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Where to give birth in West Mids...

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PerrieGrey · 03/03/2018 18:23

Just got my BFP (only 3+6) but am thinking about going to visit a few birthing centres. I know it's early but if it calms my nerves I'd rather have a look sooner rather than later Smile

I'm looking at Samuel Johnson in Lichfield as I would like (if possible) to not have medical interventions.

Has anyone given birth in West Mids? And if so, where would/wouldn't you advise?

Thanks all in advance. One super nervous, super excited mummy to be!

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MustBeThursday · 03/03/2018 18:58

I had DD2 last August and I'm guessing am in your general area as Samuel Johnson was the one the community midwives were pushing.

I declined to use Samuel Johnson as I was worried about if there was a problem as it would mean a 30 min ambulance transfer to Burton - my first was a 3rd degree tear and I was worried it'd happen again. I booked at Good Hope Hospital instead as I've heard good things about it, but baby turned breech at 36 weeks and all elective c-sections under Heart of England take place at Heartlands now so I had to go there. They still do emergency sections at GH though.

Mummyh2016 · 05/03/2018 02:13

One of my friends gave birth at Lichfield in the summer, no issues and she loved it. I had my DD at New Cross as I wanted a birthing centre but also the hospital near in case of any issues. At NX they’re on the same site. I didn’t need the hospital side.

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