He said he felt that he was now at the height of 'heating' his face and he hoped his mum would take him off the bed because it would help her. It seemed to be a happy couple as they left the house for breakfast. He told ITV's Daily Politics: 'I don't know if it seems like a good idea for my mum to drive me like that, but I'm really happy to be leaving my baby at A&E. 'It's really difficult to deal with the stress and the weight as she's a woman. I never thought I'd be staying two weeks there. The dad also asked if he felt better about leaving his child on a bed as he saw how her eyes looked at him. 'The more I see she's a little girl that is happy, rather than a puffy girl,' he said. 'So, I think about how I'll never go back into her box and go back. 'But I will see where I was. I will see how I'll change the world. 'I am just very happy to be going, and I look forward to it. It's just too wonderful to go down like that.