just wanted to let everyone know my lil lily pad came early. Also wanted to give you all a heads up on water breaking as it was different for me this time. With my first girl I experienced a sudden "pop!" And then a gush of fluid. With my second girl it didn't rupture until I was in active labor and dilated to 7. With this baby I experienced a very slight slow trickle that made me think I was "peeing" myself lol. This lasted for about a half hour to 45 minutes and then it finally gushed!! It was different and just thought I'd share with you. After my labor did not progress on its own I reluctantly agreed to pitocin to help augment my labor. My attempted epidural did not "take" so I ended up giving birth naturally. Which for any of you seasoned moms who've experienced the pitocin without any type of pain block it's extremely challenging and painful. My intentions aren't to scare anyone with horror stories but just to inform you that it happens sometimes with the epidurals. I had always heard that it can happen but I had two great and wonderful experiences with my 1st and 2nd daughter and I just was unprepared and the experience I ended up with was unexpected. With that being said I have a beautiful baby girl born 4/13/15!! So happy and excited about our new edition
Re: 37 weeks baby is here!!!
Sebastian 3-11-14
Simon 5-2-15
Baby #3 Due 9-29-16
Franco Paul born 6/4/15 at 39 weeks. Mila Francesca born 10/19/13 at 37 weeks. Both born via C-Section after 6 years of fertility treatments, disappointments and losses. Love them!!
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I am planning to breast feed. So far so good and she has had no problems latching on.
I had the same thing happen last time - water broke, contractions were slow, needed Pitocin, epidural wouldn't work. High fives for making it through that pain, it is no joke!
This is my 3rd girl and the nesting urge was the one similarity between them all. I experienced this urge anywhere from one week to a couple days before I actually went into labor.
Your experience will be unique into you