an ultra-sound.. you cant know by feeling it or physical evidence
Any premature labor will have risks on the baby. It really depends on how far from your due date you are. Anything over 4 weeks early runs risks of respiratory problems. They also run risks of other problems such as eye problems due to the medications and treatments they need to give your baby to keep him alive. With respect to bumps while pregnant, your baby is very well padded where he is. He is surrounded by a lot of fluid which absorbs a lot of the impact. He should be fine. Please talk to your doctor about your concerns.
Statistically, there are more accidents that happen on holidays than other days of the year. According to recent statistics, a report from 2010, suggests close to 500 fatalities from traffic accidents occurred over Labor Day weekend.
AT 3 cm dilated, you can be placed on bed rest. I was placed on bed rest at 32 weeks and 6 days to prevent me from going into preterm labor.
The deliver of a baby varies from woman to woman.
Around the time that your baby is due to be born, give or take a few days/weeks.
Yes. The baby remains in the uterus until delivery. The cervix has to open up to allow the baby passage out of the uterus which is why labor can last for hours even days and consists of 3 stages.
the weekend.
Labor Days - 2012 was released on: USA: 2012
It all depends on when the baby is ready. You can be thinned out and dilated for some time before labor truly begins.
false labor the contractions are irregular and don't last very long, true labor they are regular and increase in intensity. Also, before you go into labor you'll have your water break and a few days before hand, you'll experience the baby dropping into the birthing position.
The saying, "you will have your baby by the light of the full moon" was a phrase coined after doctors and nurses in labor/ delivery rooms reported more child births on full moon days than on days not having the full moon.
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