Call the Midwife's babies perform heroic stunt work, but how do the grown-up actors keep a straight face?

Call the Midwife serves as a fantasy reality where healthcare is depicted with care and attention, showcasing a world where doctors make house calls and midwives provide daily support.

Dr. Turner makes house calls even in impoverished areas, highlighting the stark contrast to modern healthcare where such visits are rare and uninhibited by socioeconomic status.

The show often touches on issues of healthcare quality and timing, as demonstrated when a rushed discharge led to a baby nearly suffering from jaundice.

Call the Midwife stands out as a television drama not just for its storytelling but for its poignant portrayal of what proper healthcare could and should look like.

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