We have had two antenatal classes and they have been great. The first one we had though, was on a 37 degree day and the air conditioning hadn't been on in that part of the hospital that we were in (who knows why?) so there we were, 10 pregnant women and their partners in a sticking hot room - I have never been so hot in my life. They gave us plenty of water but it was luke warm - yuck!

Apart from this, they have been really informative and the midwife taking them has been great. The best part is that we got to meet couples that are a couple of weeks due around us - the only ones I know are you girls and my gf in Brisbane! It was good to chat to women that were going to the same ob as me and also had horror of ob's before their new one - glad to know I wasn't the only in the same situation.

We toured the labour delivery room and the midwife told us to make it ours when we are there as it is important for us to be comfortable in our surroundings - I thought that was nice. She also said that if we were ever unhappy with our choice of midwife when we were there, to speak to the midwife-in-charge and don't put up with anything. Not that is likely to happen but some people just don't get on with some people. So I've met two midwives from that hospital and I have been really happy with both of them.

Also, at our 2nd class, she bought along a doppler and gel and we all got to hear our baby's heart beat!

Looking forward to our last 3.