So I had my son at 36 weeks and he was totally healthy . Is it safe to start trying to do home…

not every baby will come out healthy at 36 weeks. Some were born at 36 weeks and they had to stay in the NICU. in my opinion though, self inducing doesn't even work, the baby will let you know when he/she is ready.

I'm dying to meet her already and she's already almost 6 pounds I feel like she will be a healthy little girl

I agree with @ngujen. And honestly, although I completely understand wanting your baby out, I get frustrated when I see posts like this about wanting to self-induce early.

@ngujen,

I agree with @ngujen. If your body isn't ready you will just wear yourself out on home induction techniques. Better to just let what's going to happen happen :)

@cmorales86, @mamalamadingdong I'm dying to see my baby girl too but I don't want to risk her health so I didn't even attempt to self induce. It's your choice but at 36 weeks it's still considered preterm labor. Do what you think is best but I'd honestly let her bake until she's ready. Your son came on his own at 36 weeks right?

I had preeclampsia for him and he was breech

I started having protein in my urine about a month ago

I'm not sure if it's brewing and I'll probably get it again or if this time I will make it until the end

@cmorales86, so they induced you? you're developing pre-eclampsia again?

Nothing is worth risking your baby's health. Especially impatience. Give it time, mama 😊

They didn't induce me I had an emergency c-section

I'm not sure if this is the start of getting preeclampsia again but by this time for my son I already had more symptoms of it

Right now the only symptom is protein in my urine