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Going on labor with first pregnancy

At how many weeks did u ladies go on labor with your first pregnancy? I've heard that for your first pregnancy most likely you will go over your due date. Is that true?
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I had my baby at 38+5 days and he is my first :)
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39 weeks I woke up from a nap and I was in labor lol
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My due date was October 2nd and had my baby boy on September  29th depends on your body and baby
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My first came 5 weeks early.
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All my friends have had them early and im the unlucky one with a due date tomorrow and still no baby. But yes you can be two weeks early or twoo weeks late. It all just depends and dont forget your due date is only an estimation.
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I've heard the same I don't wanna go over my due date :( most my friends with first baby did though
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It's not true! Don't believe what people say. Statistics show that it's actually pretty even on having them early AND late. It just depends on YOUR body and YOUR baby. Nobody is the same.
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Most people say with your first prwgnancy your either two weeks early or two weeks late
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My first was 9 days late
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Not every woman is the same but yes they do say that. My mom had me (her first) 2 weeks early! It's all up to the little one
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