My husband stayed with my third as I was quite poorly. We had a private room (paid extra for it) looks like that is what she has? I’m sure if she was on a ward it would be a no noUnusual a maternity ward letting him stay so late ! He’s in a pull out chair wonder if he’s stopping ? How others have to cope course she needs him to do everything for her
Where I’m giving birth (8 months pregnant currently), there’s a policy where your birth partner can stay the first night with you. I think it’s a great policy! Especially if BP is baby’s father, means my partner can bond with our baby and be there for me.Unusual a maternity ward letting him stay so late ! He’s in a pull out chair wonder if he’s stopping ? How others have to cope course she needs him to do everything for her
Is that something you can pay for?
Amen. This is quickly turning into a Mumsnet thread. We really don’t all need to tell our birth stories. Let’s not forget the reason this thread was started.I don’t agree with what she does but some of you seem hellbent on making up some conspiracy that even the hospital would bend the rules “just for her” or that the PayPal money has magically made it so Josh can stay. So to all the cynics, a quick google search of the hospital and you can see all their policies for the maternity unit and visiting times. I’ve linked below for you.
Maternity Unit visiting times - Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust
Torbay Maternity Unit has undergone review of its security and visiting arrangements in liaison with mothers using the unit.www.torbayandsouthdevon.nhs.uk
If you read the Torbay hospital maternity unit visiting times you’ll see their explanation for partners staying and it’s actually quite positive to reduce anxiety and help bonding. It does obviously say if you’re poorly etc then don’t stay, but other than that they’re all for it.Partners were allowed to stay when I was in hospital. They don’t like it though really as they feel that mothers are at their worst, vulnerable and in pain and it may be uncomfortable for other men to see them like that. It’s easier if you’re in a private room. I was on a ward whilst baby was in SCBU then moved to a private room as baby needed light therapy for jaundice. Just meant people weren’t kept awake by the light.
Yeah I agree. Some people want to, some don’t. There’s no right or wrong. My partner couldn’t stay as I had a toddler. I had a simple natural birth so I was able to look after my baby without help.If you read the Torbay hospital maternity unit visiting times you’ll see their explanation for partners staying and it’s actually quite positive to reduce anxiety and help bonding. It does obviously say if you’re poorly etc then don’t stay, but other than that they’re all for it.
I just think we need to leave the children out of it! Regardless of anyone’s views of how they are with Wilby (Betsy carrying him, children naming him etc.). Things like the fact we haven’t seen much of Seb, PTWM has addressed this numerous times over the last year that I know of. Let’s get back to the PayPal money!Amen. This is quickly turning into a Mumsnet thread. We really don’t all need to tell our birth stories. Let’s not forget the reason this thread was started.
Where’s the money Rachel/Rachael/Rachaele? Is it just me or would anyone else love to see her birth certificate to see exactly how her name is spelt? Her book, her Facebook page, her documents all have different spellings.I just think we need to leave the children out of it! Regardless of anyone’s views of how they are with Wilby (Betsy carrying him, children naming him etc.). Things like the fact we haven’t seen much of Seb, PTWM has addressed this numerous times over the last year that I know of. Let’s get back to the PayPal money!
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