At Rex. It wasn't what I expected at all. There was no one on the second floor (at least that we saw). No babies. No mommies. Only nurses. It was oddly silent. Made me a little nervous actually. The third floor had activity which I gather is because that is where the NICU is. There were also 2 babies in the nursery.?
?I'm not sure what I expected but I guess just more activity. What L&D overly quiet when y'all where there??
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I've only heard great things about Rex so I'm sure you are good hands! And if that is the case just think about all the hands on help you should have.
From seeing nurseries on tv, I expected to see a ton of babies. However, we only saw one or two when we went on our tour.
I expect most parents (like ourselves) kept their baby in their own personal room instead of letting them stay in the nursery.
I felt L&D was pretty quiet when we deliverd. However, I guess it was pretty busy b/c my last nurse hurried me out so another expecting mom could have my room.
Rex was awesome! I only experienced 1 nurse that was not so nice. However, I was near the end and didn't have the energy to request a new one. You'll do great!
When we took the tour of Rex I think I expected the hallways to be mobbed with screaming babies or something. Not the case. I also remember thinking it was eerily quiet. But my neighbor works in the Special Care nursery there, and we ran into her that day. She said 30 babies were born the day of our tour! I couldn't believe it.
The day I had my baby something like 25+ babies were born that day. Up until I was in the PACU I felt like I was the only person there. And I only saw a handful of new Moms in the halls after they brought us to our room, even though the nurse told me our floor was full.
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Hmm... I was induced on a Monday
But yeah, in LD, it was definitely kind of quiet. I didn't hear women screaming in labor, etc. hehe...
There was definitely more going on when I got to my actual room though.