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Jacqui Budden man was allowed to be present at The Birth of her daughter, but was The Ward to be asked to leave soon after.

women Say that the uncertainty is with the maternity benefits during the Corona-Virus-outbreak "making a stressful situation more difficult".

Some NHS trusts are not home births or partners on a Station after a birth is allowed, while others are not.

A trust is only face-to-face post-Natal support, if it is "absolutely necessary".

The Royal College of midwives Says that benefits must be reduced, due to Covid-19.

maternity services have been restricted, to isolate because of the lack of staff through illness, and the workers themselves, the University adds.

Nadia Hussein from Leeds is More Than a week overdue with her Second Child .

Due to coronavirus measures, the 33-year-old, The Birth is plan possible, and she is eager that Her Husband can stay with her in the two hours after The Birth .

Nadia Hussein is The Birth immediately

"It will be difficult, because it's different," Nadia explains. "What many pregnant women experience a loss of control.

"I understand that all decisions have made familiar, are for the sake of my health, and The Midwives , but it is sad, because you have a picture in your head of what you want, and it's not working. "

Jacqui Budden gave birth to her first child Evie on Good Friday -More Than Two Weeks after the British blockage was announced.

husband Tom was allowed to be present for The Birth , but soon was asked to leave the community.

"It was hard to Say 'goodbye' to Tom so soon after Evie ," Says the 31-year-old. "The Nurses and midwives were great, but it is not the same as with your partner to give you emotional and physical support you Need . "

Evie Budden was born over the Easter weekend and celebration.

The Bbc asked a group of NHS trusts and boards in the UK, about the services you offer are able to, while the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

Nine trusts in England, five boards in Scotland, and a confidence in both Wales and Northern Ireland responded.

All 16 digits, said a birth partner could be present during the work, but only a quarter of the respondents allow the partners on the postnatal ward after The Birth .

Around a third of the trusts and boards, spoke with The Bbc are now births allowed in the house.

In The Weeks after birth, midwives and health visitors are now heavily relying on virtual communication to families with post support Natal.

home visits are usually not happening yet, but you trust in London, said it only allows for the face-to-face contact, if it is "absolutely necessary".

NHS providers - the hospital trusts - Say maternity services are regularly checked.

Kim Moralee and Her Husband , Pete parents were for the First Time at The End of March.

Kim Moralee from Alnwick in Northumberland, was used as a high-risk pregnancy, but despite some last-minute changes, she Says , you have a "positive birth" at The End of March.

However, the 27-year-old to meet his family have not been able, baby William, is because of social-distancing measures.

Without the support of relatives, Kim wishes she and Her Husband could have more face-to-face contact with health professionals.

"We have three health care visits in Two Weeks ," she explains. "The Midwives always Say they are at The End of The Phone , but in normal times I would have been able to go to our midwife-led unit, wanted to whenever I can.

"As a First Time mom, I just want to be able to regularly check that everything is ok. "

This is the next baby William Moralee, come to the meeting with his cousins.

the health of The community, it is recognised that the Corona-Virus outbreak is a particularly "stressful" and "uncertain" time for pregnant women and new mothers.

"Our advice to the women you contact your local service provider or your midwife on a regular basis, because the services change from day to day," explains Gill Walton, of The Royal College of midwives. "In addition to their services to thinking about how the maternity, so we can reduce fear.

"women can symptoms your Partner With You on The Birth of The Baby as long as the partner is not about Covid-19 -. We suggest that women do not have a back-up plan if their partners have symptoms.

"Not that your partner is With You , as soon as you Need to have released very disturbing, but we encourage women to remain their mobile phones and take videos and pictures.

"We'll see how many stories of happy births," she Says .

Source of news: bbc.com