This is part two of Mr
Dot Arrives at K. C. Bunnyborough
The next day at school Mrs Know tells the class that she is
pregnant and when her baby rabbit is born Mr Know will be the relieving teacher
for a month and then she will resume her teaching duties.
That night after tea Mrs Know tells Mr Know that she feels
tired and is going to bed early. Mr Know
scratches his ears in wonder as he too is tired and his thoughts have been on
the news they received yesterday about the expectant baby rabbit which is due
in a few weeks’ time.
During the night Clematis tosses and turns in bed and Mr
Know is getting worried. He hasn’t been
an expectant father before and just doesn’t know what to expect. Clematis lets out a dull groan and says I
think the baby is coming.
Mr Know jumps out of bed and says he will take her to K. C. Bunnyborough Medical Centre. He asks if she will be able to get on the bike to be taken. She groans again and says no. Mr Know says he will go and borrow Grandfather Cottontail’s car to take her.
Mr Know jumps out of bed and says he will take her to K. C. Bunnyborough Medical Centre. He asks if she will be able to get on the bike to be taken. She groans again and says no. Mr Know says he will go and borrow Grandfather Cottontail’s car to take her.
Mr Know hops to Grandfather Cottontail’s caravan and asks
him if he can borrow his car to take Clematis to K. C. Bunnyborough Medical Centre.
Grandfather Cottontail looks at the state he is in and says he will drive them
to K. C. Bunnyborough Medical Centre. Grandmother Cottontail offers to come
also to be a support to Clematis but Grandfather Cottontail tells her to say
home and that she will be a help when Clematis comes home.
When Mr Know and Grandfather Cottontail arrive at Mr Knows home
they carry Clematis to the car and put her on the back seat of the car to take her to
K. C. Bunnyborough Medical Centre.
Nurse Emily is waiting for them when they arrive because word has reached her that they are coming. She is concerned at Clematis's state because it is too early for the baby to be born yet!
They carry her inside and Nurse Emily tells Mr Know and Grandfather Cottontail to wait in the ward, (there are no rabbits in the ward at the moment), while she examines Clematis in the consulting room.Mr Know loves Clematis very much and is anxious as he paces up and down the ward waiting for Nurse Emily to come out of the consultant room.
The baby rabbits are premature and have to have oxygen so they will be in an incubator to help them breathe and free from germs and keep them warm because they haven’t got any fur.
Nurse Emily is waiting for them when they arrive because word has reached her that they are coming. She is concerned at Clematis's state because it is too early for the baby to be born yet!
They carry her inside and Nurse Emily tells Mr Know and Grandfather Cottontail to wait in the ward, (there are no rabbits in the ward at the moment), while she examines Clematis in the consulting room.Mr Know loves Clematis very much and is anxious as he paces up and down the ward waiting for Nurse Emily to come out of the consultant room.
Fifty-five minutes later Grandfather Cottontail is trying to get him to sit down when Nurse Emily comes in and tells Mr Know he is now the father to twins, a baby male and female.
The baby rabbits are premature and have to have oxygen so they will be in an incubator to help them breathe and free from germs and keep them warm because they haven’t got any fur.
Mr Know goes over and gives Mrs Know a big cuddle and kiss
now that he is allowed in the room after the birth of their twins.
They are in awe of their dear little rabbit
twins that have just been born.
Nurse
Emily has invited Mr Know to stay the night to be supportive to Mrs Know and
they can be close to their twins.
Grandfather Cottontail congratulates Mr and Mrs Know on the birth of their twins and says farewell before he leaves to drive home to his caravan.
Grandfather Cottontail congratulates Mr and Mrs Know on the birth of their twins and says farewell before he leaves to drive home to his caravan.
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