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When it comes to child delivery in the field, I think it is one of the most terrifying possible calls for me. As strange as it sounds that I would rather deal with almost anything before a childbirth, I feel such an immense pressure when it comes to something like this that it dwarfs the fear of a call for most severe cases. Although I don't think I would fall flat and mess anything significant up, I know I wouldn't want the patient's best or worst time of their life to be decided by the circumstances of their process while they're in my care. There are enough major complications that cannot be dealt with in the field that it makes me uncomfortable, and I would much rather just promptly transport and make it the hospital's job; they have the people and tools to handle it better.

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Child delivery in the field seems a bit scary to me. I feel like everything that could go wrong, would go wrong. Not only do you have the mother as a patient, but now you have a second patient that needs your attention.

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Delivering a baby in the field sounds like a really stressful experience. It still sounds exciting to me though. We have to remember that once the baby is delivered, we need to treat both the mom and baby and not just concentrate on the baby.

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I think this would be super anxiety inducing and beautiful to witness at the same time. Luckily it is a natural process, and can happen in the field. Remember about Mom after the birth of the child. You now have two patients, and cannot forget or assume that both are in great condition. Once we hear a crying, pink and moving baby, everyone can breath a sigh of relief at least for a moment.

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Delivering a baby in the field would be exciting and nerve racking at the same time. You have two patients in your hands and you don't want to miss anything. Even though most deliveries go off without a hitch there is always a chance that it could go in the wrong direction. The baby could be breech, nuchal cord or other things along with the mom having complications. Always be aware of how mom and baby are doing to not miss any signs of complications.

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Nervous 100%. I'm sure it'll be just like all the other firsts you have to experience. The more you get under your belt I'm sure nervous excitement fades. Mom and baby are our main priorities but don't forget about dad too. Sometimes they need a little TLC too. My one friend is a paramedic, she always enjoyed getting her stork pins. She said the little excitement never faded for her.

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I have thought many times about the first time I get to be a part of delivering a baby. I feel like it’s back to the first time you have to do cpr on a real patient everything hits and you hope you remember all your training. We had a rescue call a few weeks ago for a patient in labor and about 3 mins prior to our arrival the baby was delivered by mom and dad because babies come when they want. Part of me was bummed because I wanted to help but the other part of me was relieved that part was done and we only had to assist with after care. Mom and baby were calm and doing Amazing and it was still fun to be part of the experience.