Most women who reach 37 weeks of pregnancy begin to think of ways they can naturally kick start labour.
Most women will actually start to ponder this a lot earlier in pregnancy as they get huge, tired and frustrated but just remember that the longer baby stays inside the better prepared it will be to face the outside world.
So what are some natural ways to induce labour? The below are all commonly known ways to induce labour. Some work and some don’t but it is impossible which to predict will work …

Finally you are on the last stretch. Baby could come on any day now and the excitement and frustration are almost too much to bear.
Week 36
Baby is around 20 inches long and the average weight of babies at this stage is 6 pounds although babies at this stage will all vary in weight as they will in birth weight.Baby is swallowing and excreting amniotic fluid and is concentrating on building body fat. You are probably thinking you can’t get any bigger and wondering how to remain polite for another 4 …

Week 31
Don’t worry if baby moves less. There is far less room in there now and his or her movements are limited. Get used to the new amounts of movement so that you know what to expect. Baby will be pressing up against your diaphragm which will make you feel breathless so take things slowly and don’t expect too much of yourself. Your breasts may have started to leak colostrums or discharge it if squeezed. This is the nutrient rich milk that baby will need in it’s first few days …

Welcome to the third trimester. This is the final lap and it is uncomfortable!
Week 27
Baby’s kicks and movements that you once waited for excitedly may now seem more of a pain than a pleasure. With less room to move baby will sometimes end up kicking your ribs and kicks that were once gentle enough to ignore may now keep you up all night. Think of it as a trial run for the sleepless nights of motherhood. Baby’s once fused eyes can now open and close and baby sucks his or …

Your Symphasis Pubis is a stiff joint supported by many stiff ligaments which connects the two halves of your pubic bone at the front.
Symphasis Pubis Dysfunction is pelvic joint pain suffered during pregnancy due to the added pressure on your pelvic joints and the relaxing of your ligaments caused by to the release of a hormone in pregnancy called  relaxin which softens your joints in preparation for childbirth.
SPD usually begins in the second or third trimester of pregnancy and will usually continue until the birth. For more severe SPD you …