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    Posted: 09 January 2012 at 11:27am
Hi girls

I'm nearly 35 weeks with baby number 2, wondering when people started drinking raspberry leaf tea, or any other stuff supposedly helpful for preparing for labour? I didn't do anything last time, and had to be induced at 42 weeks so I'm keen to try anything that might be helpful to go into labour naturally.

Thanks!!
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Hi troutpout,
I have heard it is fine 36 weeks and on.
Not sure about any other herbs for preparation of labour, but I have bought some arnica tablets for afterwards to help with internal healing.
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Not sure about raspberry leaf tea but I have started to drink Artemis preganacy tea which is safe from 5months onwards. My sister used it and she thought it helped.


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I drank raspberry leaf tea from 31 weeks (on midwife's advice) and my birth was quite good - bubs was posterior and it was only 3 hours from 3cm - him arriving and three pushes! Will definitely be taking it this time around too!
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I'd say soon TP. Was drinking it from 36 weeks. Dont know if it did much, although did have A 5 days early so may be.
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I started taking rasberry leaf tablets at about 38 weeks and went into labour on the third day of taking them So I think I'll wait till 39 or 40 weeks this time.
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#1 I started the tablets at 36 weeks and gave birth at 38 weeks.

#2 I started the same tablets at 37 weeks and gave birth at 38 weeks too.
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Wow, has anyone taken raspberry leaf tea and been overdue?
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