LadyFinn
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Svensk Damtidning's article says that according to the latest information Victoria is thinking to give birth home at Haga Palace. Victoria loves traditions and "closing circles". The king and three of his sisters were born at Haga Palace. And queen Silvia gave birth to Carl Philip at Royal Palace and Madeleine at Drottningholm Palace. What may speak against giving birth at home is that Victoria is a modern woman and knows the risks what giving birth at home has, although all doctors will be there. Perhaps it isn't quite the same than at the hospital though.
Another alternative is of course the Karolinska University Hospital, were Estelle was born. Victoria and Daniel had asked that they would be treated like any other couple coming to give birth. Afterwards Victoria and Daniel were very satisfied to the work of the hospital staff and doctor Lennart Nordström. And the hospital is very close to Haga Palace.
Svensk Damtidning doesn't think that Victoria would choose BB Sophia (Maternity ward) at Sophiahemmet, the private hospital in Stockholm. Many of Victoria's friends have given birth there. But down-to-earth Victoria will hardly choose BB Sophia, which is often called "luxury-maternity ward".
Another alternative is of course the Karolinska University Hospital, were Estelle was born. Victoria and Daniel had asked that they would be treated like any other couple coming to give birth. Afterwards Victoria and Daniel were very satisfied to the work of the hospital staff and doctor Lennart Nordström. And the hospital is very close to Haga Palace.
Svensk Damtidning doesn't think that Victoria would choose BB Sophia (Maternity ward) at Sophiahemmet, the private hospital in Stockholm. Many of Victoria's friends have given birth there. But down-to-earth Victoria will hardly choose BB Sophia, which is often called "luxury-maternity ward".