Christmas babies given presents by midwives to celebrate birth

The transcript discusses the experience of delivering a baby on Christmas Day, highlighting the joy and special nature of such an event. It also addresses the challenges posed by COVID-19, emphasizing the vulnerability of staff and patients. Despite these challenges, the commitment to care remains strong. The festive season brings mixed feelings, with some missing family time, but the joy of the job prevails.

What is the tradition associated with the first baby born on Christmas Day?

• The baby is taken to a special ceremony.

• The baby is named after a famous person.

• The baby is given a special meal.

• The baby receives a special gift.

What challenge did the staff face during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Increased number of patients.

• Shortage of staff members.

• Increased sense of vulnerability.

• Lack of medical supplies.

Why do new mothers prefer to go home quickly after delivering on Christmas Day?

• To celebrate with their families.

• To avoid hospital charges.

• To receive better care at home.

• To avoid COVID-19 exposure.

What is the attitude of healthcare workers towards delivering babies on Christmas Day?

• They prefer not to work on holidays.

• They find it joyful and special.

• They find it stressful.

• They see it as a burden.

How do healthcare workers feel about working during the festive season?

• They find it rewarding and enjoyable.

• They prefer to take time off.

• They feel it is a duty.

• They feel it is inconvenient.