Bubbles1088
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Babyv I've been losing bits of plug randomly over the last few weeks. It looks like globs of snot. No labor for me yet, not even dilated (but I am 70% effaced).
My water broke last night right at midnight. I was laying on my side in bed trying to fall asleep when all this water happened, lol! I called the hospital, and they advised me to make sure the baby was moving, then to get some sleep. Baby wasn't moving much, but after drinking some cold water, he started to move, thank goodness! I didn't sleep very much, but managed a few hours. This morning I was still leaking a bit, fluid was blood tinged. I called the hospital again, and the nurse advised me it was normal. She told me to eat breakfast as per usual and watch for contractions. I haven't had any yet, just some mild cramping. My doctor will be at the hospital later this morning, so the nurse I spoke to will inform her, and she'll call to advise me as to what to do next. Can't believe it's happening now!
Glad to see. So many ladies have turned! And good luck starlight!
Afm- not such good news, I got a call from the hospital today informing me that they've cancelled. My csection on Monday I was so bummed I nearly started crying on the phone to the nurse. They've moved me to the 1st which I know is only two days but I'm petrified of my section and finally felt mentally prepared for Monday and now and back in the waiting game and have to prepare myself all over again.
I'm sorry Sammy I'd be upset too!!
I think I might be loosing my mucus plug, I am getting a lot of clear slimy/jelly discharge on underwear and wiping. No color to it yet. What do you think? My mom can't remember loosing hers so I have no idea what its suppose to be like.
K4th, great news about baby finally being head down. That must be a relief!
All the mentions of waters breaking has got me wondering. This is a total first timer question, but do you recommend doing something (like sleeping/sitting on a towel) to avoid getting amniotic fluid on the couch or bed? How hard is it to clean up? I know there's a good chance that waters won't break until hospital, but just in case, I don't really want to ruin my furniture. Any advice?
Hi everyone,
We had a boy!!! He is beautiful. I had to have an episiotomy (yuck) and he had the ventouse in the end as he was back to back. 3.1kg, spontaneous labour at 38+3.
I have no idea what I'm doing so fingers crossed I will pick it up soon. Birth story later!
K4th, great news about baby finally being head down. That must be a relief!
All the mentions of waters breaking has got me wondering. This is a total first timer question, but do you recommend doing something (like sleeping/sitting on a towel) to avoid getting amniotic fluid on the couch or bed? How hard is it to clean up? I know there's a good chance that waters won't break until hospital, but just in case, I don't really want to ruin my furniture. Any advice?
Hi everyone,
We had a boy!!! He is beautiful. I had to have an episiotomy (yuck) and he had the ventouse in the end as he was back to back. 3.1kg, spontaneous labour at 38+3.
I have no idea what I'm doing so fingers crossed I will pick it up soon. Birth story later!
Hi everyone,
We had a boy!!! He is beautiful. I had to have an episiotomy (yuck) and he had the ventouse in the end as he was back to back. 3.1kg, spontaneous labour at 38+3.
I have no idea what I'm doing so fingers crossed I will pick it up soon. Birth story later!
I'm worried about waters staining my furniture too. Mine broke last time on their own but I had leather sofa and Wooden's floors so it was ask good now I have cream carpets and a beige sofa... Ugh. Then again I might not be lucky enough for them to break on their own hah