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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m the OP. Wow, lots of hate for DH. I think I may have not characterized his concern well. There is a single bathroom/ shower in the room that would be shared with the other mom and her kid (mine is in a diaper due to movement restrictions). He was concerned she wouldn’t be at ease if he were there showering/ sleeping. It’s like sharing a small hotel room right now with the very thin curtain. Unfortunately there aren’t private rooms as the pediatric side isn’t that large. He wasn’t uncomfortable due to the bed or extra care for our son. DH is doing everything at home. Daycare and elementary school drop offs/pick ups, cooking, sports, and work. So he isn’t just hanging at home alone. He is also spending weekends here with our son. However, I understand the sentiment that he needs to suck it up. Just want to be cognizant of the other family’s feelings. [/quote] I think we are all skeptical that your DH’s concern is truly due to a fear of making the other mother uncomfortable versus his own selfish desire to spend each night comfortably in his own bed. Given that he’s clearly not at all concerned about his own wife being at ease, but rather expects you to just go without sleep for weeks on end, it’s a little hard to believe that he’s truly that concerned about discomforting a complete stranger. There is no expectation of privacy in a shared hospital room.[/quote] And no one other than the actual patients should be showering in the hospital room so not even clear why that’s being mentioned as an issue. Go home to do so.[/quote] Of course that's not true. I'm guessing you've never had a child with an extended hospital stay. [/quote]
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