I had my little boy 6 weeks early (I was not high risk or overweight). We were on the NICU for 8 days, my little boy needed light therapy for jaundice and he needed to be tube fed because he was too small to breastfeed. I had to pump every 3 hours to get my milk to come in and have something to tube feed him. It was the most stressful and exhausting time of my life - luckily we got a private room after 3 days but it was the height of summer, it was boiling hot, the bed was like sleeping on springs and nothing else. All whilst coming to terms with a new baby and trying to get over a traumatic birth 6 weeks earlier than expected (all births are traumatic I’m sure, even if you go to term!) - I didn’t even have a hospital bag packed, my waters broke at work and I went to the hospital with nothing on me. They had to lend us nappys and clothes for the baby.
My point is - all of this happened to me and I was not high risk. I didn’t have a spare moment between speaking to doctors and nurses, tube feeding, pumping, sleeping. I certainly wouldn’t have had the time or the inclination to update social media! I’m sure they are just in the newborn bubble but I would be surprised if they weren’t still at the hospital. If Grace had a c-section it will be even tougher, luckily my son was delivered naturally so although my fan hurt like hell at least I could move about, walk and lift things. I saw some poor women in the hospital who had c sections who couldn’t even stand up straight.
I am not a Grace fan but I hope her and the baby are healthy and safe. Mainly I hope she is taking the advice of doctors!