? me too. Some women give birth accidentally at home or don't even know they've been contracting.. I know my body so I'm not too worried but at the same time I have a high pain tolerance. Ahh ok I will just let fate take over and breathe ??

Omg I hate when you get that response. Obviously you will know but there is nothing wrong with being curious if labours beginning. ? some doctors.

Update: my doctor didn't seem too interested in how many etc. basically "you'll KNOW when you go into labor" ? um okie dok then!

Hmm i'll be interested in what my doctor will say then. A couple weeks ago I was sent home with paper work saying if they were lasting 30-90 secs, more painful then just cramps and very close together then go in.

My doctor said to call or go in if it's more than 4 in an hour b

I'm getting them at night too. I beleive they are BH anyways. Last night they were steady for over and hour and they were 10 min apart, getting closer together til they were about 7 min apart. I was starting to get a little worried. I laid down to go to bed, then had a few more if I wasn't on my left side. And they went away.

My doctor told me that any amount was normal (I was having 10-12 an hour), as long as they didn't last for more than an hour and a half.

I get them from 7pm -10 pm every night like clock work. A few during the day. But nothing like at night. They are a nice reminder I'm nearing the end.

Laying down positions no but getting up moving/keeping busy for more then 10mins i notice it subsides, but laying back down spells them back up for sure. Been having some other symptoms too but everywhere I look seems like its pretty normal.

Talk to your doctor about it in the morning. If they are going away when you change positions then they are definitely Braxton hicks.

? well I have an appointment tomorrow but for the past couple nights and this morning its been 7-6

My doctor said if I had more than 6 in 1 hour then call.