Pregnant women 'opt for C-section' to ensure partners at birth
Michelle Morgan Davies elected to have a C-section to ensure her partner Darren would not miss the birth
"The pubs are full, kids are in school in bubbles of 30, a pregnant teacher could be exposed to all those households but can't have her one birth partner in hospital for early labour."Finn is Ms Morgan Davies' second child - she also has a three-year-old, Greg The early stages of labour can last for days, and women are usually encouraged to stay home for as long as possible.
Catrin Davies, 34, who is due to give birth in October, said she too had considered a C-section in case a fast active labour meant her fiance, Luke ,would not make it in time.
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