《キャサリン妃の出産病院が準備態勢に！》
The Lindo Wing of
St Mary's Hospital,
London
4 / 9 (月)
ついに来た〜〜〜！！
先日発表になっていたが
それより1日早かった、
キャサリン妃の出産に向けた
病院周りでの準備態勢
イエローのボードが現れ
駐車規制
駐車場などの交通規制
＆
メディや群集用のバリア設置などの
準備がスタートした模様
The notices are up in South Wharf Road,
suspending parking from April 9 to April 30 for an “event.”
分かってはいたが、
やはりビックリ
というか、
急にビビってきた。
いつものあの騒ぎが再び、、、と思うと。
自宅出産かもと言われてもいたが
これにより
確信に変わった。
これまでと同じ場所で出産
ダイアナ妃がが
ウィリアム王子＆ハリー王子を出産されたのも、ここ。
発表はされてないが
予定日は
23日とみられている。
ほぼ2週間前から
準備がスタート
とは言っても、これまでも毎度、約10日遅れている。
昨年なんぞは
この駐車規制の期間を超えても
まだ産まれなかった、とゆー
メディアがヒマでヒマで、、というのが面白かったなあ
寝泊まりファンのテリーさんのバースデーが途中あって、
パレスからのケーキプレゼント差し入れで
ネタ差し込んだ、みたいな笑
私も、差し入れしました、テリーさんに
2年前w
この準備は、
予定日とされている
23日から逆算すると
約２週間前の準備ということに。
思い起こせば
第一子の時には
事前に病院前で待機が許されず
キャサリン妃が病院へ入られたことが
パレスから発表されたらOK、
ということで、突如病院へ駈けつけろ
という、今思えば結構無茶なことを、、、
むしろ現場が騒然
その経験から学び
第二子からは
今回と同様、事前に可能
というわけで
メディアのための場所を設置
決められた柵内で、
それぞれ準備をしてもいいことに。
決められた柵内で、
それぞれ準備をしてもいいことに。
いつもながら
臨機応変な英国王室です。
果たしていつかしら、、、
あー怖いw
先日は
キャサリン妃が
ノーフォークのWaitroseで
お買い物されていたけれど
いつケンジントンへお戻りに？
果たしていつかしら
あー怖いw
担当医も以前と同様
女王の主治医である
《Alan Farthing》 the Queen’s surgeon-gynaecologist
と、
王室担当の婦人科外科医
と、
王室担当の婦人科外科医
《Guy Thorpe-Beeston》 surgeon-gynaecologist to the royal household
The Lindo Wing
病院では、、、
五つ星ホテル並みの居心地
ウェブから↓↓
"providing a modern, homely environment in which to start your new or expanded family life", the unit's website states.
Deluxe rooms and suites are also available.
The latest price list,
from July last year to March,
states that a standard room package,
including a one-night stay, costs from £5,900,
while a deluxe package is £6,275 -
with an extra night priced at more than £1,000 for both options.
The price of a suite of two rooms,
with one used as a living room,
is available on application
but five years ago it cost £6,265 for a one-night stay.
With standard and deluxe care packages rising by around £1,000 since the birth of their first child, William and Kate could spend close to £7,500 for a suite.
Each room has a satellite TV with major international channels, radio, bedside phone, fridge, free wi-fi and a choice of daily newspapers.
All meals are freshly prepared in a dedicated kitchen and there is even an afternoon tea service, for parents to celebrate their new arrival, the website suggests
”黄色のボード”
”黄色のボード”
柵組み立て中〜
テリーさんと並ぶ
ロイヤル大ファンのジョンさん
もう到着！
すごっ
ロイヤル大ファンのジョンさん
もう到着！
すごっ
過去の2回
第一子と第二子の時では
やはり違いますねえ
親が親になる、というのでしょうか❤️
余裕
そして
出産時間も短かったからでしょう、
美しさもアップ
ってか、出産後ではなく、いつもと同じ
ニセモノ説出たもんなあ、、、
第一子 ＆ 第二子
ファッション
'The art of the 'coming home' look
is a relatively new one for the royals. Wedding dresses, diplomatic tour outfits and ballgowns have all been finely honed over the past two centuries, but until the birth of Prince William in 1982, babies were delivered in the privacy of royal palaces with no need to pose for pictures until they were at least a few weeks old. The first images of then-Princess Elizabeth gazing lovingly at little Prince Charles were published a month after his birth, offering plenty of time for recovery and beautifying.
There was no such luxury for Princess Diana when she left hospital, bump still visible, the day after giving birth to William and, two years later, Harry. Similarly, Kate faced the world's cameras little more than 24 hours after George's delivery and a mere ten hours after Charlotte's, so we can likely expect a similar modus operandi with baby number three.
For both her births, she has commissioned bespoke dresses by Jenny Packham, one of her favourite designers. It seems likely that we can expect another new outfit for the birth of baby number three. When Kate emerged with Prince George, wearing a pale blue polka dot dress, immediate comparisons were drawn with the outfit worn by Diana to present William to the world. It was a sensitive sartorial tribute at a moment when her absence was keenly felt. Although the duchess's style squad- stylist Natasha Archer and hairdresser Amanda Cook Tucker- were pictured arriving at the hospital, the results of their work were soft and subtle; Kate's hair was styled in natural, loose waves, her make-up was minimal and she wore comfortable wedges rather than heels.
With Princess Charlotte's birth is was a different story. Although the chosen Jenny Packham dress was as pretty and loose as the first with its buttercup print, many commented on the choice of white as particularly brave. Kate paired the look with her beloved beige heels this time while her hair and make-up was more glamorous- bouncing curls and lashings of eyeliner. 'Fresh as breeze' and 'stunning appearence' were The Telegraph's Gordon Rayner's summation of the look.
If the post-George look was 'relatable(ish) and relaxed new mum', then the message post-Charlotte was that of a consummate professional royal.'
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ファッション
'The art of the 'coming home' look
is a relatively new one for the royals. Wedding dresses, diplomatic tour outfits and ballgowns have all been finely honed over the past two centuries, but until the birth of Prince William in 1982, babies were delivered in the privacy of royal palaces with no need to pose for pictures until they were at least a few weeks old. The first images of then-Princess Elizabeth gazing lovingly at little Prince Charles were published a month after his birth, offering plenty of time for recovery and beautifying.
There was no such luxury for Princess Diana when she left hospital, bump still visible, the day after giving birth to William and, two years later, Harry. Similarly, Kate faced the world's cameras little more than 24 hours after George's delivery and a mere ten hours after Charlotte's, so we can likely expect a similar modus operandi with baby number three.
For both her births, she has commissioned bespoke dresses by Jenny Packham, one of her favourite designers. It seems likely that we can expect another new outfit for the birth of baby number three. When Kate emerged with Prince George, wearing a pale blue polka dot dress, immediate comparisons were drawn with the outfit worn by Diana to present William to the world. It was a sensitive sartorial tribute at a moment when her absence was keenly felt. Although the duchess's style squad- stylist Natasha Archer and hairdresser Amanda Cook Tucker- were pictured arriving at the hospital, the results of their work were soft and subtle; Kate's hair was styled in natural, loose waves, her make-up was minimal and she wore comfortable wedges rather than heels.
With Princess Charlotte's birth is was a different story. Although the chosen Jenny Packham dress was as pretty and loose as the first with its buttercup print, many commented on the choice of white as particularly brave. Kate paired the look with her beloved beige heels this time while her hair and make-up was more glamorous- bouncing curls and lashings of eyeliner. 'Fresh as breeze' and 'stunning appearence' were The Telegraph's Gordon Rayner's summation of the look.
If the post-George look was 'relatable(ish) and relaxed new mum', then the message post-Charlotte was that of a consummate professional royal.'
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先日から何度もすみません、、、
キャサリン妃出産を祝し
トークイベントの日程が決定しました！
またまた、大人気間違いなし！の
レアな
限定アイテムも発売！
ロイヤル写真展も！
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5月1日(火)
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5月2日(水)
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