Labor Cookies: Did they work for you?

tuluwen · August 2011

I was just wondering if anyone here actually had the labor cookies work for them. I've seen so many posts about them that I was curious. My doctor induces at 42 weeks, and if need be, I would like to add this to my arsenal of "natural" induction techniques to try before we have to be medically induced.

GingerCupcake · August 2011

No.

StefandTodd · August 2011

I've got all the stuff out on the counter to make them at some point. But, a girl in my prenatal yoga class brought them in to our class to share awhile back when they didn't work for her...so it's not like I'm counting on it

Ripli · August 2011

My doc wants me to start drinking castor oil...yuck

I think I might make these cookies and hope they work!

Jennairess · August 2011

ive heard of the labor cake, but missed the cookies

btw labor cake hasnt work, not like I expected it too its just a cake after all

StefandTodd · August 2011

Cookie recipe:

https://www.shoppingfortwo.com/Articles/Pregnancy/breakyourwatercookies.htm

moose1178 · August 2011

I swear there are so many things to try. Some sound so gross, castor oil. So why not try the cookies. Even if they don't work I mean they are cookies for goodness sake. I'll have to check out this recipe and go shopping tomorrow!

NeonEyeliner77 · August 2011

Nope. I made them Friday because the spicy/sweet combo sounded super for some of my weird cravings. I ended up eating about 11 of them before I realized it, and nothing happened other than a stomach ache from all the spices.

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