Aa
almost 33 weeks and nesting
I have literally cleaned all day.. had a few breaks to eat and what not. But ive cleaned everything downstairs took trash out also and clean the bathroom the bedoom and done a ton of laundry upstairs and have went through a ton of clothes that was in the garage. How long does it take until you go in labor!? I heard not long after you start nesting hardcore means baby is getting ready for labor. I have been hurting with intense cramping on and off and low back pain for almost a week now and i am high risk go in labor early.
Oh gosh lol. I do feel these pains are part of back labor also. Gonna talk to my doctor about that too. Everyone thinks im gonna have her early and they say each pregnancy gets faster
Pft ive been doing that like a crazy person my entire pregnancy this time lol
I nested with my son and not long after I had him with my daughter I didnt at all and she came so fast I didn't have time to think about nesting with her. I go to the doctor tomorrow and im gonna talk to my doctor about my pains instead of these on call doctors they never seem to really care since their not my real doctor
It's not impartially a trustworthy method to believe labor is near, really! I nest like a crazy, weekly. I have since I was 30 weeks, I mean I get down and dirty 2+ plus Times a week. I get this sudden burst of unexplained energy and I am at it again. This is my 7th child, two previous premature deliveries (actually all 6 of my previous children were born via cesarean delivery), so my risks are high for complications and preterm labor. Yet my doctor pays no mind to my insane nesting instincts, no attention!! I have even lost my mucus plug, my OB still isn't concerned, neither are 100% proof that labor is near. I have Braxton Hicks to the point they literally leave me in tears, still no active labor. I am 35 weeks and 4 days. I also have horrible random cramps with back pain. I get weekly monitoring at the hospital, just to be safe. But yet, no labor..at all!! Continue to explain to your doctor your symptoms so that you can be monitored closely. Best of wishes!
It varies per woman. No telling when you'll go into labor. Hopefully soon. Good luck.
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