And so I think when you do actually leave the hospital at that point in the first kind of 24 hours, can you explain what that normally looks like and walk us through it? So when you get home, what is the most important thing to really remember, providing that your birth and everything has gone well and your baby is in good health?

Absolutely.

In no particular order, because I think there are lots of things that we should be focusing on.

But as I said, yeah, they're all important.

I would really limit your visitors.

When you go home, I'd be going home to hopefully a house with you and your partner.

And if you haven't got a partner, then your birthing partner or your sister, your friend, limit movement, limit traffic in that incredibly precious time when you go home.

But I thought I'd ask kind of How does that compare to sort of response and responsive feeding? And what does that look like in practice? And like, what advice would you give to somebody that feels a bit unsure as to whether they should be feeding their baby?