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2nd pg longer than 1st?

SusieBlue View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:08 PM Post #1
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I am now a week later into my pg than I was with DS (he arrived at 39 weeks, my EDD for this pg is tomorrow). I'm just curious as to others who have had this experience? (I do know others IRL who this has happened to). I was hoping that my pg with DS would give me an idea as to the gestation length for me, but obviously not PS I know my sig says differently, I'm not sure what due date it is using!

fairyflossfart View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:12 PM Post #2
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1st baby was born on due date. Went into hospital 48hrs earlier, but she came on her due date. 2nd baby was born on due date. Went into hospital 24hrs earlier but he came on his due date. 3rd baby was the day before his due date. 4th was on her due date by emergency CS. 5th was 1wk early by emergency CS. 6th was almost 2wks early by planned CS.

cathabelle View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:15 PM Post #3
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My DD1 was born on her due date and my DD2 was 5 days late. Both my labours were exactly the same though (started the exact same way) - just fast forwarded for my second!

lsolaBella View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:16 PM Post #4
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#1 was emerg c/s at 37w5d (broke my waters before scheduled date of 38w5d) #2 was scheduled c/s at 37w5d (so no labour) #3 was emerg c/s at 36w3d (once again put into labour by bubs).

kinz View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:17 PM Post #5
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1st Pregnancy - My DD was born 38+2 weeks 2nd Pregnancy - My DS was born 39+4 weeks

kirtyw View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 01:19 PM Post #6
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My first boy was born 2 weeks early and my second was born 3 days late... however they were both exactly the same birth wait (2.6kgs), I think DS2 was waiting until the scales said it was time!! Just wanted to add that both times I went into labor/labour naturally This post has been edited by kirtyw: 18/04/2012, 01:20 PM

tinkster23 View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 02:35 PM Post #7
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My first was born at 38+3, 2nd at 40+1, the longest 11 days of my life!!! First time my waters broke, 2nd time we elected for a c/s for the giant baby. I took comfort in the fact I never again have to be THAT pregnant again. Dh was so excited when he found out I was due his birthday, took a few times explaining WHY the baby wouldn't be born then

surprizzzed View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 03:06 PM Post #8
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First 37+5 second 41+6

nadi~bicardi View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 03:12 PM Post #9
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DS1 40+5 weeks DD 41 weeks DS2 39+6 weeks

Oh dear View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 07:32 PM Post #10
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DS 38+5 DD1 40+3 DD2 40+4

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