It's not that they won't let him be there, it's the childcare aspect that could prevent him being there as we have no one to have our other children while I go in to have her. With the c section scheduled for christmas eve, it is that much harder trying to find someone to have the kids while he is with me so that's why I'm running the risk of having to be on my own. I'm really hoping that when I speak to my consultant that she will be ok with a video call at least so that he can see her being born by some kind of way even if he can't physically be in the room.
I'm on a proper count down now. It's weird, I want her out but I'm also wanting her to stay put. She is my final baby so with regards to pregnancy, she's my last experience. I'm trying to treasure each moment, even the ridiculously uncomfortable ones lol.
I'm slightly nervous over the change of routine. Max, my nearly 4 year old is going through a pattern of waking up at 4 or 5am right now and that has knocked us sideways as we were used to him settling down for bed pretty easily at night. Now he wont settle without us in the room and if we try and walk him back to bed, he's stubborn and just gets up all the time. It's hard to work out what he wants due to his non verbal autism so we just stay in the room with him now. I'm the stricter parent and he knows he can't run rings around me so he stays in bed but with my husband, he's the pushover, he can't sit with him because Max just gets up and out of bed and doesn't take him seriously when told to get back in lol. So yeah, it's down to me to lay down the law and not going to lie, it is a bit tiresome having it fall to me.
I wonder how he'll get on when I'm not here for those couple of days lol.