So, I'm not sure if this is the place to post this. But my family is from a rural community and has to travel to see specialists for my daughter. On our most recent trip, my wife's water broke. The doctor says we may not travel as home is far away and the baby will be early. We don't have a support system here, but our families are trying their best to be here. Financially, we are fine, but I'm worried about our daughter(3) being away from her home, school, family, and friends. We have communicated to our daughter the situation, that we cannot leave til the baby is ready, try to be positive and try to keep her active and entertained but obviously she still misses home. Does anyone have any suggestions to create stability and a healthy environment for my daughter?

edit: Sorry, im a bit flustered, so I forgot to mention. The baby may come anytime or passed June, we've been living out of hotels, and our lodging is covered by the government.

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