Labour? Can you have contractions and be in labour and not have water broke yet? Or are you only in labour once water…
Labour?
Can you have contractions and be in labour and not have water broke yet? Or are you only in labour once water breaks.
Labour?
Can you have contractions and be in labour and not have water broke yet? Or are you only in labour once water breaks.
Did any of you ladies not have any indication of labour starting or the start of things happening before you actually went into labour, e.g. Your mucus plug, waters, or anything! But you just went into labour?
Anyone have tips on how to keep early labour going??
You know you have children when... You get to work and notice that your pants have smudges of unidentifiable origin from the knee down. ?
How do you know if you are dilated? Does your water have to break so you can be dilated? I'm 38 weeks and I still don't feel labor stuff lol
Ways to induce labour/break waters??? Thank you!
deleted-user·
Don't know much about labor lol but don't think ur water needs to break to be in labor? Maybe.. try Google.
deleted-user·
Could be real labor. With my first ds I went in with contractions and was dilated four. I went all the way to 8 cm dilated and the nurses finally broke my water for me. My whole labor lasted 27 hours I'm definitely hoping things go quicker this time around lol
deleted-user·
Sounds like contractions to me. You don't need your waters to break in order for u to be in labor. Some ppl waters don't even brake and they fully dilated so doctors end up breaking it ...
deleted-user·
My water was broken at 10 cm so my daughter would move down in the birth canal. I went in when my contractions were 3 to 5 mins apart and I was at a 4 cm. Its actually more common for your water to not break.
Kourtney·
Ok thanks ladies! Praying this is real! Sick of waiting I'll be so disappointed if this turns into nothing! Blah ?
deleted-user·
You can be in labor with contractions some womens water doesnt break until they are dilated pretty far or the dr has to break it
deleted-user·
Yes.
I was at ten when they thought my water broke and let me start pushing...well needless to say it hadn't after the first or second push it really broke.
...Within 10-15 minutes she was here. FTM, and I was 38.2 weeks.
deleted-user·
Nope...I had to have my water broke my first time. My second time my water broke first. Good luck!
deleted-user·
Some women don't experience their water breaking before labour, sometimes it happens during labour or it has to get broken for you.
deleted-user·
Yes! I got all the way through labour without my waters breaking! She only broke them when I got the urge to push and I had my dd after 2 contractions! They won't routinely break them here in the Uk for some reason? xx