They saved my life. I came in for a severe seizure at two years old and my heart stopped. They brought me back from death. I am incredibly thankful for what they did.
Love this hospital!! I am thankful for the extension clinic here in Olympia. I have a 13 year old who has to see several specialists and because all his specialists come here about once a month it lessens the amount of time having to travel to Seattle. The child life specialists are AMAZING when we do travel there. Thank you Seattle Children’s.
Yeah they do... A child may feel scared in a situation like that, and talking to them in a strong deep adult voice will only make them more anxious. I think it's good he does that.
You guys are doing an fantastic work. I am also a nursing sister and we never get the recgnition we deserve. Amazing that people still think we are dumb and are only there to do bed baths, fix beds and give bed pans. So sad.
To be honest when I was about the age of 3 I was hospitalized for bronchitis cause I have server asthma then and still now at the age of 16. Because of that experience I hate needles, and try to avoid going to the ER all together. One thing I have to say about this series is. Its addicting! I am literally going to watch more of it as I type this comment. ^_^
The good thing about a Children's ER is that they work really hard to care for these kids and aren't overly suspicious. When you take your child to a regular ER, they always want to know what the parent did to cause it and race to call DCFS.
I agree but I also think that because of the environment maybe it helps keep younger kids calmer? Plus their experience has likely been waiting (possibly in a lot of pain) while they listen to doctors speak to their parents in rushed, urgent, maybe even anxious tones (not at this hospital though!) in "adult" voices - it helps make it clear that this person is there for *them* and is different. I'm assuming he wouldn't use the same voice for a 3 year old as he would with say an 8 year old.
I wish I lived by Seattle. The children's hospital by me sucks. They don't care at all about the children. I had to get a procedure done and had to get an IV and I'm absolutely terrified of needles. They didnt bring in anyone from the children's ward to comfort me. They just got a bunch of rude nurses who could care less about my comfort to pin me down and put me in horrific pain.
A couple of months ago, the doctors at my hospital saved my life I had a full sezure and I was in the hospital for 2 monthes. While I was there I was poked with needles everyday and the child life specalist helped me a lot though this. But now I have a fear of needles
it makes no sense to traumatize hundreds of millions children about shots and for the rest of their lives when it can be prevented if time is took to calm the child, keep their attention during the shot. some of it I think the parents should be in charge of but it would be great to have a Paul to explain medical things. Lots of times with more knowledge it chases the fear away. Better to leave with a good experience that a negative one because people later make a decision they don't want to go back to the doctors no matter what.
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They saved my life. I came in for a severe seizure at two years old and my heart stopped. They brought me back from death. I am incredibly thankful for what they did.
I met Paul 😊 he was super nice and removed a nail from my foot.
2 day old Oscar was like "I'm gonna eat that blanket, watch me eat it" 😂😂😂
Omg he was like, "NOM" XD
I'm 40 years old and I'd love to be treated there after decades of being misdiagnosed & mistreated by our ER. They know what they're doing!
Love this hospital!! I am thankful for the extension clinic here in Olympia. I have a 13 year old who has to see several specialists and because all his specialists come here about once a month it lessens the amount of time having to travel to Seattle. The child life specialists are AMAZING when we do travel there. Thank you Seattle Children’s.
Paul is the real mvp
2:00 The best environment is when no one is running around. he says just after a kid goes running past :) I just found that funny.
I don't like the ER but love the doctors they saved my life when I was a 8-9 months old I had a seizure and they bought me back to life
This guy at the end is really cool and great with kids. Makes me really smile.
Yeah they do... A child may feel scared in a situation like that, and talking to them in a strong deep adult voice will only make them more anxious. I think it's good he does that.
I'm in the process of becoming a Child Life Specialist:)
Children are Miracles
Bless all the doctors and nurses👏🏾💗Paul was grear
When I was a child I was always really anxious,I wish I had of had someone like Paul that was there for me when i was like 5 lol
every emergecy hospital need PAUL
you all are angels!! thank you!
You guys are doing an fantastic work. I am also a nursing sister and we never get the recgnition we deserve. Amazing that people still think we are dumb and are only there to do bed baths, fix beds and give bed pans. So sad.
Little kids and swimming pools - so scary!
Very true. He might need to simplify the information, but the kiddie voice isn't really necessary.
That's really cute and cool especially Paul he helps kids not get scared he's awesome
Great video, thanks for helping so many people!
To be honest when I was about the age of 3 I was hospitalized for bronchitis cause I have server asthma then and still now at the age of 16. Because of that experience I hate needles, and try to avoid going to the ER all together. One thing I have to say about this series is. Its addicting! I am literally going to watch more of it as I type this comment. ^_^
Well thank you. My asthma is like a scale on a graph. Either it's really good and not giving me problems or it's giving me udder hell.
The good thing about a Children's ER is that they work really hard to care for these kids and aren't overly suspicious. When you take your child to a regular ER, they always want to know what the parent did to cause it and race to call DCFS.
Ive been in there before and there really nice
I needed it cause I got ran over sadly
I agree but I also think that because of the environment maybe it helps keep younger kids calmer? Plus their experience has likely been waiting (possibly in a lot of pain) while they listen to doctors speak to their parents in rushed, urgent, maybe even anxious tones (not at this hospital though!) in "adult" voices - it helps make it clear that this person is there for *them* and is different. I'm assuming he wouldn't use the same voice for a 3 year old as he would with say an 8 year old.
I met Paul.... he's nice
i wish we have hospitals and doctors like them here in the philippines. if they were the one who treated my baby she would still be alive... ='(
It was a tragic experience =( still cant move on from it.
Yes it does happens. It was very unfortunate my daughter is one of those number of new born who died.
The people there seem nice
You would have to e a very special kind of person to work in pediatrics
Paul is psychologist? What is his profession? I love the work he do
+princessteys22 Child Life Specialist by the looks of it.
+princessteys22 They're called Child Life Specialists. They have them in Phoenix Children's hospital and other Children's hospitals too
Poor baby.
My name is Peyton! Spelled the same way too!
I wish I lived by Seattle. The children's hospital by me sucks. They don't care at all about the children. I had to get a procedure done and had to get an IV and I'm absolutely terrified of needles. They didnt bring in anyone from the children's ward to comfort me. They just got a bunch of rude nurses who could care less about my comfort to pin me down and put me in horrific pain.
Hi mom.
I have severe asthma and use my nebuliser in an emergency it is horrible sometimes but get used to having asthma
A couple of months ago, the doctors at my hospital saved my life I had a full sezure and I was in the hospital for 2 monthes. While I was there I was poked with needles everyday and the child life specalist helped me a lot though this. But now I have a fear of needles
8:44 He kinda looks like Tyler from TØP
When they have to put a bone back in place, do they always give you that heavy medicine to fall asleep, or is that only with little kids?
Normally little kids but they always give you a needle to freeze the area so it won't hurt! Well that's how it is in Canada
I experienced this
those child life specialists are cool.
I went there when I got bit by a wild dog
it makes no sense to traumatize hundreds of millions children about shots and for the rest of their lives when it can be prevented if time is took to calm the child, keep their attention during the shot. some of it I think the parents should be in charge of but it would be great to have a Paul to explain medical things. Lots of times with more knowledge it chases the fear away. Better to leave with a good experience that a negative one because people later make a decision they don't want to go back to the doctors no matter what.
I broke my arm many time through my childhood
When ever I watch these it reminds me that when I was a baby I drank bleach
I have been inside this hospital but it was in 1999/2000
They ground out I had some allergies to some things (medicines)
that is cool
cool
When I was three my head split open and I had a lot of surgerys
another way to distract kids is let them play on your phone or other electronic.
molly shen was in this video.
cool
I have a brain tumor and I go there I love them
i have the book paul brought in for abby
Good job kids don’t look at needles
pall is a great man I love the children's ER but I have in' binther
My hospital didn't see the brake in the my elbow
Paul uses a voice that talks down to children. Adults do not need to change the sound or tone of their voice to talk to children.