[1.42] Anonymous asks about the baby’s position during labour and the duration of the labour, she also asks about the umbilical cord tearing during delivery.

[3.08] Dr Pat talks about long labours and the different definitions of labour.

[6.00] Dr Pat talks about cords breaking during the placenta delivery and why this might happen.

[7.00] Dr Pat talks about subsequent births.

[8.37] Anonymous asks about carrying and lifting toddlers during pregnancy.

[9.44] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about seeing a physiotherapist and how they have help and give advice on how to carry and lift things in pregnancy.

[12.42] Anonymous asks what are some reasons why someone wouldn’t be able to be induced and what are some of the reasons that a baby would not engage their head in the pelvis?

[14.18] Dr Pat talks about high-headed term and what it is and how it is managed.

[17.30] Dr Pat explains some of the reasons why a baby’s head might not engage in the pelvis.

[21.12] Michelle asks about a septate uterus and why people with a septum in their uterus have higher chances of miscarriages, Michelle also asks about surgeries for a septate uterus.

[22.40] Dr Pat gives some more information on septate uterus and why they are more likely to miscarry.

[23.52] Dr Pat explains the surgery that can be done to remove a septum in the uterus.

[27.36] Anonymous asks about retained products and the diagnosis of mild placenta accrete.

[29.19] Dr Pat talks about retained products and the surgeries that are used to remove them.

[32.05] Dr Pat explains what Asherman’s syndrome is.

[33.23] Dr Pat talks through a diagnosis of mild placenta accrete and what it actually means and what it means for subsequent pregnancies and births.

[36.04] Anonymous asks about subsequent labour and births after having an emergency c-section at full 10cm dilatation.

[37.07] Dr Pat talks about vaginal births after having a full dilatation caesarean.

[40.08] Hillary asks about expectations for a second birth VBAC.

[41.16] Dr Pat talks about a subsequent labour for a woman who didn’t labour in their first pregnancy and what this means for their chance of a successful VBAC.

[43.02] Dr Pat and Brigid this some of the things it is important to be aware of if you are trying for a VBAC.