Should I let my fiance be in the room when our child is born since he wants to be there even though I don't want him there until after the c-section and cleanup when the baby is in my arms?

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Sounds like he thinks he is entitled to be there. There is no reason to have him there and having him there when you don't want him there can cause complications for you and the baby (because it can stress you).

Agree with the above contributor. It is your birth and you have who you want there.

First answer by ID1074594106. Last edit by Pretty Sprinkles. Contributor trust: 3 [recommend contributorrecommended]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question].

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