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Any experiences on good hope.. had my previous 2 at birmingham womens but this time round theyre at full capacity so ive had to choose another hospital😓 ended up going for good hope
Feel free to share your experience and also does anyone know visiting times and how many birth partners etc, thanks!
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Learn more about our guidelines.The best experience ever
@Natra oh really thats good to hear!!
I had my daughter premature and she had to spend 2 weeks in NICU. I couldn’t fault them at all, they were all attentive and made sure I was resting and recovering after my c section x
I had my daughter there in 2023 and it was the best experience ever, I had a water birth and around 4 midwives that looked after me during my time in labour, each and every one of them were so amazing and supportive I could not pick a single fault! I appreciate this isn’t everyone’s experience but honestly not a bad word to say
I had my little boy there in August, a c section again, and it was so much better than my previous birth at the women's hospital (also a section).
if I had another baby, I'd go for good hope again!
The staff were so lovely, kind and patient. honestly, miles better than my experience at bham Women's hosp.
Amazing experience with my first 2, I'm having my 3rd there too 😄
Amazing experience the 4 midwives I had were all so kind and did everything they could for me I ended up having an emergency csection they explained everything supported us all went above and beyond
Had my little girl there July 2023, ended up having an emergency c section. Midwives were lovely and get me involved in my care. I've decided to go back there to have my 2nd baby due beginning of October
@Rav was gonna ask incognito about her experience at womens. I’m having a c section in June and in all honesty am dreading it. Is there anything from your experience you would ask for differently.
Any insights is much appreciated. Thanks
Couldn’t fault Good Hope! Perfect birth