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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one sleeps in the hospital. Everyone gets checks. Use the bassinet. [b]Have someone stay with you[/b]. [/quote] No. The baby is a patient and should be cared for by hospital staff. Not by another patient that just had an intensive medical procedure.[/quote] Yes. I agree. But it’s not going to happen. [b]I’ve never heard of any patient not having broken sleep[/b]. I’m not saying it’s ok. It is the norm though. [/quote] So, my daughter was hospitalized in 2019 with pneumonia for a few days, and I stayed with her. At night, the people who came to take vital signs had those little headlamps on them, and they managed to do what they needed to do without turning on the light in the room or waking her up. Otherwise, the lights were off the whole night. So, the nurses can, if they want to and think it's important, but apparently most of the time they don't. [/quote]
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