Sentences with phrase «let labor start»

So there's no medical reason why you wouldn't, that means that you don't have high blood pressure, you don't have leaking amniotic fluid, any of those other things that would kind of necessitate an induction or a C - section, you are otherwise healthy and you're just kind of going to let your labor start on its own.

Let your labor start and progress on its own unless there are clear, compelling health reasons to induce or speed up labor.

Letting labor start on its own will give your baby the best chance to be born vaginally and safely.

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LaMarr Hoyt labored in bullpen obscurity until Chicago let him start.

With my first, I had problems during labor (don't get me started) that resulted in an epidural (I wasn't progressing and couldn't relax enough to let my body do its job; the epidural worked, I was pushing within 15 minutes of receiving it).

I let her know that I thought labor was starting but was still relatively slow; I was doing dishes, sweeping, etc..

CHRISTINE STEWART - FITZGERALD: And before we actually get to the end I mean during let's just say the beginning of active labor to the point where you know the mom starts pushing.

I always swore I would never let my baby sleep with us, but after 19 hours of labor with her breech, I had so much trauma to my sacrum and coccyx, the only way I could breastfeed was side - lying, so she started sleeping with us... what a happy, snuggly accident!!!

But much of the time, waters breaking signifies the start of labor and lets you know it's time to leave the softball game and start looking for your fluffy pink bed jacket.

Then let's start with the myriad of exemptions that the religious non-profit world or what I term the «Amen Industry» benefit from, including various labor laws and tax laws.

In hindsight, I think labor started several times and that I stopped it because I got nervous or overly analyzed the situation (did I mention I'm not good at the «letting go» thing...)

Contractions suddenly start around 8 pm, get so intense that I start vomiting, and everything seems like early labor did with my first baby... Tightness in the chest, back pain (which does not let up between contractions), pressure in my pelvis, and of course a tight uterus.