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What can u do to go n labor I'm 38 weeks other then sex
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Eat pineapple it helps u dilated i ate alot with my 2nd baby when i went to labor tought my water broke was only too much mucus and was already 5 cm dilated
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Good luck! I'm scheduled to be induced in 13 days but I pray he comes on his own before. I'm 2 cm and 50% effaced
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Go I'm going n labor today Yesss I'm scared /excited
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Go out on a very bumpy road and drive over the bumps alot lol and drink pineapple juice and raspberry tea
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Now I'm having contractions I'm tryin to go n labor befor I get induced next week !!
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There isn't anything you can do. Your baby and body decides when it's ready.
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Baby will come when they're good and ready
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Then your baby isn't ready to come. There nothing you can do about it. I had my daughter a day before her due date just by walking around the whole mall from store to store
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I been tryin nothing happening
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Walk, pump, evening primrose oil, drink orange juice and milk (gross), YouTube pregnancy dancing, do squats. I tried everything and finally had my baby at 39+2.
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Walking.
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