00:00Hey, first of all, let's go back 30 years.
00:05Billy Lou!
00:06She wants to sleep with us, and she's just wrapping us around her finger.
00:09We're so besotted that we're letting her do that.
00:11How do you sort of break that?
00:13How do you actually get her to go in her crib without letting her cry?
00:18It's early days.
00:20She's listening, you see.
00:21They're talking about me.
00:23No, I mean, I think it is difficult.
00:25I mean, you look so radiant and so wonderful.
00:26It's all very new.
00:27And, of course, you want that baby as close to you as you possibly can.
00:30There's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
00:32You want the closeness and the warmth and the bonding,
00:33and that's all important.
00:35Well, that was me on GMTV with my newborn daughter, Rosie,
00:3830 years ago with Dr. Hilary.
00:40She's back now, Rosie, with baby Billy.
00:43Hi, baby boo.
00:45Aw, not happy.
00:47She's not happy, but she's fine.
00:49She's absolutely fine.
00:50She'll be hungry.
00:50She's always hungry.
00:52She's always hungry.
00:5330 years ago, she won't give her a bit of a breast.
00:56There, look.
00:57A little bit of a breast milk.
00:58A little bit of a breast milk.
00:59And instantly, she is happy.
01:01I know.
01:02So, goodness me.
01:04Do you see the resemblance?
01:05I know, I know.
01:07You look so, it's uncanny, actually.
01:09It really is.
01:10And she's been great, hasn't she?
01:12She's been a dream baby.
01:13She has been really good.
01:14That's wonderful.
01:14And you've been fantastic with her.
01:16And you look so well.
01:17That's Helen makeup.
01:18Du, du, du, du.
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