Im 35 weeks pregnant and both me and my partner are 17 and living in seperate households, i can only have 1 birth partner due to Covid should he be able to be there at birth or would they not allow him in due to us both being under 18
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I dont think it should be an issue but you need to ask the hospital/ midwife
I think your midwife will know. I think (in my case) partner is only allowed when in active labour (due to COVID), so if you end up being induced, you may have to do the first bit on your own, but your midwife will know the rules for your local hospital and with age restrictions. Best of luck...not long to go now!
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