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Advice for Xmas baby due

7 replies

JacSprat53 · 01/12/2022 05:08

We’re hosting a Ukrainian mum who has a due date on Xmas day. It’s her second and a big baby. Is it likely- do you think - that they’ll induce her before her due date?
we had a family holiday booked from the 19th-27th. Her mum will be here with her but I am their transport., There is no one I feel I can ask to do it and apparently taxis refuse to take women in labour in this area . Ambulances so unreliable too. Any thoughts at all?

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Sweetpea1532 · 01/12/2022 05:46

Maybe there is a church that has sponsored some Ukrainian citizens that will be able to help?
I hope you find someone!

RockAndRollerskate · 01/12/2022 06:09

Why not ring some taxi companies to ask rather than go on “apparently”

can you pop a post on a local Facebook page?

LovelyDaaling · 01/12/2022 06:33

Can you ask friends or neighbours to be on standby? And promise to have waterproof sheeting available?

JacSprat53 · 01/12/2022 08:50

Thanks. I feel I have a duty of care to the mum as we’re hosting. I can’t ask a stranger to be on constant standby . I was wondering how likely she might be induced early?

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RambamThankyouMam · 01/12/2022 09:04

Just don't tell the taxi company she's in labour.

FlounderingFruitcake · 01/12/2022 09:06

Why do you have to tell the taxi co that she’s in labour? Even if it becomes apparent whilst they’re on the way to the hospital I seriously doubt they’ll kick her out at the side of the road!

Luz192 · 01/12/2022 09:43

Why would she be induced early? I don't think the convenience of avoiding an Xmas baby is a reason to be induced. Find a backup plan so you can go on holiday and she has cover.

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