Wondering was it just that hospital

[newmommyyy12]

Did anyone else share a room after having baby??

[GeekMom1213]

I deliver at a birthing center that has only private rooms and also doesn't separate delivery from recovery so I go from admission to discharge all in the same room. The major hospital in the same city that most women deliver at has shared postpartum rooms, which are on a different floor from labor and delivery so those new moms have to move. That isn't why I chose the birthing center but it certainly doesn't hurt the experience to have a private and quiet space with consistency of staffing throughout.

[Babii_Doll_1]

I would be so mad lol

[missshellyg]

My hospital its all twin rooms, I dont see the problem with sharing at all, it gives you a chance to meet another mum with a bub of the same age, also you are barely in there, be thankful that you have a bed for you and bub and not in a 3rd world country where they give birth without any drugs and are sent home that day

[mummy_times_2]

With no first yes with no second no. My hospital judges how high risk you are and if you need to be looked after abut more you get a single room if your pretty adequate on your on your own they'll put you in a shared room, you don't get a choice though it's up to the midwifes.

[naturalmama28]

At my hospital you have to request a single room and it costs extra that insurance may not cover.

[newmommyyy12]

Yess the other lady baby cried the whole timeeeeee. But im not going there this time

[Roxxxy915]

No , ohmyGodness iwould be furiousss!! W.my kids ihad the room w.out sharing (: