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Hello Jenny Murray here welcoming you to the

Women's Our Podcast for Parents.

If you were watching Call the Midwife recently, you'll have seen how doubtful some midwives were about having fathers around during and immediately after birth.

It was set in the mid-60s. Well now it's almost expected that a father will be

present and involved in the care of his new baby but last month midwives at

the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh complained about their constant presence on the ward.

They claimed the fathers were treating the hospital as a hotel, sharing beds with their partners, ordering takeaway foods, and making other

new mothers embarrassed about breastfeeding.

Well, the NHS says maternity services should be mother focused and family friendly so what

should be done to welcome fathers onto the wards. I'm joined by Kathy Nolan

who had her son in Edinburgh,

Layer Hazard, who's an NHS midwife in Glasgow,

and Dr Jeremy Davies, who's head of communications

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