Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「“In no hospital in New York will a woman be forced to be alone when she gives birth,” says Governor Andrew Cuomo. “Not now, not ever.” Cuomo's announcement—a huge relief for expecting parents, doulas, and midwives—was made in response to two of New York City's largest hospital systems, NewYork-Presbyterian and Mount Sinai, banning support people for women in labor during the coronavirus pandemic. Now, mothers-to-be can have one support person—including a spouse, partner, family member or doula—with them throughout labor and delivery. At the link in our bio, two experts explain why a support person is essential to care for a patient during labor—and how risk would increase substantially without one. Above: @AshleyGraham, with her partner @mrjustinervin, took to Instagram today to praise @AndrewCuomo for allowing partners to join their wives in the delivery room. Photographed by @annieleibovitz, styled by @tonnegood and @michael_philouze, Vogue, January 2020」3月30日 1時45分