jellybean0808
Jesslynn
Has anyone had success using a birthing ball (or anything else) to help induce labor? I am at my wits end. I am trying for a vbac but my dr. Isn't comfortable with inducing me because it causes really hard contractions. So if I don't go on my own I will be having another csection. My last c section was an awful experience. And this time around I have a toddler to chase around afterwards. So any advice is greatly welcomed!?! What did you do to help yourself go into labor?
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@jellybean0808, I will. I hope you get your vbac too!
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@jellybean0808, I will. I hope you get your vbac too!
@lmtreleven I get my pump tmw. But as soon as it gets here I am going to give it a try. Is there a set routine to do to get labor started? How long should I use it to get started?
@uniloveee Using a breast pump to do nipple stimulation. Its suppose to release something in your body to bring in labor. Midwives usually use this to help bring moms into labor. But if you use a pump I recommend storing any collostum and milk that comes out as the collostum has very important nutrients that baby needs. So that it can be given after birth.
@lilinnocence718 Yea uterine rupture is my dr reason for not wanting to induce. As the strong contractions for such a long period of time can cause it. I had the option to get induce but i don't want to put my life or my son life in danger just because i want to give birth vaginally. My yoga ball has been giving me some minor cramps but it goes away when i go to bed. So I am hoping to find ways that have helped other mommas. I know not everything works for every women but it can't hurt to try. I hope your little one comes on their own and your get your vbac. Keep us posted.
@uniloveee, pumping your breast.
I walked 3 miles on the Sunday before and went into labor Tuesday morning at 3am. Also had sex daily.
They refused to induce me for my vbac too
For me walking, squatting and sex
@lmtreleven, pumping ? What’s that
Inducing also increases the chance of uterine rupture. I’m in the same boat, due on Tuesday. Walking helps, he always feels lower and I feel more pressure but my uterus is still pretty high so it’s not fully helping. A light run can help too! I sprinted across the street and that brought on some cramping/the feeling I get after lots of walking. Dancing is another option, a mom on here said it took her two songs and then her water broke.
I was in the kitchen for 3-4 hours making a huge feast and fought past the pressure I was feeling to wash the dishes.. I went into labor the next morning. With my younger son I walked around a huge field two times and the next night I went into labor. Being on my feet has always helped me.
*walked
I walled about 2 miles