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With taking after your mother, do you take after what happened when she gave birth to YOU, or her general birthing patterns?

With my sis, she was 2 weeks overdue, my sis was posterior (?) and had to have the forcips. It was an incredibly difficult labour. With me, I was 2 days early (luckily as I was due on my sister's 2nd bday!), labour wasn't as bad but still in the day-and-a-half category. Things to look forward to aye?!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Mama2two Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 April 2007 at 8:08am
I was saying from the beginning that I thought I would go early. We had a early scan date of 7th May and I always said my EDD of 28 April was correct and the scan date was wrong. Well look who was right - why do they ever doubt us
I went in to labour on the 26th with no reason to, Sam was not even engaged when my waters broke!
I would say to go with your instincts. Your body knows what is going on. I was complaining my butt off the last two days before it started about how I had had enough and just wanted this baby out. Got my wish

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Originally posted by emz emz wrote:

With taking after your mother, do you take after what happened when she gave birth to YOU, or her general birthing patterns?


That's a difficult question because there are a lot of other factors. The earliest-born of my siblings (what great English lol!) was brought on because Mum was doing letterbox drops and lots of walking. But with each babe she got more overweight and the babes were then born later and later by dates. A couple of them were two weeks late but still had vernix, indicating they were a little "prem". So it seemed that the bigger she was, the more cooking the babies needed or something.

I was born 2 days early, same as my eldest, but Mum was induced with me so who knows?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Candkids Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 April 2007 at 3:50pm
i was full breach, and my partner was also full breach so i sure hope i dont take after either of them on those births.

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