Timing contractions
Do you time them from the start of one contraction to the start of the next ? Or do you time from the start of one to the end of one, and then start timing again when the next one starts.. I'm kind of confused.
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Really good question! I'm following.
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Yes, the start of one to the start of the next one. That's what I remember from childbirth class.
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Start of one to the start of the next one is the frequency. It's what were referring to when we say "4-6 minutes apart." The start of one to the end of the same one is the duration. If they're 5 minutes apart and last a minute long, you only get a 4 minute long break in between them.
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From the start of one to the start of the next. So say you have one that starts at 9:50 then the next starts at 9:55 that would be 5 mins apart. :)
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Ah okay thank you ladies !!