Life with the austins

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Having given birth at that hospital twice and both times been left on Postnatal with my babies in NICU I wouldn’t say it’s normal. From my experience my husband was sent home. The first time was 4 hour after I gave birth and had our son sent to NICU unplanned and second time 10 hours after a planned NICU admission. Don’t get me wrong they were brilliant with him visiting etc but he wasn’t given a bed or able to stay with me.
Bless you, I'm sure that can't have been easy.
Something very odd about the lenghts they went to to accommodate him.
 
Having given birth at that hospital twice and both times been left on Postnatal with my babies in NICU I wouldn’t say it’s normal. From my experience my husband was sent home. The first time was 4 hour after I gave birth and had our son sent to NICU unplanned and second time 10 hours after a planned NICU admission. Don’t get me wrong they were brilliant with him visiting etc but he wasn’t given a bed or able to stay with me.
I also gave birth at this hospital and my partner also had to be go home , the night I was being induced he was sent home and returned in the morning when I was being moved up to the delivery unit. Then he was sent home maybe 3 hours after I had my son and I was moved to the postnatal ward. And it can’t be due to distance cause I live further after from the hospital than they do.. don’t understand it really they must of spun the midwives some sort of tall tale ...
 
I’ve given birth at that hospital twice in the past 18 months myself. Neither time my birthing partner was offered a bed to sleep on, I wasn’t even aware that they had fold out beds as I was in labour all night with my most recent baby but managed to get some sleep thanks to my epidural but my poor birthing partner was on a chair. They definitely spun some sort of sob story!
 
I’ve given birth at that hospital twice in the past 18 months myself. Neither time my birthing partner was offered a bed to sleep on, I wasn’t even aware that they had fold out beds as I was in labour all night with my most recent baby but managed to get some sleep thanks to my epidural but my poor birthing partner was on a chair. They definitely spun some sort of sob story!
I don’t get why they would decide for him to stay anyway surely you’d go home to your other two children? Labouring to them is a spa date night
 
I don’t get why they would decide for him to stay anyway surely you’d go home to your other two children? Labouring to them is a spa date night
I know!! I'd certainly have been encouraging my hubby to go home, for some sort of normality for the kids. Those camp beds should be for poor parents who have to stay with their children. Not for a clingy, codependent couple.
 
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Dean, it needs to be marked as AD. It's that simple. Not only is it gifted, but I bet the swipe up is an affilate link. You're clearly trying to make this your job so do it properly or, you'll be reported like every other influencer that thinks they can flout the rules.
 
All the comments about the nice delivery cheering Megan up, it will be interesting to know upon her return what was actually wrong
 
Can someone update me? I can’t see his instragram, can’t be blocked as I’ve never followed him so not sure what is going on.

why has she been off social media for a while?
 
I bet the tale to get the camp bed was "oh she had meningitis her mental health is low blah blah blah". No midwife just says oh yeah you can stay but that other man over there can't. My partner was sent straight home until I was either in established labour or visiting hours opened, whichever came first.
 
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