was just a repeat of the previous one. We were just sat in front of a flipchart and plenty of printed instuctions were handed out. I knew I was having a CSection and the discussion on that lasted all of 10 mins and her face twisted when I said I was having a Csection even though it was purely for medical reasons. And as it turns out the most important information I could have had concerning breast feeding wasn't given to me and if I had had that earlier I would have been able to breast feed but that was an opportunity taken from me. About time it was updated and women should be asked what THEY want to know about and not what some semi retired nurse thinks is important. In bury I have never been offered ante natal classes and the midwives act as though you are an inconvenience to their day and do not listen as they know best regardless of my own individual circumstances I only went to ante-natal classes when pregnant with my eldest. I couldn't go by the time I was pregnant with his sister as they had changed the time and place. There was no way I could get there at 6,30pm and i didnt drive. Thankfully I was having regular checkups anyway (monthly scans because my son was too small and my daughter had dilated kidneys) so anything i wanted to know, the midwives were there every couple of weeks. its a