Teacher Milena Flix | #27 A Secret Trick To Instantly Make a Baby Stop Crying

Do you have a baby at home? Or maybe you know somebody who does? Well, in this case this video might be GOLD to you! Check it out! ORIGINAL TRUE OR FALSE: 1. Dr. Robert is a magician 2. Dr. Robert believes that this technique works because the babies like him. 3.He folds the baby's arms across its chest 4.The 45-degree angle works because it is interesting to the baby. 5. The secret is the combination of what is familiar and what is new. MATCH: 1. A baby's cry has been voted one 2. We're in Santa Monica to ask the magician 3. Dr. Hamilton believes that this technique works 4. When I examine the child in the hospital or here in 5. I've had four babies and I wish I had known a) pediatrician how he became the baby whisperer. b) about the hold all the times. c) of the worst sounds on earth. d) my office, I frequently make them cry e) because it mimics the babies experience in the womb ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGLISH TRANSCRIPT A baby's cry has been voted one of the worst sounds on earth. Making it stop is the holy grail of parenting. -Here we have a crying baby... Enter Dr. Robert Hamilton. 23 million people have seen him perform a miracle. - I fold his right arm like this and then his left arm in front, and then very gently hold his whole bottom and gently rock him up and down just like that. - Is this magic? That baby just stopped crying! - Who is this doctor? Or should I say magician? We're in Santa Monica to ask the magician pediatrician how he became the baby whisperer. -When I examine a child in the hospital or here in my office I frequently make them cry. Over the years I've been able to really perfect this method of holding them and it works well. We've brought him em up and down very gently sometimes we stir him to the left and we stir him to the right. But how does this magic work? -Dr. Hamilton believes that this technique works because it mimics the babies? experience in the womb. -By folding the baby's arms across its chest it creates a sense of containment so that's a sense of familiarity for them. -The gentle rocking motion mimics the sensation of floating inside the amniotic sac. - So what I do is I take one hand like that, other hand like that, and very gently hold her at about a 45-degree angle. -The 45-degree angle has nothing to do with comforting the baby and everything to do with interesting the baby. -It's almost as though the baby's going ?Oh hello world. This is new. I like it.? -Suddenly they're at this angle that they're not used to experiencing. Usually they're on their backs to see the ceiling, they see some faces coming over? -This combination of the familiar and the new provides a lot of different stimuli that overwhelm the babies? instinct to cry. -I've had four babies and I wish I had known about the hold all the times. -Hopefully this is helpful to you. Thank you for your attention. My best to your family. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PORTUGUESE TRANSLATION O choro de um beb� foi eleito um dos piores sons da Terra. Faz�-lo parar � o santo graal da parentalidade. -Aqui temos um beb� chorando ... Entra o Dr. Robert Hamilton. Vinte e tr�s milh�es de pessoas j� viram ele realizar um milagre. - Eu dobro seu bra�o direito assim e ent�o seu bra�o esquerdo na frente, e ent�o gentilmente seguro toda a sua parte inferior e balan�o-o suavemente para cima e para baixo, desse jeito. - Isso � m�gica? Aquele beb� acabou de parar de chorar! - Quem � esse m�dico? Ou devo dizer m�gico? Estamos em Santa M�nica para perguntar ao pediatra m�gico como ele se tornou o encantador de beb�s. Quando eu examino uma crian�a no hospital ou aqui no meu consult�rio, freq�entemente fa�o elas chorarem. Ao longo dos anos, consegui realmente aperfei�oar esse m�todo de segur�-los e funciona bem. N�s o levamos para cima e para baixo muito gentilmente �s vezes n�s o mexemos para a esquerda e o mexemos para a direita. Mas como essa m�gica funciona? -Dr. Hamilton acredita que essa t�cnica funciona porque imita a experi�ncia dos beb�s no �tero. - Dobrando os bra�os do beb� no peito, cria uma sensa��o de conten��o, de modo que � uma sensa��o de familiaridade para eles. -O movimento de balan�o suave imita a sensa��o de flutuar dentro do saco amni�tico. - Ent�o, o que eu fa�o � pegar uma m�o assim, outra m�o assim, e gentilmente segur�-la em um �ngulo de 45 graus. -O �ngulo de 45 graus n�o tem nada a ver com acalmar o beb� e tudo a ver com interessar o beb�. -� quase como se o beb� estivesse dizendo ?Ah ol� mundo. Isso � novo. Eu gosto disso." -De repente eles est�o neste �ngulo que eles n�o est�o acostumados a experimentar. Normalmente eles est�o de costas para ver o teto, eles v�em alguns rostos chegando ... - Essa combina��o do familiar e do novo fornece muitos est�mulos diferentes que sobrecarregam o instinto dos beb�s de chorar. -Eu tive quatro beb�s e gostaria de ter sabido sobre a ?pega? todas as vezes. - Espero que isso seja �til para voc�. Obrigado pela sua aten��o. Meu melhor para sua fam�lia. -------------------------------------------------------------- VOCABULARY: TO FOLD- dobrar TO ROCK- balan�ar WHISPERER- encantador (?to whisper? � sussurrar. Em ingl�s usa-se ?whisperer? para a pessoa que apenas com a voz e gestos suaves consegue controlar animais por exemplo - ?horse whisperer?) MAGICIAN- m�gico TO MIMIC- imitar WOMB- �tero TO STIR - mexer (como fazemos com a colher em uma x�cara de caf�) CONTAINMENT - conten��o MOTION- movimento TO FLOAT- flutuar AMNIOTIC SAC- saco amni�tico TO COMFORT- confortar, acalmar TO PROVIDE- fornecer, oferecer STIMULI- est�mulos (singular em ingl�s � stimulus) TO OVERWHELM - sobrecarregar ---------------------------------------- 3. FILL IN THE GAPS A baby's cry 1._____ been voted one of the worst sounds on earth. Making it stop is the holy grail of parenting. -Here we have a crying baby... Enter Dr. Robert Hamilton. 23 million people have seen him perform a miracle. - I fold his right arm like this and then his 2._____ arm in front, and then very gently hold his whole bottom and gently rock him up and down just like that. - Is this magic? That baby just stopped 3._____! - Who is this doctor? Or should I say magician? We're in Santa Monica to ask the magician pediatrician how he became the baby whisperer. -When I examine a child in the hospital or here in my office I frequently make them cry. Over the years I've been able to really perfect this method of holding them and it works well. We've brought him em up and down very gently sometimes we stir him to the left and we stir him to the right. But how does this magic 4._____? -Dr. Hamilton believes that this technique works 5.______ it mimics the babies? experience in the womb. -By folding the baby's arms across its chest it creates a sense of containment so that's a sense of familiarity for them. -The gentle rocking motion mimics the sensation of floating inside the amniotic sac. - So 6.______ I do is I take one hand like that, other hand like that, and very gently hold her at about a 45-degree angle. -The 45-degree angle has nothing to do with comforting the baby and everything to 7._____ with interesting the baby. -It's almost as though the baby's going ?Oh hello world. This is new. I like it.? -Suddenly they're at this angle that they're not used to experiencing. Usually they're on 8.____ backs to see the ceiling, they see some faces coming over? -This combination of the familiar and the new provides a 9._____ of different stimuli that overwhelm the babies? instinct to cry. -I've had four babies and I 10._____ I had known about the hold all the times. -Hopefully this is helpful to you. Thank you for your attention. My best to your family. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANSWERS: 1. TRUE OR FALSE: 1.F 2.F 3.T 4T 5.T 2. MATCH: 1.c 2.a 3.e 4.d 5.b 3. FILL IN THE GAPS 1.has 2.left 3.crying 4.work 5.because 6.what 7.do 8.their 9.lot 10.wish ------------------ See you next week ;)