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3rd babys. were they early/late.. are the labours quicker??

Just wondering those who have 3 or more  were they early or late and did you find the labour any easier or quicker? X
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The first 3 needed induction after 1week-10days... The 4th was 5 days late but was in labor at a restaurant when decided to go to hospital(was 6-7cm upon arrival) she then got scared I suppose and stopped dilating so required pitocin after a few hours like the others that liked to be WELL DONE LOL
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I'm on my 4th. My first was a son my labour was 4 n half hrs... He came out quick idk if it was bcuz of all the walkn I did n skating... (Yes skating) my second was a girl I was n labour 6 hrs only problem I had was when they have me the epidural I had dilated so fast I couldn't feel myself pushn hard enough n had to wait two hrs for it to wear off. My 3rd was a girl she was the longest 8 hrs of labour. Hoping my 4th a boy comes out quick also im doing a lot of walkn so far so my fingers R crossed!!!!  
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I know every labour is different but did any of you find that the more babies u had the quicker the labour or was it different every time? X
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This is number 5 and the other 4 were late requiring induction... My assumption is this one will as well as they like to stay cooking lol
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I have 8 babies and every single one was different.  Some fast .  Some slow.  Depends on you and baby!
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