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2nd pg longer than 1st?

Jemstar View Member Profile	18/04/2012, 07:37 PM Post #11
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My three were all born on their due date.

Morti View Member Profile	19/04/2012, 05:35 AM Post #12
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#1 - born at 40 weeks, 6 days #2 - born at 40 weeks, 3 days #3 - born at 41 weeks, 2 days. With each I went into labour naturally.

new~mum~reenie View Member Profile	19/04/2012, 01:46 PM Post #13
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"Your body is not a lemon!" - Ina May Gaskin
This is reassuring for me. DS was born on his EDD. This baby is due 7 July and id rather baby be in July than June - petty reason but I'd rather baby be older in the class an not youngest. Also my dads birthday is 12 July - so that would be super cool if they shared a birthday

~LTM~ View Member Profile	19/04/2012, 02:19 PM Post #14
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DD1 34+6 after my waters broke DD2 38+4 induction due to blood pressure Not sure about number 3, my guess is they will induce like they did with DD2.

PippityRoo View Member Profile	19/04/2012, 02:59 PM Post #15
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#1 was born 10 days over at 41+3 (induced) #2 was born 10 days early at 38+3 #3 was born at 39+3, via scheduled c/s. I fully expect to go at least a week or so over with this baby. I think #3 would have come after 40wks too had I not had a c/s.

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