The study will involve 5-10 healthy women who deliver their baby vaginally following Induction of Labour (IOL). The women will be given a short leaflet regarding the study. During their time on the Induction of Labour (IOL) Suite, women will be seen by a member of the research team, the research will be discussed with them and they will receive a Participant Information Sheet if they desire. The woman will also be shown a short video regarding the Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH)Butterfly which is specifically for members of the public. After a discussion of the research, women will be asked to indicate in writing whether they may consider participation, whether they do not want to participate, or whether they are undecided but are happy to be asked again. Only those women who are considering participation, or who are happy to be asked again will be approached post-delivery. All of the women can be approached up to 72 hours post-delivery and asked if they wish to participate. If a woman has a vaginal delivery, a member of the research team will then attend the Delivery Suite, maternity theatre (the woman may have had an instrumental delivery in theatre) or the postnatal ward once informed by the midwife caring for her. They will clarify with the woman if she wishes to participate. Assuming the woman wishes to participate, informed, signed consent will be sought at this point and the device will be used, with a speculum examination taking place before and after use of the device..