Why does Kate Middleton leave the hospital so soon after birth?

While the expected date of delivery of Meghan Markle is approaching (assuming she has not already had her baby), fans of the royal family can not help but compare her delivery plan proposed to that of Kate Middleton. The Duchess of Cambridge may have followed the royal tradition when she gave birth in the St. Mary's wing of Lindo and took the iconic picture of the steps. But such a big thing is this: why does Kate Middleton stay in the hospital so little time?

There are no specific royal rules or strict protocol
just having babies. But it seems a little strange that Kate Middleton
always chooses to let
l & # 39; hospital quickly. Does Meghan Markle intend to do the same?

Kate Middleton left the hospital faster with each child

Until now, the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to three
children, and the time between delivery and the return home has been reduced each time
time. When Kate Middleton had Prince George in 2013, she stayed at St. Mary's
for about 24 hours. With Princess Charlotte in 2015, she stayed for ten hours.
And more surprisingly, in 2018 with Prince Louis, Kate Middleton took the iconic
photo on the stairs only seven hours after delivery.

Any mother who attends Kate's almost miraculous healing is
surely in fear of how she does it. Of course, the Duchess of Cambridge likely
has a team of hair and make-up professionals who help him stand out
photo that will be seen by millions of people. But still – look so
well rested and elegant after undergoing the difficult ordeal of childbirth is
impressive.

Why does Kate Middleton leave the hospital so quickly?

according to Reader
Digest, a typical American mother spends about two days in the hospital as a result of
a simple birth and vaginal singleton. But as more and more women are interested
in natural and drug-free births, this time is becoming shorter. Many women are
even opting to jump the hospital altogether and give birth at home.

The Duchess of Cambridge probably had a good time at the luxurious Lindo Wing, where luxury suites cost £ 6,000 per night. But nothing beats the comforts of home – especially when your home is Kensington Palace. If Kate Middleton did not feel bad at any time during her recovery, she could definitely call a doctor to watch her.

Kate Middleton probably wanted to take the picture, face the cameras, then go home to enjoy her newborns in peace away from prying eyes.

Is it safe to leave the hospital so soon after childbirth?

Provided the doctors say that everything is fine, there is no reason a woman can not recover from a single birth at home.

This is an option that some people think Meghan Markle will continue when she gives birth to Sussex baby in a few weeks. The idea of ​​a home birth or at least a convalescence certainly corresponds to its values, including healthy eating, yoga and other more natural and homeopathic remedies.

But Meghan Markle probably will not follow in Kate Middleton's footsteps taking this picture several hours after delivery. In fact, some royal experts predict that it could be weeks before the world knows anything about baby Sussex. There is a small chance that he or she was already born and hidden carefully at Frogmore Cottage.

We will all find the real answer soon enough.