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Published 08:27 14 Aug 2020 BST
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"There have been some challenges, obviously there’s that added layer of anxiety around the virus and feeling isolated and not having people around. I did miss the support of my friends and my mammy in the early days. I’ve had a very tough pregnancy, I’ve been very sick, so I really was missing the support of my mammy before I became a mammy myself."Before the birth, Caroline also talked about the restrictions in place during lockdown and the challenges with not having your partner present:
We're thrilled for the new parents and wish them all the luck in the world with baby Caelan Anthony Doyle!“I am a bit nervous about actually giving birth because there are measures still in place. Barry can come in but after the first hour he has to go. Lots of women I’ve spoken to who have had babies are saying that that’s the dream, that I’ll want to be on my own and not want to share the baby, so maybe it won’t be too bad!"
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