One Born Every Minute Season 2

January. 10,2011 TV-MA

Rating：

7.3

Genre：

Documentary Reality

Trailer Synopsis

British observational documentary series which shows activities taking place in the labour ward.

Episode 13 : Series 2, Episode 13

April. 04,2011

Episode 12 : Series 2, Episode 12

March. 28,2011

Episode 11 : Series 2, Episode 11

March. 21,2011

Episode 10 : Series 2, Episode 10

March. 14,2011

Episode 9 : Series 2, Episode 9

March. 07,2011

Episode 8 : Series 2, Episode 8

February. 28,2011

Episode 7 : Series 2, Episode 7

February. 21,2011

Episode 6 : Series 2, Episode 6

February. 14,2011

Episode 5 : Series 2, Episode 5

February. 07,2011

Episode 4 : Series 2, Episode 4

January. 31,2011

Episode 3 : Series 2, Episode 3

January. 24,2011

Julia (31) and her partner Dean (29) are expecting their first child. After meeting online they exchanged phone numbers and became Facebook friends. Dean says he thought Julia was “lush”, adding, “it was the attraction that got me, her legs.” Julia says for her the draw was Dean’s personality although he maintains that it was his Swindonian accent that “knocked her bandy.”

Episode 2 : Series 2, Episode 2

January. 17,2011

For Lydia (22) and Phil (22) a surprise pregnancy caused the couple to think long and hard about what they should do next. After finally telling her mother, whom she feared would frown on a baby born outside of marriage, Lydia is now looking forward to being a mum and has a natural water birth planned. Boyfriend Phil was at first reluctant to be a dad – he lived a party lifestyle and initially felt sad about saying goodbye to it. When the baby is due to arrive, Lydia’s squeamish elder sister Anna joins her and Phil in the birthing room. Soon, one of the women begins to feel nauseous, and it’s not the one you would expect.

Episode 1 : Series 2, Episode 1

January. 10,2011

In this opening episode, two sets of expectant parents are waiting to meet their babies, including teenage sweethearts Ralph and Janet, who fell in love on their last day at school together, and Paul and his wife Stephanie, who warns “I’m a real wimp when it comes to pain!”