Recent news about the birthplaces of all royal mothers, including Princess Eugenia, Meghan Markle, and Kate Middleton has been in the media. You quickly see that these places are like four-star vacations for the average person once you get in. These royal ladies receive the best pre- and post-labor pampering, from private rooms with breathtaking views to gourmet 4-star seafood dishes prepared by master chefs.

We won't ever be royals

You have first the four post beds in the private wings of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospitalwhere Harry & Meghan welcomed their first child . Next, you can enjoy private tea at the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital where the Duchess gave birth to her children. Hello Magazine points out that the royal wives of expectant mothers were lavished with love and care.

You will be amazed at the details of their birthing process. Childbirth is a difficult process for most women, and this is not surprising. It is possible that women would be less traumatized if they had all the amenities available.

Seafood dinners and Full English Breakfast

If you're a royal, they won't cut corners on your meals. Although lobster is allowed on royal menus, it is best to avoid them as they can hide food poisoning toxins.

Breakfast is the main focus. To be exact, they start every day with a full English breakfast. For those who don't know what this means:

Baked Beans

Eggs Sunny Side Up (and Runny).

Fresh Tomatoes

Potatoes

Mushrooms

Toast

Bacon

Black Pudding (a blood based sausage)

Although it may seem strange to people not familiar with British culture, it is a common feature of British life. Although most hospitals don't offer it to patients, royal ladies can still enjoy it every day. .... is another important part of this ritual.

Tea Time

Tea time is culturally accepted in many countries, but it's not a standard practice in American hospitals. The Portland hospital that gave birth to Kate offers it. They also get tea and strawberries with clotted milk. It beats the Jello that most people get at the hospital.

Strawberries and Champagne for Celebrity

St. Mary's Lindo Wing serves bubbling champagne with sweet strawberries as a celebration of her birth. Although it's a small thing, this is yet another confirmation that royalty are treated with respect, even during their most difficult times. You might try ordering champagne and fresh fruits at an American hospital after childbirth to see how it goes.

Personalized Staff - Massive Benefits

There are only a few people in a normal hospital room where someone gives birth. Perhaps five. There are nurses, doctors and (very few) relatives. There have been 25 cases where a royal gave birth.

Kate was surrounded by 20+ people when she gave birth to her baby. This included her gynecologist, and the royal family doctor, who are a key member of the family. This is an unusual number for childbirth. This is the royal family.

Newborn Royalty

There you have it. This is a glimpse at how the "other side", or "other side", lives and gives birth. A glimpse into the experience of being born with a silver spoon in one's mouth. Although it is not a universal story, it is very relatable and worth learning more about.

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By: Remy Carreiro
Title: A Look Inside The Luxurious Hospitals Where Royal Moms Give Birth
Sourced From: www.suggest.com/a-look-inside-the-luxurious-hospitals-where-royal-moms-give-birth/2608562/
Published Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2021 19:00:00 +0000

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