I thought Thomas Brooksbank has only one son.
If the baby would be born with some disability they would love him/her just as much as the healthy one.
I thought Thomas Brooksbank has only one son.
If the baby would be born with some disability they would love him/her just as much as the healthy one.
I thought Thomas Brooksbank has only one son.
If the baby would be born with some disability they would love him/her just as much as the healthy one.
Beatrice will spend some time with Wolfie but of course his mother will get the most time with him. Bea will not be raising Wolfie but be in his life, Edo and his ex will do the lion's share of the parenting. I don't know if Wolfie's mother will marry but then he will have another step parent to bond with if that happens.
I think she included Wolfie. So, there is one boy on the Brooksbank side and one boy on the York side.
And thanks for reminding that wishing for a healthy baby is great (and I am sure the parents' wish) but it kind of suggests that an 'unhealthy baby' wouldn't be ok and that might be painful for those with different experiences.
No one is suggesting Beatrice is now Wolfie's mother. But Edo does share custody with his mother. Beatrice wont 'spend some time' like she will see him on holidays. Wolfie will very much be a part of her life, and she a part of his. And the Yorks will be in his life as well, when he is with his dad.
The bigger problem with that is the presumption that a disabled child is not a healthy child.
A child born with a physical disability can be just as healthy as a baby without one.
Wishing a healthy baby simply means hoping the labor goes well, and they dont have a baby struggling to live in a ICU, or dying at birth (or before).
I was born two months early both unhealthy, a bit touch and go survival wise and with a physical disability (operations and physio through childhood mostly corrected this), survival with some hope of quality of life is indeed the bottom line.
That said, there is no harm wishing Eugenie a healthy, successful pregnancy and labour and a physically fit and healthy baby with no cause for concern. Or indeed having a preference for her having a boy or girl as long as long everything is kept in priority perspective.
(two hours later) I just realized that easy labor is an oxymoron.I hope she has an easy labor and delivery.
Well, easy is a relative term.
I have had three easy labours, no complications, nice and comfy at home in my own bed. But at that specific moment, nothing feels easy about it.
So, there is nothing wrong with wishing Eugenie an easy labour.
I've only ever come across Ottilie in books, and only a few times. It'd certainly be different, but I can't see them picking that.
Nobody guessed Beatrice or Eugenie! I wish someone'd choose Victoria: it's a shame that the name's died out in the British Royal Family, except as a middle name.
The telegraph's most popular names were based off of baby announcements printed in their paper. Less 600 babies were announced in 2019. 9 babies were named Ottilie.
If they choose a name from the 'most popular baby names' list I feel pretty comfortable thinking it will be the actual most popular babies name list. And something like Olivia if they want an O name.
I am more and more leaning towards them going with a classic name. One that has come back into popularity in recent years. Don't see anyhting like Ida though.