Understand the article but sometimes some mothers don't have a choice due to medical reasons

my daughter was born right at 37 weeks and was small to begin with and ended up in the nicu for a week. as the specialist told me it may not make since but literally every extra minute inside makes a huge difference if she would of decided to stay inside just a few more days she might not of had to be in the nicu. In my opinion I could of waited the extra three weeks if it meant she would of been okay.

i wish my son would of came at 40 weeks but he was born a whole month early at 36 weeks but he didnt need special attention or anything his a strong premie he was discharged when i was discharged which was regular 2 days preeclampsia sucks ass 😔

👍🏻 I can see how people would be impatient towards the end... I haven't gotten there yet. But as a new mother don't you want the best for your baby? Hoping your baby comes a month early cause YOU are uncomfortable means you're not off to a good start, sorry not sorry ~

A lot of the woman in here need to read this

my water broke at 38 weeks +5 days, if it would've broke any sooner then my son would've been a NICU stay! I was hoping to make it to 40 weeks, but obviously my son wasn't going to wait any longer. I had a friend that was induced just the other day because she was uncomfortable even though she had a super healthy pregnancy. now, she's mad at me because I didn't tell her that being induced could result in a c-section. I told her that her ob would most likely have her get one so he wouldn't have to be on call for her to labor, and guess what? that's exactly what happened. he didn't want to be at the hospital longer than he had to, so she got a c-section. now she's complaining because she has a scar. I don't know what to tell her, but I did let her know that not being patient could result in a c-section