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One Born Every Minute.

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NewGirlInTown · 26/10/2026 11:19

New series; surprised not to see a thread already.
I find it so moving. The strength of these women is incredible.
The men? Not so much.
Especially the dude who brought in a breakfast to eat IN FRONT of his partner, who was starving!
He needs to get the snip or sort out birth control, that family of four children crammed into a two bedroom flat.

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SparkleHorse82 · 26/10/2026 11:21

I can’t watch it anymore. I used to love it until I went through the whole thing a couple of times myself. Too triggering (and I usually hate that word, but it’s true)

NewGirlInTown · 26/10/2026 11:37

Sorry to hear that, Sparkle. Fully understand how it might be triggering. I can’t watch those ‘24 Hours in A&E’ shows for similar reasons.

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marblyarch · 26/10/2026 17:53

SparkleHorse82 · 26/10/2026 11:21

I can’t watch it anymore. I used to love it until I went through the whole thing a couple of times myself. Too triggering (and I usually hate that word, but it’s true)

Same here!

marblyarch · 26/10/2026 17:57

Also it’s funny to think the babies from the first series are 17 now! Must be strange being able to watch your own birth in such detail.

FatMrsHoot · 26/10/2026 17:57

Ooh, I didn't know there was a new series! That'll be me sorted tonight then. I think I've watched every single episode both times I was pregnant and I may have the itch again

stripeymonster · 26/10/2026 18:13

Is it still on channel 4?

BeeCucumber · 26/10/2026 18:29

Far too triggering for me. I cannot bear to watch vulnerable women being tortured by midwives. It brings back memories I would rather not have.

TheOchreLeader · 28/10/2026 12:30

Such awful, medicalised births, everyone monitored and tethered to a bed.

I can't watch it.

curliegirlie · 28/10/2026 12:53

TheOchreLeader · 28/10/2026 12:30

Such awful, medicalised births, everyone monitored and tethered to a bed.

I can't watch it.

No they’re not! Definitely a fair few birthing pools and midwife led unit rooms with all the various modular soft play-esque furniture etc etc.

I’ve not watched for a good while, but I presume they don’t cover the multi bed antenatal wards you get plonked in for for several days if you’re in for an induction and the Labour ward is busy…

Notellinganyone · 28/10/2026 12:57

I hate it. 99% of the time women are not supported properly and have unnecessary interventions. I can’t watch it since I had my three.

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