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Q: How many weeks were you when you went into labor/gave birth to your first baby? (without induction!)

I am nearly 30 weeks now with my first and the reality is setting in that I'm going to meet my baby not too long from now! Just curious when you ladies went into labor naturally with your first & how long after that until you gave birth. I know it is said that women more often then not go over their due date with their first baby...trying to gather my own information to see whether or not that is really true!

This question was asked Apr. 11, 2013 7:13pm
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Answered by FebBabyx - Apr. 12, 2013 7:09am
I was 39 weeks when I lost my mucus plug, 39 weeks + 2 days I woke in the morning to my bloody show then contractions began. It took almost 30 hours of labour before my DD arrived! Good luck x

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Answered by bearmamma - Jun. 1, 2013 1:47pm
I'm 40 weeks, due Thursday and have been labouring for about 3 days now, still at the beginning stages and only starting to get stronger feelings now. Babies have their own schedule, so be prepare to go into labour anywhere between 2 weeks before and after your due date. GL!

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Answered by kossgirl86 - Apr. 11, 2013 8:43pm
I was Due March 18th and had my daughter on the 20th. My labor started at 3a.m. and I had her at 2:59p.m.

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Answered by bubbafette - Apr. 11, 2013 11:10pm
I was exactly 38 weeks when I went into labour with my first. It took 12 hours of labour until she was born!

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