When Big Mama heard that little lamb behind her and she looked back by you....... oh my heart!!! "You don't have to be sad you just have to have your own"
The sadness from the babies who didn't make it was lessened by the foster baby. I'm so glad that worked out. Also seeing the bouncing babies is such a joy.
Sandi, I’m just a pediatrician, but there’s an instinct one develops with years of experience. You have that - trust it. You know your flock and your conditions best. Intervene when you get the urge and learn from every choice. ❤❤❤❤
You aren’t “just” a paediatrician! That’s such an important job without you and colleagues like you so many of us would have lost children or have very sick children. Thank you for what you do. Your comment is so true, you do have to trust your gut instinct.
@@wheelie26 Thank you. My sister is a veterinarian and reminds me she is not limited to one species. 🤣 Serious respect for all of us who decipher life and death issues with patients/clients unable to articulate their complaints. ❤️
Y'know, now that you mention it, pediatricians have probably the best experience with this type of instinct since both children and animals aren't as good at communicating their needs as adult humans. You have to have a good eye, for sure. Never thought about it like that before but that definitely adds another necessary skill to pediatrician and pediatric nurses etc. You have to be able to read mind almost. Off topic, sorry.
@@bigdawg77 that’s very true, they do need a sixth sense as children often tend to hide illness until they are really poorly and then it’s a case of ruling out what could be wrong until you find what it is, a little like Sandi’s ewes and lambs.
You show such love and care for your Ewe's and baby lambs. It is good to see when one Ewe isn't able to lamb you have been so successful with many of the foster lambs. When they are being weighed, tagged and vaccinated, it appears you are doing something with the tail. What are you doing?
The new big momma is desperate to have a baby, any baby or all the babies! Edit: oh no I’m so sad that she lost her beautiful twins, I wonder why they both died. I’m so so glad she took to the other lamb. Sandi and Carissa work so hard for each and every mama and ewe, it’s lovely to watch.
Sandi said that they were bottom first, not head first so they got stuck in the birth canal and mama couldn't get them out by herself. She also didn't present as being in labor, so Sandi thought big mama 3 was okay.
Thank you both, I heard her say that but it didn’t quite register. It’s amazing that sheep that are just left to it in the fields are profitable, they must have a much higher stillborn rate than Sandi because she helps a lot of ewes and a lot of sick ot prem lambs too.
@@wheelie26 Absolutely! Mind you most sheep lambing on pasture are wool sheep. They lamb just once a year and usually have singles or twins. So, a lot less babies to get tangled up inside! Even so, most shepherds bring their lambing ewes down to a barn, help them lamb, and 24 hours let them go back to the pasture. They still get stillborns though.
:( Your voice, your words.... please be alive, please be alive ...... broke my heart. But as you always do, you quickly switch gears and gift her a foster baby. You are a champ Sandi. We love your courage and strengths. You are amazing.
Okay, Big Mama escorting herself into the “maternity ward” was too hilarious. 😂 *Big Mama* 🐑: "This is where the babies happen, right? I’ll check myself in.” 💅 14:15
Watching you attempt to resuscitate those black babies was heartbreaking. I'm glad you shared because I think we forget how hard on you that has to be. You're doing your best and that's perfect! If you think about it, there's a reason human doctors use all those tools and check mama's out regularly, because it saves lives. So I think more checking is better than less, so don't beat yourself up about checking, or about not checking if you don't feel the need. You're the pro (even if it doesn't feel like it at times).
I'm so sorry you lost those lambs Sandi. I know you tried so hard to save them. I'm so glad you were able to foster with Big Mama, though. She seems like she's a great mum and that lamb looked so happy to have her milk and love all to itself. 💗
So sad when lambs are still born or die after birth. I always feel so sorry for the ewe. Thank goodness there was a little lamb who needed a momma. It was a good thing to see it drink straight away. God bless you Sandi and all those you love. Have a great day!
Watching you work so hard trying to save those baby’s. There is a reason why I enjoy your videos, is because you truly care. You don’t see $$, you see a momma with a baby!
i know that they're "just sheep", and that we've seen Sandi perform all sorts of miracles in that barn, but i had to pause and wipe away a few tears when she enthusiastically introduced Mama to her surprise third lamb (the foster at 23:57). just like that, a new family is born. such a beautiful reminder of the magic of moms.
I know how hard it is to loose those lambs. I love how quick on your feet you were about getting another lamb that needed that momma as much as she needed that baby. I'm glad you show the good the bad, the sad and the ugly. Farming is hard work and you do it with such grace.
I have to say the running of the lambs is my favorite time of day. Thank you Sandi for doing all this hard work editing on top of your full time farming business.
It’s because of your videos I have decided to venture into getting sheep for my farm I love how informative your videos are thank you sandy keep up the good work
DO NOT worry about what the peeps say. YOU are the one in charge of YOUR flock. They're YOUR lambs to lose or save. Trust your own experience, knowledge, and gut!
I love how you emergency sous vide your lambs in an arm glove like that. Brilliant! Saves time, too, not having to dry them. Great way to keep original fluids on. 👏👏
Hi Sandy! Thank you so very much for sharing your flock with us! I find when I’m having a hard day, your “popcorn” lambies totally brighten me up… 😄 They are just so care free, bee-boppin and popping.
That was heartbreaking to watch you try so hard to save that lamb. They both were beautiful black lambs too. 😞 I love watching the lambs jump around and play with eachother.
I absolutely love watching the babies when they are running and jumping. I get the best giggle and smile from them, thank you Sandi for sharing the happt and sad times of lambing. I'm glad big mama took the baby.
Sandi...you are amazing at the care and compassion you have for your animals. Your ability to foster some of the triplets with Moms that lost their babies, such as Big Mama, is especially sweet. Your rescuing the weakest ones by using warm baths, a heating pad, and a colostrum bottle or tube feeding is remarkable. Then, to witness all of your other duties in and around your barns and your help during harvest times...I don't know how you keep it up. I admire you so much! Thank you for sharing part of your routine with us!😊❤
The miracle of birth never gets old , I can watch ewes lambing over and over and never get bored . There is something that just touches your heart watching the lamb coming into the world and taking its first breath . Although losses are sad the good out weighs the sad seeing the little one standing to get their first drink of colostrum. ♥️♥️♥️ Life is good !
Oh man. Rewatched big Mama's birth and she seemed to have a sad smile when her daughter breathed, then subsided into painful sadness. Once she heard the voice of her fosterling, her reaction was instant and emotional. What a mother. ❤️
Another great video. Sorry for the loss, but happy for the ones that made it. Watching you try so hard to keep babies thriving is heartfelt. Those little ones jumping around at the end of the video made my day. God bless you and your family including Clarissa! Love you guys ❤️🙏❤️🐑🐑🐑
Always sad when the babes don’t make it, but you are so good with them and the way you care for them always makes me smile. So glad Big Mama accepted her foster.❤️
I always say "Pobody's Nerfect! Hindsight may be 20/20 but you never learn something new if you don't look back either! The babies are SO cute! Thank you for sharing your love for your animals and family with us!!
You absolutely broke my heart!!! I am so glad that every baby you lose is lost with your love!!! I cried when Big Mama took that baby!!! It was meant to be!!!!
So proud of Big Mama for taking that lamb Sandi do you mark it in the ewes chart notes if she's fostered lambs, so you know that she maybe a candidate if need be in the future? The single black lamb is the crown Jewel to a tough day turned around ❤️
Don’t worry about what people say. If mama acting like she wants to steal I’d check them right away. Today proves there might be a reason. You do such a good job!
The way you handle those babies, is like they are human! You are great with them! And you never give up! That teaches me and others to keep trying and never to give up! You are a great teacher for ALL of us 😉! You show us to be kind to animals no matter what! Sandi, you are a blessing to me! There are days that I just want to give up. Because of my depression. But then I pull up one of your older vlogs, and I don't give up! You make me want to keep trying! Thank you for that! May God bless you and your family and keep you safe! Thank you for brightening my day!
Hi Teresa...from someone who was diagnosed with Clinical depression 15 yrs.ago. I hope you feel the prayers of our sisters in this difficult journey day by day. I find encouragement from this saying..."We never know how strong we are until until being strong is the only choice we have." I too get much joy watching Sandi and her precious flock. The Serenity Prayer also helps me keep trying. I hope it helps you too. God bless you and hold you in his loving hands!!!
I am a retired psychiatrist (MD) and because of severe hypothyroidism, I personally know the painful feeling of melancholic depression. It is a pleasure to hear Sandi's videos give you a reason to fight this pain of depression. It warms my heart that Sandi's efforts give you a reason to make this great effort. Make sure your nutrition is good and I hope you have good supportive people in your life. Humans are spiritual and I found learning how to be thankful and appreciative for what I have is powerful in fighting the feelings of depression. Seeing birth, knowing not every baby does come into the world helps me appreciate I am alive. Yes, I feel badly some don't make it but many others do. This gives me hope in general. I perceive you get similar feelings out of these videos as I do. US federal law insists with any medical information I leave, I must tell the reader this information does not make a doctor/patient relationship. The direct medical information above is regarding ensuring you get good nutrition (the basis of all good physical health). The psychological medical information is a mind/body subject of all Humans, religious or not are spiritual. Addressing attitudes are important to neurotransmitter production, although without proper nutrition first, none of the essential chemistries of the body can be maintained. I feel privileged Sandi allows us to follow her journey; she is a caring and kind person. This enriches the spiritual side of my life.
Maybe this is Sandi's calling! To bring light and hope into the lives of those who are depressed. After losing her good friend to suicide, I know she's been trying to highlight depression and suicidal thoughts in farmers. Little did she know the reach she would have into regular people's lives, by simply, or not so simply, filming the births of her lambs! Sandi, I know how hard it is to film, not to mention edit and reedit videos to pass the UA-cam censors. Just know all that hard work may be saving human lives! Keep up the great work!
Hi Sandi you’re doing a great job 👏 you know better then anyone about your momma’s lambing.when she lost her lambs at the end that was sad so cute she is a good ewe the ending was the highlight both lady’s and lambs are happy.seeing big momma follow you around thinking all the lambs are hers.to cute
Lambs are so cute, I'm sorry big momma lost both of hers as they were beautiful. I still love the bounce in them, reminds me of my baby goats we had years ago
Sue- Big Mama - but, sniff sniff, I WANTED TO BE A MUMMY Sandi- if you'll consider adoption I have a little friend for You ! Big Mama- sniff, sniff, slurp- I ❤️ it already- come to ME, I have milk for you, my little lamb! And another Ovine 🌎 success story at Sandi's Barn!
You are the best!! You’re lambs are loved and well cared for. After watching for a few yrs now that it seems to me that the ‘stealers’ seem to know something is wrong with their babies. It might be worth checking out. Love your channel! ❤️❤️
Don't look at the light! Awe! That mama seemed to show no interest in the lambs, as if she knew they weren't viable (odor we don't a smell). She just looked sad.
Sandi, I've been watching your channel for several years and every video seems to amaze me more than the last. You're so good with the sheep and your family members. I'm always impressed how you handle different situations and are not afraid to try something new. 😉 ❤
While I have a chance at being one of the first commenters I wanted to leave you some information about sheep & goat fostering that I’ve learned. When the mamas sniff the lamb’s butts they’re trying to smell their own milk in the baby’s poop. I know you already do many things with scent to trick mum but now you can also focus on stripping out mum’s milk & feeding it to the baby so it smells right immediately. You can also focus on putting the other lamb’s poop on the new baby’s butt so it will smell right. I think feeding them foster mum’s milk is the missing link in your fostering process. Good luck Sandi & tell me if I’m wrong ❤️
Sad the little nugget didn't make it, but when I saw AND heard the one they was very weak, I almost cried.! 🥲 And sooo happy u had a successful foster too!!
Sandy, I have watched your channel for several months and think you are amazing. You are superwoman. I am so amazed at everything that you do in a day.
So glad Big Mama fostered the little lamb! And the little black lamb is so beautiful! I just absolutely love the little black ones. Heck, I love ‘em all!
I have a friend who returns home every year to pull lambs. She tells me it is important as those bred to have multiples have a higher rate of mortality if left to their own devices. I am sharing this as i feel your subscribers may be pressuring you to allow "nature" to take it's course. Be confident in your methods. I love your posts.
Love watching your videos and enjoy the highlights of your sheep farming. Love how the sheep have such individual characters. Keep up the great work work Sandi xx
The action of lambing is wonderful, as always, but thank you especially for these longer looks at the quiet moments when we can see babies sleeping, mamas enjoying their little ones, lambs figuring out how to find milk - it's SO calming and lovely. Thanks for everything.
The stealers are by far the funniest sheep
“No that’s not yours.”
So funny when she scolds the Stealers. Lol.
Yes lol
I think a reel of the stealers and Sandi saying "Stop Stealing!" And "That's not yours!" Would be cute. Lol
I completely agree the Steeler sheep are the best but I rather the dog run around hopping everywhere
I'm exhausted just from watching❤❤❤
The tail wiggles when they get milk!!! It's like they're saying "WHOO HOO" the tails & ears... so stinkin cute!!
When Big Mama heard that little lamb behind her and she looked back by you....... oh my heart!!!
"You don't have to be sad you just have to have your own"
The sadness from the babies who didn't make it was lessened by the foster baby. I'm so glad that worked out. Also seeing the bouncing babies is such a joy.
So sorry Sandy, but yeah for fostering!! Lambs are always so fun to watch!!
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Sandi Brock you did again yes it was sad you couldn't save those lambs BUT seeing "big mamma" foster that one just melted my heart xx
Ditto 💖
Sandi, I’m just a pediatrician, but there’s an instinct one develops with years of experience. You have that - trust it. You know your flock and your conditions best. Intervene when you get the urge and learn from every choice. ❤❤❤❤
You aren’t “just” a paediatrician! That’s such an important job without you and colleagues like you so many of us would have lost children or have very sick children. Thank you for what you do.
Your comment is so true, you do have to trust your gut instinct.
@@wheelie26 Thank you. My sister is a veterinarian and reminds me she is not limited to one species. 🤣 Serious respect for all of us who decipher life and death issues with patients/clients unable to articulate their complaints. ❤️
I agree with wheelie62. Not just a pediatrician.
Y'know, now that you mention it, pediatricians have probably the best experience with this type of instinct since both children and animals aren't as good at communicating their needs as adult humans. You have to have a good eye, for sure. Never thought about it like that before but that definitely adds another necessary skill to pediatrician and pediatric nurses etc. You have to be able to read mind almost. Off topic, sorry.
@@bigdawg77 that’s very true, they do need a sixth sense as children often tend to hide illness until they are really poorly and then it’s a case of ruling out what could be wrong until you find what it is, a little like Sandi’s ewes and lambs.
I love that you treat the Mamas and Babies like they are 4 footed humans. Such kindness and compassion.
I feel the same way!!!!! I think Sandy's compassion and understanding of what the Mama's are going through is outstanding!
You can tell when she loses a baby it hurts her heart but she must be professional and move along but you can see the love
I think the new big mama should be called Wide Wilma!
😆 Indeed!
Love it!!
Lol, that fits!
22:30 big mama?
@@gmc0422 22:00 don't look into the light!
Sandi, don’t worry about what people say when you help. You do you. You need to follow your gut.
Yes, Sandi, go with your feelings. Just checking to be sure is okay. 🥰🐑❤
If they don't raise sheep or not a veterinarian they lack the experience to make those kinds of calls, so don't let their opinions get you down.
1000 thumbs up agree, everyone in the fam loves our Sandi.
Exactly! I agree 💯%!
100% agree
"Don't look at the light!" Sandi you are so precious...
I laughed so hard! And I couldn't believe no one else caught that! Lol
“You don’t have to be sad. You just have to have your own!”
PS. some of you think I was being mean by that phrase. I was REPEATING what Sandi said.
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well and having a wonderful day and time with your family
Don't go there with those of us who never could, sore sticking point.
Trigger phrase for anyone who lost and cannot have anymore.
@@Parakeetfriend4215 She was just quoting what Sandi said in the video
You show such love and care for your Ewe's and baby lambs. It is good to see when one Ewe isn't able to lamb you have been so successful with many of the foster lambs.
When they are being weighed, tagged and vaccinated, it appears you are doing something with the tail. What are you doing?
The new big momma is desperate to have a baby, any baby or all the babies!
Edit: oh no I’m so sad that she lost her beautiful twins, I wonder why they both died. I’m so so glad she took to the other lamb.
Sandi and Carissa work so hard for each and every mama and ewe, it’s lovely to watch.
Sandi said that they were bottom first, not head first so they got stuck in the birth canal and mama couldn't get them out by herself. She also didn't present as being in labor, so Sandi thought big mama 3 was okay.
Too long in labor without help and babies backwards.
Thank you both, I heard her say that but it didn’t quite register. It’s amazing that sheep that are just left to it in the fields are profitable, they must have a much higher stillborn rate than Sandi because she helps a lot of ewes and a lot of sick ot prem lambs too.
@@wheelie26 Absolutely! Mind you most sheep lambing on pasture are wool sheep. They lamb just once a year and usually have singles or twins. So, a lot less babies to get tangled up inside!
Even so, most shepherds bring their lambing ewes down to a barn, help them lamb, and 24 hours let them go back to the pasture. They still get stillborns though.
@@nerowolfga8543 thanks for explaining that.
:( Your voice, your words.... please be alive, please be alive ...... broke my heart. But as you always do, you quickly switch gears and gift her a foster baby. You are a champ Sandi. We love your courage and strengths. You are amazing.
Okay, Big Mama escorting herself into the “maternity ward” was too hilarious. 😂
*Big Mama* 🐑: "This is where the babies happen, right? I’ll check myself in.” 💅 14:15
So sad for Big Momma III. but your fast thinking was priceless, shows how compassionate you are towards all your sheep.
Watching you attempt to resuscitate those black babies was heartbreaking. I'm glad you shared because I think we forget how hard on you that has to be. You're doing your best and that's perfect! If you think about it, there's a reason human doctors use all those tools and check mama's out regularly, because it saves lives. So I think more checking is better than less, so don't beat yourself up about checking, or about not checking if you don't feel the need. You're the pro (even if it doesn't feel like it at times).
I'm so sorry you lost those lambs Sandi. I know you tried so hard to save them. I'm so glad you were able to foster with Big Mama, though. She seems like she's a great mum and that lamb looked so happy to have her milk and love all to itself. 💗
There's something about those sweet innocent lamb faces as you weigh them that just melts my heart!
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family
Sweet innocent faces that are going to slaughter. Very short little lives.
@@sarahd3980 well, that's what happens in farming.
@@sarahd3980 Cycle of life - cope harder FFS 🙄🤦🏼♂️
@@jessehachey2732 hard hearted much??
Big Mama 3.0's feelings being spared with that foster baby is everything. She never had to be any the wiser.
So sad when lambs are still born or die after birth. I always feel so sorry for the ewe. Thank goodness there was a little lamb who needed a momma. It was a good thing to see it drink straight away. God bless you Sandi and all those you love. Have a great day!
That little lambs face was like did you seriously rub that on me 😂
Watching you fight for that lambs life had me in tears. I’m so sorry you lost her. 💔
Watching you work so hard trying to save those baby’s. There is a reason why I enjoy your videos, is because you truly care. You don’t see $$, you see a momma with a baby!
i know that they're "just sheep", and that we've seen Sandi perform all sorts of miracles in that barn, but i had to pause and wipe away a few tears when she enthusiastically introduced Mama to her surprise third lamb (the foster at 23:57). just like that, a new family is born. such a beautiful reminder of the magic of moms.
Big Mama really needed that foster!
I know how hard it is to loose those lambs. I love how quick on your feet you were about getting another lamb that needed that momma as much as she needed that baby. I'm glad you show the good the bad, the sad and the ugly. Farming is hard work and you do it with such grace.
Maybe each lambing group could have their own 20-30 min "lamb spam" video?🥰 All together they would make an amazing playlist of frolicking babies.
This needs more attention. Thank you for posting this idea. It would surely get lots of watches!
Awww, new Big Mama is a real star. Taking the lamb, that wasn’t hers. 💖
Made me SO happy when the lamb was all of a sudden up!
I have to say the running of the lambs is my favorite time of day. Thank you Sandi for doing all this hard work editing on top of your full time farming business.
Lamb zoomies ROCK!🐑❤️
You just keep outdoing yourself with editing! Your channel is absolutely fabulous and I hungrily devour every video! No tube feeding needed here!
All the big mama's that you have are all good foster moms sandi. I've noticed after watching this and i remember big mama two was the same as this mom
Seems that the big mamas loose their babies a lot. Could it be something to do with their size and the babies having room to exit.
It’s because of your videos I have decided to venture into getting sheep for my farm I love how informative your videos are thank you sandy keep up the good work
JeAnn, I hope you start your own channel so we can follow you too!
The Steelers are cute, the lambs are cuter. Sorry to here about the Queen. Long live the King
Won't be too long. He's pretty old already. He got the short end of the stick 😅
I am so sorry you lost those lambs!
Hello beautiful how are you doing and how’s the family as well ?
DO NOT worry about what the peeps say. YOU are the one in charge of YOUR flock. They're YOUR lambs to lose or save. Trust your own experience, knowledge, and gut!
That was a beautiful fostering..Best wishes for a speedy recovery Big Momma
I love how you emergency sous vide your lambs in an arm glove like that. Brilliant! Saves time, too, not having to dry them. Great way to keep original fluids on. 👏👏
Hi Sandy! Thank you so very much for sharing your flock with us! I find when I’m having a hard day, your “popcorn” lambies totally brighten me up… 😄 They are just so care free, bee-boppin and popping.
I’m so sorry for the mama that lost those 2 beautiful black lambs!!💖
I search UTUBE for your videos each day. They bring a bit of happiness to me. I live vicariously through you raising your sheep. If I were younger....
So cute seeing the lambs frolicking!
That was heartbreaking to watch you try so hard to save that lamb. They both were beautiful black lambs too. 😞 I love watching the lambs jump around and play with eachother.
Lol lamb kidnapping she wants that baby. Lucky there they don't pull fencing down 😆. Beautiful babies love how mums look at you.
Wow, this video brought me to tears. I love how you are with your animals. You care so much and that warms my heart.
I absolutely love watching the babies when they are running and jumping. I get the best giggle and smile from them, thank you Sandi for sharing the happt and sad times of lambing. I'm glad big mama took the baby.
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?
You just can’t win sometimes with intervening. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
Sandi...you are amazing at the care and compassion you have for your animals. Your ability to foster some of the triplets with Moms that lost their babies, such as Big Mama, is especially sweet. Your rescuing the weakest ones by using warm baths, a heating pad, and a colostrum bottle or tube feeding is remarkable. Then, to witness all of your other duties in and around your barns and your help during harvest times...I don't know how you keep it up. I admire you so much! Thank you for sharing part of your routine with us!😊❤
Please except my condolences on the lose of Queen Elizabeth. My she rest in peace.
The miracle of birth never gets old , I can watch ewes lambing over and over and never get bored . There is something that just touches your heart watching the lamb coming into the world and taking its first breath . Although losses are sad the good out weighs the sad seeing the little one standing to get their first drink of colostrum. ♥️♥️♥️ Life is good !
You do really have the funniest sheep!! It always makes my day when I see a Momma foster a baby and fall in love! So sweet!! 💗💗💗
Oh man. Rewatched big Mama's birth and she seemed to have a sad smile when her daughter breathed, then subsided into painful sadness. Once she heard the voice of her fosterling, her reaction was instant and emotional.
What a mother. ❤️
Another great video. Sorry for the loss, but happy for the ones that made it. Watching you try so hard to keep babies thriving is heartfelt. Those little ones jumping around at the end of the video made my day. God bless you and your family including Clarissa! Love you guys ❤️🙏❤️🐑🐑🐑
I was almost crying when big momma 3 had 2 black babies an$ they both passed, but you were fast and got that wee lamb on momma3 and she fell in love
That big mama storyline was heartbreaking and tragically sweet and hopeful. It’s why we love your channel.
Always sad when the babes don’t make it, but you are so good with them and the way you care for them always makes me smile. So glad Big Mama accepted her foster.❤️
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?
Went from tears of sadness to tears of joy really quickly. 💗
I always say "Pobody's Nerfect! Hindsight may be 20/20 but you never learn something new if you don't look back either! The babies are SO cute! Thank you for sharing your love for your animals and family with us!!
I love that saying!!!
So lovely that you got Wide Wanda to foster that lambie. How are golden girls doing?
I'm in love with the name Wide Wanda!!!
I hope that Sandi sees it and gives Wide Mama 3 that name! 😂
WIDE WANDA❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Love it! Better than Big Bertha!
Oh i was calling her wide Wendy
Wide Wanda! I love it! XD
You absolutely broke my heart!!! I am so glad that every baby you lose is lost with your love!!! I cried when Big Mama took that baby!!! It was meant to be!!!!
So proud of Big Mama for taking that lamb Sandi do you mark it in the ewes chart notes if she's fostered lambs, so you know that she maybe a candidate if need be in the future? The single black lamb is the crown Jewel to a tough day turned around ❤️
She does!
@@kthearcher3357 Good to know - flock management skills!
@@kthearcher3357 thank you I didn't know if she track that info or not
Don’t worry about what people say. If mama acting like she wants to steal I’d check them right away. Today proves there might be a reason. You do such a good job!
The way you handle those babies, is like they are human! You are great with them! And you never give up! That teaches me and others to keep trying and never to give up! You are a great teacher for ALL of us 😉! You show us to be kind to animals no matter what! Sandi, you are a blessing to me! There are days that I just want to give up. Because of my depression. But then I pull up one of your older vlogs, and I don't give up! You make me want to keep trying! Thank you for that! May God bless you and your family and keep you safe! Thank you for brightening my day!
Hi Teresa...from someone who was diagnosed with Clinical depression 15 yrs.ago. I hope you feel the prayers of our sisters in this difficult journey day by day. I find encouragement from this saying..."We never know how strong we are until until being strong is the only choice we have." I too get much joy watching Sandi and her precious flock. The Serenity Prayer also helps me keep trying. I hope it helps you too. God bless you and hold you in his loving hands!!!
I am a retired psychiatrist (MD) and because of severe hypothyroidism, I personally know the painful feeling of melancholic depression. It is a pleasure to hear Sandi's videos give you a reason to fight this pain of depression. It warms my heart that Sandi's efforts give you a reason to make this great effort.
Make sure your nutrition is good and I hope you have good supportive people in your life.
Humans are spiritual and I found learning how to be thankful and appreciative for what I have is powerful in fighting the feelings of depression. Seeing birth, knowing not every baby does come into the world helps me appreciate I am alive. Yes, I feel badly some don't make it but many others do. This gives me hope in general.
I perceive you get similar feelings out of these videos as I do.
US federal law insists with any medical information I leave, I must tell the reader this information does not make a doctor/patient relationship. The direct medical information above is regarding ensuring you get good nutrition (the basis of all good physical health). The psychological medical information is a mind/body subject of all Humans, religious or not are spiritual. Addressing attitudes are important to neurotransmitter production, although without proper nutrition first, none of the essential chemistries of the body can be maintained.
I feel privileged Sandi allows us to follow her journey; she is a caring and kind person. This enriches the spiritual side of my life.
Praying for you, and I also watch Sandi's old vlogs to help with my depression. It helps to know I'm not the only one who Sandi helps so deeply.
Maybe this is Sandi's calling! To bring light and hope into the lives of those who are depressed. After losing her good friend to suicide, I know she's been trying to highlight depression and suicidal thoughts in farmers. Little did she know the reach she would have into regular people's lives, by simply, or not so simply, filming the births of her lambs!
Sandi, I know how hard it is to film, not to mention edit and reedit videos to pass the UA-cam censors. Just know all that hard work may be saving human lives! Keep up the great work!
Hi Sandi you’re doing a great job 👏 you know better then anyone about your momma’s lambing.when she lost her lambs at the end that was sad so cute she is a good ewe the ending was the highlight both lady’s and lambs are happy.seeing big momma follow you around thinking all the lambs are hers.to cute
Lambs are so cute, I'm sorry big momma lost both of hers as they were beautiful. I still love the bounce in them, reminds me of my baby goats we had years ago
Sue- Big Mama - but, sniff sniff, I WANTED TO BE A MUMMY
Sandi- if you'll consider adoption I have a little friend for You !
Big Mama- sniff, sniff, slurp- I ❤️ it already- come to ME, I have milk for you, my little lamb!
And another Ovine 🌎 success story at Sandi's Barn!
You are the best!!
You’re lambs are loved and well cared for.
After watching for a few yrs now that it seems to me that the ‘stealers’ seem to know something is wrong with their babies. It might be worth checking out. Love your channel! ❤️❤️
Kinzie was trying to help the lambs that didn't make it, precious doggo right there 🥺
Omg the little white lamb with the black muzzle is adorable 😍
That one attracted my attention as well. Hopefully it's a girl and can stay around.
Sandi, your skill at editing these videos is amazing! You should really be proud of yourself!
Sandy i love watching all the babys be born.It is my favorite thing before going to sleep every night.
Seeing all the lambs jumping and having so much fun warms my heart ❤️
I look forward to watching your vids. Love the work and pride of all farmers. Go popcorning!
I love watching you tag. Those babies are so patient, just hanging out in your lap getting some extra attention.
That momma looked so sad at losing her baby and when she saw the one you brought her she sparked back up. Thats heart warming. ❤
Don't look at the light! Awe! That mama seemed to show no interest in the lambs, as if she knew they weren't viable (odor we don't a smell). She just looked sad.
And she was so quiet.
I love that you let the medicam flow when there is a difficult birth.
your best is good enough. you don't have a crystal ball. I wish you could see you how we see you! 🐑❤
All them precious babies. Loving all your videos. To See how your stats are working on your new system. I love stats. Thank you
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?
I LOVE LAMBING! JUST LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT. YOU'RE SO WONDERFUL FOR SHARING SANDY. THANK YOU SO MUCH, IT MAKES MY DAY.
Sandi you are one in a million I'm just so interested in the 🐑 lambing and love towards all the Ewees I love this time of year
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?
Sandi, I've been watching your channel for several years and every video seems to amaze me more than the last. You're so good with the sheep and your family members. I'm always impressed how you handle different situations and are not afraid to try something new. 😉 ❤
Love happy endings ❤️. Good 👍 work Sandi.
Hello beautiful how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?
While I have a chance at being one of the first commenters I wanted to leave you some information about sheep & goat fostering that I’ve learned. When the mamas sniff the lamb’s butts they’re trying to smell their own milk in the baby’s poop. I know you already do many things with scent to trick mum but now you can also focus on stripping out mum’s milk & feeding it to the baby so it smells right immediately. You can also focus on putting the other lamb’s poop on the new baby’s butt so it will smell right. I think feeding them foster mum’s milk is the missing link in your fostering process. Good luck Sandi & tell me if I’m wrong ❤️
Sad the little nugget didn't make it, but when I saw AND heard the one they was very weak, I almost cried.! 🥲 And sooo happy u had a successful foster too!!
Sandy, I have watched your channel for several months and think you are amazing. You are superwoman. I am so amazed at everything that you do in a day.
So glad Big Mama fostered the little lamb! And the little black lamb is so beautiful! I just absolutely love the little black ones. Heck, I love ‘em all!
You must be very strong because they would break my heart bad when the little ones don’t make it. Of course it’s your business and everything but wow.
I love when you say “look what you did!” After they have the babies
I'm loving all the videos! Sandy you're so great.
Hello beautiful how are you doing and how’s the family as well ?
@@Lucaangelo252 Hello sir!
I love the "tricking mom into fostering" 🤣 hey look mama@ a 3rd baby!
You can't save them all Sandi but you sure did try your best even if it did end up going well in the end
I have a friend who returns home every year to pull lambs. She tells me it is important as those bred to have multiples have a higher rate of mortality if left to their own devices.
I am sharing this as i feel your subscribers may be pressuring you to allow "nature" to take it's course. Be confident in your methods. I love your posts.
Big Mama has such a strong mothering instinct! Amazing ewe.
I am so very happy that big mama took on that lamb after her losing her two babies
I just love watching the little lambs jump around!! Felt bad for Big Mama!!
Big Mama: and fostering! Yeah! When one door closes another one opens! Love You Sandi for giving the foster a chance!
Love watching your videos and enjoy the highlights of your sheep farming. Love how the sheep have such individual characters.
Keep up the great work work Sandi xx
I just love when you show the babies jumping around. It makes you realize what life is like! smiles!!
The action of lambing is wonderful, as always, but thank you especially for these longer looks at the quiet moments when we can see babies sleeping, mamas enjoying their little ones, lambs figuring out how to find milk - it's SO calming and lovely. Thanks for everything.
I love when the ewes look up at you all proud, it's so sweet.