Steph Claire Smith

I think it's called.

It's about like 37 minutes long and it's so good at the end of the day.

Yeah, I mean, it was in full.

I thought I knew everything there was to know about contraception.

I did not.

It's also always evolving, right?

Totally, totally, totally.

But it was really great, really informative.

And I think particularly like if anyone is kind of in our phase, because I know like when I had had Harvey and I was definitely like, okay, I'm not interested in getting pregnant right away again.

Even though I hadn't got my period back, I was like straight into trying to find a contraception.

And I wanted to kind of be reminded of different options and everything.

So I think it's also, yeah, if you're looking at either switching up your contraception or going into one, it was really informative, really great.

She shared some really great statistics, which could help you with your decisions.

My go-to response is tell your partner to, like, talk to his parents and pull their heads in.

Hi.

We're back with another What Would You Do?

We are still yet to get a tune, but it's going to happen soon.

Do you want to try one?

As in just make it up on the spot?

Yeah.