Zara Phillips & Michael Tindall NEWS

[anastasia beaverhausen]

after Zara's relatively late miscarriage I suspect they will have waited a bit longer before saying anything, also I hope that perhaps it was the 20 w scan and they know that it is actually a boy and hence the comments Mike was making were made with a little inside knowledge

Congratulations on 2000 posts Lady B! 

[SvenskaSarah]

I'm not sure when Eugenie is due, but I find it so cute that these two are expecting at the same time. I cant really recall much interaction between the two, but it's nice to think they are perhaps sharing their experiences and supporting one another. A few of my friends have given birth in the UK in the last 9 months, and although Zara and Eugenie will receive the best care, it is still a frightening and potentially lonely time for mothers-to-be. I say mothers as NHS hospitals are not allowing fathers to be present at important events like scans etc.

[LadyBunion]

after Zara's relatively late miscarriage I suspect they will have waited a bit longer before saying anything, also I hope that perhaps it was the 20 w scan and they know that it is actually a boy and hence the comments Mike was making were made with a little inside knowledge

Congratulations on 2000 posts Lady B! 

thank you !!!1 

[Oh_Caroline]

Kids will be kids...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYFba0w9CUk.  The girls appear from 15:00--17:00.

[Kristallinchen]

I'm not sure when Eugenie is due, but I find it so cute that these two are expecting at the same time. I cant really recall much interaction between the two, but it's nice to think they are perhaps sharing their experiences and supporting one another. A few of my friends have given birth in the UK in the last 9 months, and although Zara and Eugenie will receive the best care, it is still a frightening and potentially lonely time for mothers-to-be. I say mothers as NHS hospitals are not allowing fathers to be present at important events like scans etc.

Congrats to Zara!

I wish her a wonderful and stressfree pregnancy.

I had to do all scans alone as well, which was at times of course not easy. In the end however its still the mother having to make the decisions so it is in fact no real change whether your partner is with you or you just have to call him afterwards (which I always did). Of course it's something else, if it's bad news you're getting and don't have someone on your side.

At the birth father's are allowed (at least were I live). Well it's special times, but if we all work together they will certainly/hopefully be better soon.

[genegal43]

Kids will be kids...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYFba0w9CUk.  The girls appear from 15:00--17:00.

Fantastic!   

[anastasia beaverhausen]

I'm not sure when Eugenie is due, but I find it so cute that these two are expecting at the same time. I cant really recall much interaction between the two, but it's nice to think they are perhaps sharing their experiences and supporting one another. A few of my friends have given birth in the UK in the last 9 months, and although Zara and Eugenie will receive the best care, it is still a frightening and potentially lonely time for mothers-to-be. I say mothers as NHS hospitals are not allowing fathers to be present at important events like scans etc.

Congrats to Zara!

I wish her a wonderful and stressfree pregnancy.

I had to do all scans alone as well, which was at times of course not easy. In the end however its still the mother having to make the decisions so it is in fact no real change whether your partner is with you or you just have to call him afterwards (which I always did). Of course it's something else, if it's bad news you're getting and don't have someone on your side.

At the birth father's are allowed (at least were I live). Well it's special times, but if we all work together they will certainly/hopefully be better soon.

All the best wishes for a healthy delivery, kristallinchen.

[Kristallinchen]

I'm not sure when Eugenie is due, but I find it so cute that these two are expecting at the same time. I cant really recall much interaction between the two, but it's nice to think they are perhaps sharing their experiences and supporting one another. A few of my friends have given birth in the UK in the last 9 months, and although Zara and Eugenie will receive the best care, it is still a frightening and potentially lonely time for mothers-to-be. I say mothers as NHS hospitals are not allowing fathers to be present at important events like scans etc.

Congrats to Zara!

I wish her a wonderful and stressfree pregnancy.

I had to do all scans alone as well, which was at times of course not easy. In the end however its still the mother having to make the decisions so it is in fact no real change whether your partner is with you or you just have to call him afterwards (which I always did). Of course it's something else, if it's bad news you're getting and don't have someone on your side.

At the birth father's are allowed (at least were I live). Well it's special times, but if we all work together they will certainly/hopefully be better soon.

All the best wishes for a healthy delivery, kristallinchen.

Thanks. It's already over, the little one is here since October.

[anastasia beaverhausen]

Wonderful!  Sorry I was a little late!

[Kristallinchen]

Wonderful!  Sorry I was a little late!

Don't worry.