Rosie O'Donnell

And we'll put those referrals in place and then we follow you up.

My gosh.

That's a lot.

It's a lot.

One patient.

Yeah.

I love those consults.

And then obviously there's the physical examination as well, but no, it's a great, great consult.

I love those consultations.

So you do need a referral from your GP, which is why the GP is your best starting point.

And they can recommend someone based on your health needs, your location or your birthing preferences.

Most midwifery care is available through the public systems unless you wanted to go privately as well.

I find the Facebook Mums group really great in terms of recommendations and experiences of obstetricians that they've had as well.

So that's always a good place to start.

You can look online.

You know, if you've got specific issues like you're high risk, we've got a twin pregnancy, there are also obstetricians that kind of look after those sort of things or doing a bit of research on your part or speaking to your doctor about any preferences that they might have.

Yeah, so they're your first port of call and they'll match you to the right team for you through your pregnancy journey.

You see the quality of it.

Never wanted to think about that.

Still don't want to think about that.