Nothing major here. Like you I'm on a subsequent pregnancy so didn't have an appointment with anyone for 6 weeks so wasn't sure what goes on. I mentioned I thought baby was breech so she palpated for position but said they're not really bothered until 36 weeks. She checked blood pressure, mentioned birth plan (but it was a bit different because it was my first appointment after transferring to the home birth team so she had to go through my history and stuff), urine dip obviously, blood pressure, measured, doppler. All the standard stuff really. I think they start palpating at 36 weeks but it seems like with subsequent babies they don't worry so much unless they have reason to believe baby is breech as unlike first pregnancies, baby doesn't tend to engage until labour so there's not much point. It's a lot more laid back after the first!
