Matilda - 4 bedder, 2 bedder or private room?

[joyofliving]

Are you sure the massage chair was for the dads? I thought the massage chair might be for the mums in labour to help them relax )

 

[pixelelf]

massage chair's for the husband who passes out! lol!

 

[snagito]

Massage chair is a new addition I guess - ha ha - my hubby would have loved that! On the 4 bed- yes breastfeeding no problem, any time - the baby definitely can stay with you - they were so lovely and helpful. So, not to distract from the original thread, but it is interesting what husbands do while one in labour..Mine actually kept eating - the Matilda staff came in to the delivery room to ask me what I'd like as my 'package' had apparently started at lunch time - I was like NO WAY NOTHING please as was in quite some pain and couldn't even think about food - hubby happily says Oh I'll have it and polishes off a club sandwich, french fries -and even had blueberry cheesecake for dessert - I couldn't believe it!

 

[TheQuasimother]

Oooo.... Snagito! My husband would have done the same and with great big smile on his face and ignore the dirty looks I'd be giving him! Gosh... seems like he's in for a treat this time!

 

[pixelelf]

ladies, can i check with you please, what is the total cost of having a c sec, 4 bedder with matlida? awhile ago, i was loking thru the price list at matilda it says $50k. there abouts. is that all there is to it?

 

[LOJITT]

That's the Matilda's fees (basically just for use of the facilities for your 5 day luxury stay). You need to make sure you add on the Obs fees and anaethetist to that.

 

[bumbeeno]

Just wanted to add (and clarify) that although the 4-bed room as a whole is larger than the twin room, the personal space you get in the twin room is much bigger.