Husbands Worries

Hi, we’re due baby boy in October, due to a few different things, I’ll be getting an elective c section. I’m actually really happy and content with my decision, I totally feel it’s the right thing for me.

My husband is very supportive of my choices, but he’s very nervous (understandably) he says he’s worried about me, baby and anything going wrong etc.

I’ve said to him that everything would be okay, but I don’t know what else to really say to put his mind at ease? Anyone have any advice that I could give him?

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I had an elective c-section in April and it went soooo smoothly and had a great experience!
My husband was also the same and had some worries about me and baby, but what I would remind him is:
- the surgeons do these procedures multiple times a day
- there is about 10 people in the room at once to make sure everything goes smoothly
- there is someone sat by you though the whole procedure to make sure you’re comfortable and can let you know what’s happening step by step if you need that reassurance
- your husband will be allowed in the room with you
- most of the time, if there is a slight complication, the surgeons would’ve fixed the issue before you’re even aware of anything. They know what to expect, good or bad!
- you will meet the surgeon before you even walk into the room, so please take this opportunity to ask any questions!

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