I know.!.!.

@olson0305, @emkasting 🙌🏼

@olson0305 is right. Just because she is healthy and weighing a lot that doesn't mean she is fully developed. So much still needs to finish developing between weeks 36-40. You're not even considered full term until 39 weeks. You can do squats and bounce on a ball, walk and whatever else is said to helps start labor, but the truth is that unless the baby is ready to come none of those things will work

Regardless of weight/health...baby does a lot of developing in the last month. I know plenty of moms who have given birth around 36 weeks to babies who end up in the NICU a few days/weeks. Personally I've been fortunate to have my babies late but healthy/fully developed! (And big.)

@olson0305

She completely healthy and my doctor said she's gonna come any day plus she's over weight

I'd wait until baby is full term- you don't want to try and force her out before she's fully developed...

I squeeze the milk out of them daily lmao @lilmama22

Like using a breast pump or firmly gripping and pulling at them as if you're trying to milk them

Really? What exactly is that lmao @lilmama22

I've been taking a lot of baths! @ivy25

Nipple stimulation is suppose to help

It can! Umm also try dancing!

I wonder if taking baths helps @ivy25

I've been walking Sooo much but I need to do some squats or something

Walk walk walk. Bounce on a ball and do alot of squats