Jennifer Worth
| Born | September 25, 1935 |
| Hometown | Clacton-on-Sea, England |
| Spouse | Philip Worth |
| Children | Juliette Walton, Suzannah Hart |
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Call The Midwife: Season 3
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"Call The Midwife" will be back for a second season in March, but fear not, there's a holiday special to tide viewers over until the 2013 premiere. The holiday special of "Call The Midwife" airs Sunday, December 30 at 7:30pm EST and Season 2 kicks off on March 31 at 8 p.m. on PBS. "'Call The Midwife' has now proven itself to be a hit on both sides of the Atlantic, attracting record audiences in the UK and taking huge rating strides in the US in its first season," Matt Forde, executive vice pre
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Behind The Scenes Of 'Call The Midwife'
Coates, who is an experienced midwife, is the show's technical advisor and part of its very DNA. The TV series grew out of those memoirs -- and although Worth passed away in the summer of 2011 without seeing any of the shows, Coates now works hard to ensure authenticity on set (with help from a few £5,000 prosthetic babies and other skillfully engineered props). HuffPost Parents spoke to Coates about how the show was born, and found out that while uniforms and standards may have changed since
