Hey ladies I'm 38 weeks and its sad to say I've asked my doctor thousands of time how to time contractions but I still don't know I'm scared to ask her again can anyone help me??
Good morning 🌞 Am I the only mommy that ask for a registry bag every time I'm in target ?
baby: please take your time! I'm so sick if people asking me if I'm "so done" or "ready to pop the baby out" HECK no!! My little man can stay in as long as he wants to. Any other mama's not in a rush??? FTM and even though I'm excited I don't see the rush??
I've texted my midwife 7 times (different occasions) asking about some concerns and been ignored each time, how professional
I'm kind of new to this and was wondering if you can ask questions this is my first time being prego and need some answers lol
Pushing confusion So obviously I'm a first time mom because I'm asking this. I'm a little confused on how long you push to deliver the baby. Ive heard stories where some say they pushed for hours but then some say they pushed three times and they were out. I'm just confused as if they mean from the cervix all the way out in three pushes or just once they were crowning it took three pushes. I understand every labor is different I'm just kinda confused lol.
Liz·
thank u ladies I have an appointment at 2pm today so hopefully they check everything and can tell if I'm dilating
nancy·
Мама двоих (5 лет, 10 лет), ждёт третьего
its called pregnancy
kenia·
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I'm scared I won't know how to either... try downloading an app called "contractions timer" it's like a stopwatch and does it for you. I hope this app helps us a little when it comes to it lol
nancy·
Мама двоих (5 лет, 10 лет), ждёт третьего
I have this app it helps count contractions you just press the button when you start feeling the pain stop it when its over n it counts the minutes for you
Kanesha·
Мама двоих (1 год, 46 лет)
Ask your dr. again you have nothing to be scared about its her job. If you are confused when shes explaining ask all the questions you need until you fully understand
Autumn Heie·
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In all of the birthing videos/classes I've attended, they say to start the timer at the beginning of one, note how long it lasted and then do the same thing when it starts again. Then you compare them from the beginning of one to the beginning of the next and that's how you know how far apart they are rather than from the end of one to the beginning of the next (which is how I originally thought it was). I hope that helps and i didn't word that too confusingly. 😁