*I'M BACK* Lets Talk About The ButterBox Babies- Canadian Horror Story |Mystery&Makeup|Bailey Sarian

My father Robert Norse was one of the survivors of the butterbox babies! He was born in 1943 and was at The Maternity home for two years waiting to be adopted. His real mother was working there for the two years he was there. He was adopted in 1945 I believe. The couple that adopted him, were actually going to adopt a little girl and Dad would wait for them when they came to visit the girl and they became more attached to Dad and adopted him instead. They were wonderful parents to Dad and great grandparents to me and my 2 brothers. When Dad turned 40, he found his real mother who put him up for adoption. She welcomed him with open arms. He found out he had three half brothers and met everyone of them. Happy ending! ❤️😊

No one: Bailey: Shana sh- Me: A SHANA SHA SHANA SHA SHA SHANA SHAAaaAAAaaAAAaAA

Headcanon: Bailey is actually immortal and the reason why she tells these stories so casually and shares them like neighborhood gossip is because she actually was there.

My neighbor grew up in Nova Scotia. He and his sisters were adoptees......he later found out, as an older man that in fact, he was a Butter Box Baby. One of the lucky ones that survived. I’ll never forget him coming over to our house and showing my Mom all the evidence about his past . Both his birth parents and adoptive parents were gone by then. The story fascinated me, knowing my neighbor was a “Butter Box Baby”

no one: bailey: 𝒶𝓆𝓊𝒶 𝓉𝑜𝒻𝒶𝓃𝒶

She said “I would give the movie a B- it wasn’t that great” Can my professors grade like that too? 😂 her English paper not that great B-

My mom was born in the Ideal Maternity home in 1944 and she was left there for the first 9 months of her life, she was rescued by her uncle and aunt when they had to pay my grandmothers $300 fine. My mother suffered from hearing loss in one ear which was believed to happen during her time there.

Bailey is like a sassy aunt that is WAY more fun than your parents 🤣😅

Bailey: “shame to the family” My Brain: “dishonor on your cow”

You’re like that friend where no matter how long you go without talking, it’s like no time has passed and there’s no animosity. Such a sweet person feel better Bailey 💗

I've been binge watching for 3 days now. I see no need to stop

i used to see posts about her alllll the time. and i had zero clue who she was. about a week or so ago i was like you know what. what’s the hype, who is this chick. so i searched her and watched a MMM video and i now get the hype and i’m obsessed w herrrr. I LOVE YOU 😭😭

She talks to us like an auntie telling a juicy gossip

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This story is devastating. As I watched this, I felt such heartbreak for the mothers who did want their babies or at least did want their babies to have the best quality of life just for them to be taken away for greed or mercilessly slained b/c they weren’t “profitable”. How can you look at an innocent baby & think those awful things? I type this as I lay next to my 3 month old baby, I’m so thankful for her. My heart goes out to the innocent victims & survivors of this story, my heart hurts for them but I’m glad they put an end to the horrors that happened here. I wish the Young’s really got to feel the suffering they deserved.

This happened a lot in Ireland, up until 1996. We called them the Magdalene Laundries and they were run by nuns/ the Catholic Church. Such horrible things happened here and many children were adopted by Americans. No records of there real families. There’s many movies, bocks and documentaries based on these laundaries, The Magdalene Sisters, Philomena, Close The Door, The Forgotten Maggies and so many more. You can also google these laundaries and especially “The Lost Children of Tuam” were around 802 children died during its 36 years of being open and many of them cannot be named due to the lack of records

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I just really like how you tell these stories like a hairdresser talks to their clients. It really lightens the shock of whatever happens and makes it easier to take in.

With the number of times she said “I wasn’t there” it makes me think she was there😂