I think it's universally accepted that she was involved in the process but the shift leader testified that LL had to be told more than once to stay out of the bereavement room and leave things to MT.I'm currently engaged in reading the 'no discussion' thread right from the start. I'm currently on Baby C, and have read the agreed summaries of the parents' police statements. They describe being left alone with the baby while the wait went on for the priest to arrive. They say that there were two nurses who would look in on them from time to time to check how they were; one of which was LL. The father describes, in neutral tones, how hand and footprints were taken 'along with toys that were cotside'. He mentions one of the nurses coming in and asking the 'do you want me to put him in the basket' question; which he says he and his wife were shocked by, and so the nurse backtracked.
The mother doesn't seem to have included this in her police statement, as far as I can tell. The mother mentions being given a lock of the baby's hair.
(as an aside I will mention that other nurses, whose trial testimony I've read so far, have had a lot of 'I don't recall where I was/what I was doing/who did what' moments. As well as giving accounts differing from their police statements. Especially Nurse Taylor. All completely expected and understandable in my opinion. This isn't a factor that only affects the Defendant. My opinion only.
She had no business being in there, she wasn't assigned any bereavement tasks, the witnesses say all they wanted LL to do was go and look after her allocated baby.