kids. Yes its obviously a wonderful gesture and it isnt required but just knowing that you thought of them before your big day (happy birth♡day) fixing beautiful baskets full of goodies shows how much gratitude and sincere appreciation you have. Their lovely.
I literally just burst out crying...my period must be near 😂😂😂😂 this is so sweet though ❤❤❤❤
That's so classy and nice of you
classy would be just doing it without posting it to the internet. this is for show
You are so thoughtful and kind. I'm sure the baskets were greatly appreciated. 😊❤
This, is amazing. You’re amazing for this thoughtful gesture. Thank you for sharing the idea!
What a lovely idea! Most people wouldn't even think of that. I ashamed that I never thought of something like that. Beautiful thought.
no need to be ashamed..people like this do everything for show.
I feel like nurses and just people that work in a hospital in general don't get appreciated enough so doing something like this goes a long way. 😁
Also congrats on the baby! 🎉🥳👶
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Are we supposed to stop and appreciate every single person? I'm sure the cashier at Walmart doesn't feel appreciated either
Nice touch adding pens!!!
My grandma and I once bought donuts that looked that reindeer’s for the nurses and staff after my mom gave birth to my little brother ❤
This is so sweet!! Congratulations on your baby. ❤❤❤
That looks awesome!! I know a ward where they got a fruit hamper recently and they were devastated because they were told they were getting treats 😅 Best of luck with baby ❤
This is so sweet and kind of you! ❤️
This is super sweet!
That’s a really sweet idea.
Thanks for sharing. 😊
Kindness is always appreciated.🌹🙌🙏🏾
Awwh that's so nice of you!!
As a L&D nurse, what we would really appreciate is more of those fraps 😅
❤❤❤😂😂😂
I know those nurses will love those my mom was an icu nurse and now shes a case manager, when i got to her work area shes happy and im happy when there are treats so they should be to ❤❤❤❤
Edit ; she was an ccu nurse i forgot i was 9 when she became a case manager now
she is a stay at home mom and homeschools me
Most of us on "diets" but will tear that up! 😂
30 years I have been doing baskets at the office for the team!!
Wow now that is my kind of gift basket fs. I bet they all loved them so much. I know i would.
This is the mom that the preppy girl in high school turns into
Ngl tho it’s pretty cute and we always loved her. She always had everything!
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This is so cool!!!
That was thoughtful of you! The L&D nurses on staff when I had my baby were actually medically abusive. I wouldn't do this for hospital staff, bc you never know who you're going to get, but I would consider it for an OB or midwife.
Wow, that's nice! The average person does not have the financial stability to do something like that. Worried about the final Hospital, Dr., Anesthesiologist (if epidural is needed) bills. Agree with some comments though, hard to anticipate everyones possible varying dietary concerns.
L&D nurse here… you are too sweet and that is an awesome basket!
Aww that's so sweet ❤
This is so sweet❤
So sweet! And I’m sure you will get amazing service lol
Wonderful gift.
I miss this snacks.... 😢, in Germany
I love the idea of a gift basket and now I wish I had done something like that. But I think something in me has changed as I've gotten older. I would have liked those snacks 10 years ago. Now they just look bleh to me. It's all vending machine stuff. I mean, I like the lip balm. But it would also be weird to show up with a bunch of home made stuff. I guess you just do what you like and hope they like it too.
awwww so sweet ❤
I love how you assumed the nurses eat garbage and you're such a great person for doing that for them...
I love this. I'm a nurse and I'm selling gift basket too.
Nice!!!!!!
Great idea
You do realize that 1.) the RNs appreciate whatever you give them no matter how small it is 2.) Social media shows people going way over the top on absolutely everything making soon to be moms who don't have the money to do things like this feel horrible about theirself. Becoming a mother for the first time is hard enough as it is. We shouldn't be putting more pressure on moms, but especially first time moms 3.) You do realize all of the RNs, CNAs, Dr's, and the cleaning staff who work at the hospital are getting paid to be there and they literally chose that profession?? 4.) RNs make good money. CNAs do the hard work and heavy lifting and are not paid enough and are constantly overlooked. Cleaning staff at hospitals do not get any kind of recognition and it's not right. They probably have the hardest most dangerous jobs as cleaners than other cleaners unless you're a crime scene cleaner or work at the morgue. Let's start showing everyone the kindness and appreciation we want shown to us. I say let's put the GOLDEN RULE back in place and start treating others how we want to be treated. Let's show eachother grace when someone is having a bad day or a hard time in life.
I'd say fix a basket of snacks and set it out in your room with a sign thanking everyone that works in the hospital and offering everyone who comes into your room a snack.
By the way, we need those snacks that are considered unhealthy sometimes for the little bit of a sugar rush to make it through the last couple of hours of a bad shift
Aww ur so thoughtful
As a midwife, I appreciate the effort put in this
You are so sweet .
I read a story on Reddit by a man married to a woman obsessed with doing aesthetic things like this mostly for social media content. And he said it was insufferable living with her. This woman does all these for views. Not alturism. 80 dollars on products to give out so you can record yourself looking thoughtful.
oh I can just tell she's insufferable. this is absolutely all for show
Great idea 💡 for the teachers aides
They told us in 2000 your not supposed to eat when your in labor or starting labor or dilating…
When I was “stuck” at 8cm I got Ice Chips that’s it. Ice Chips.
Niiiiice 🎉🎉🎉❤😊
I like basket so elegant
So sweet ❤
You need award asap
Ah yes the standard box of guilty pleasures 😂
Awe! Me too!
Are you in America? The amount for our care here is more than enough to let the hospital feed these nurses.
Wow!!
Over the top but amazing
That's really nice of you! But is this going to be the next new thing?!
Awesome idea
Hear in Canada we can not do gift baskets for the nurses because you don’t know what they can or cannot have and also it’s for safety reasons also.
Awesome 🌹❤️🌺
Only one bag of BBQ chips? noooooo (looks great btw)
Wow
❤!!!!!
Hi!!! Just wondering, at what point did you give this to them?
Fruit?
They had a snack room when my daughter just gave birth. All you wanted.
Are you doing one basket per nurse or when basket per shift change?
Fancy🎉
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Everyone would probably love to do this, but not everyone has that kind of money
In your baby room if you can can you plzz paint the light's by the tree red so it looks like an apple. if you can't it's ok
We are trained not to accept gifts.
This is a different spin on the scripture, "A man's fifth will make room for him". But I'm sure it worked!
Shit as much as it costs to even walk into a hospital, they should be giving everyone gift baskets.. not the patient giving the staff one.
*Smiles with gluten intolerance*
Although its kind but imagine she is in labour and having a hard time and the nurses and the doctors sitting and eating snacks ...
in don't buy chips and junk food like this...but if i'm stressed and in a rush and it's right in front of me I'd demolish it. I was sugar free for 3 years before i started working in an office where some , "thoughtful, kind person" started leaving treats on people's desk chairs. It's not a kindness to leave food with no nutrtional value nor protein, full of chemicals for busy nurses. Will they devour it if they've been working 10 hrs and haven't gotten a lunch break and be glad something's there? sure. You could have at least included some more upscale treats and varied it with some healthier treats so those who are trying to eat healthy aren't tempted. Also things that have day-glo orange dust on them? probably not a good idea. just b/c people eat junk food doesn't mean it's a gift to give it to them. This doesn't look like a gift it looks like you are restocking the vending machine.
They don’t want that CASH WILL DO !
Having spent a lot of time around the medical profession I can tell you if this was me getting this I would take it down & give it to the less fortunate. It's the patients that are the less fortunate that give you the smallest but most genuine thank you's that stay with you for life. Honestly I'm not trying to make you feel bad but if a homeless man on the street helped in some way would you do the same. When you are in positions where you experience all sorts of people from all walks of life you learn that people always make a point of doing things like this for the wrong people & post it all over the internet. Seeing this just makes my heart ache & makes me lose faith in humanity even more.💔😿
Whats the big deal? She wants to give a small gift, small token of appreciation to the nurses that are on staff during her delivery..
She could possibly donate to charity and the like...we don't know.
Your heart aches from this video huh? There's more important things for your heart to ache about is all I'm gonna say.
It's ironic that you say that b/c if you were to step back and reflect on your comment, you sound so pious yet you are making assumptions, you don't know what she does behind closed doors, you don't know the motives of her heart, I'm glad she posted this video because it's inspiring and it encourages others to be generous.
God gives different individuals gifts and talents and desires.
While others bless the homeless, others bless nursing homes, hospitals, animal shelters, woman shelters, prisoners ect...
Don't lose hope in humanity instead check yourself and see if you are part of the problem or solution 🙏 Blessings💗
Can I be the guest please
This is too much. Those nurses dgaf and probably think you're weird
😋😊
A little to organized
I love how everyone told het NOT to go with that room design but she STILL ignored them bc she cares more about aesthetics (which it isn't even) than her babys health. They are meant for soft colors not busy rooms
I'm not trying to hate but as a mom you should have your best interest for your child not for a "I'm not like other moms" room
this isn’t even what the video is about but ok…
@@MrCleansLawyer well it's what I'm talking about so?
Nope all salt I'll pass lady yuck😱✌️💯✌️
Imagine that one of the nurses are allergic to all of the food
Great idea but I meant they’re rich
I just feel like he just filled the the basket with snack she likes it mean if you think about it women when they’re pregnant like food so
For the nursery, you’re thinking more of yourself rather than the baby. /neg
Is that a bad thing or a good thing
Cuz its perfectly fine with me
Well the baby isn’t really going to care either way so does it really matter?
Plus as a parent to a newborn and baby she and her partner are going to be spending a good amount of time in that room. So it’s always good for you to have it be a space you want to spend time in. As well as a room that makes you and the mom/parent feel comfortable and relaxed (especially of breastfeeding) because it will reduce your stress and thus premoting the baby to be more calm and it Aalto help with recovery and lease the chance and or effects of postpartum depression and or anxiety.
I stopped eating Cheez-Its. Literally almost everything is bioengineered now, look on the back.