I have gestational diabetes, and here in NZ they pretty much won't let you go over 40 weeks. My first two babies were both born at 40 weeks and 5 days. So while every pregnancy is different, and this baby could come anytime, I wouldn't be shocked if I went past my due date and end up being induced.
So I'm not really looking to induce labour early, more just do things to try and get my body as ready as possible so that induction has the best fighting chance of going smoothly.
My mw suggested Raspberry leaf tea and evening primrose oil. Has anyone had experience with these good or bad? Does anyone have any other suggestions or thoughts.
I know babies come when they're ready, but just thought I'd ask. Thanks ladies.

Elizabeth 5yrs old Jane 3yrs old
Re: Natural ways to "induce" labour
Also, nipple stimulation can cause contractions (which is why breastfeeding helps the uterus contract. There is more to it but that's the gist)