I too have many pointers.
I would have preferred to see the same Midwife, I almost always had someone different for every appointment.
My first son died the day after he was born, but very few midwives had read my notes before seeing them and also failed to notice the Sands sticker on the front of my notes alerting them to this. Instead what I was asked many times was how was he getting on at home!
I was misdiagnosed for gestational diabetes, and due to loss of DS1 I had many appointments, but it took until 37 weeks and DS 2 having and estimated scan weight of 11lbs 9oz (his weight had been rapidly gaining since 20 weeks) until someone checked properly and informed me that I did have it.
Community midwives couldn't remove my stitches at home because they had become embedded and too painful so I was referred back to hospital so they could give me some pain relief. The doctor saw me and said they'll give me pain relief but when Midwife came I wasn't given any pain relief and was ignored when I asked for some, I was left bleeding and in agony, I was then discharged at 11pm having eaten only a sandwich, and a couple of biscuits since 6pm (I was also breastfeeding)
But I do think there needs to be a change in the way that babies with Macrosomia are handled.
When DS2 was born he was enormous, but inexplicably the hospital still threatened him to keep me in if he lost more than 10% of his birth weight. After we got home, we were threatened with readmission if he lost more than the normal percentage...but he needed to lose that to become a normal weight and also it meant that I was coerced into giving him formula too ups, which made breastfeeding more difficult than it should've been before I was "allowed" to drop the formula. I would've thought it would be more sensible to calculate the baby's "healthy" weight and just not drop below that?
Other than that though I have no other complaints and the rest of the experience was lovely. I would've liked some more information about jaundice after my son was diagnosed. I would've also liked some more information about PGP when I first mentioned it to Midwife instead of waiting for referral to physio. And also about how much/what type of exercise is advised/not advised during pregnancy near the beginning of the pregnancy, I wasn't given this information until 25-30 weeks. Also more information post c-section, including the gas pain (and how to relieve it) both times it was ten times more painful that the c-section wound!
Good luck with your studying, like I mentioned before, most of my experience was positive, those were just the issues I had.