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SO READY!!

I'm barely 36 weeks pregnant and I'm so ready to have my girl lol.... I feel like a planet and being pregnant in this heat is taking a toll on me :( just wondering at how many weeks did you deliver your first baby ? I know every pregnancy is different but I'm just asking out of curiosity :)
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You might feel that you're ready, but your baby isn't. Any baby born under 37 weeks are considered premature. They're still developing a their lungs. And you don't want to risk anything. Trust me I know the feeling, I'm 38 weeks, and hope he come soon. But just let the baby come when its ready
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I had mine at 38weeks
Sex wine and exercise ball worked for me
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I'm 35w and 6d and I feel the exact same way! I want to go into labor asap! I'm so ready to have him! This heat is too much to bear while pregnant!lol
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Fingers crossed*
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I deliver my first at 38 weeks, my second at 36 weeks and 3 days, I had preeclampsia with my previous and I was going to be induced but he decided to come early on his own (thank God), I am now 36 weeks and 2 days with my third and I am so ready to have him. I'm hoping he will be here by 37 or 38 weeks. My doctor told me she induces all her patients at 39 weeks, which I don't want so I'm keeping my first crossed and my hopes up. Good luck and God bless!
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34 weeks but due to problems. I'm now 36 weeks with baby 2 and it ***** I so ready to have him
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