Bloody Show

The bloody show sounds like a gross or painful process, but it is completely normal. Bloody show is one of the first indications that your body is entering labor.

Difference Between Epidural And Spinal Block

Whether you are giving birth or having a surgery, you should know the difference between epidural and spinal block. Both are methods of relieving your discomfort and each comes with their own set of advantages and disadvantages due to the differing procedures.

When Will Babies Turn Their Heads Towards the Birth Canal?

Giving birth is the most thought about moment during pregnancy. When will babies turn their heads down for labor and what to do if baby doesn’t turn?

Natural and Medical Ways of Having Delivery Early

Most pregnant women will want to have delivery early due to the eagerness to meet their little one. There are many ways that may work.

What Does Effacement Mean?

What does effacement mean? Effacement is the process in which the cervix begins thinning out and becoming shorter to prepare for child birth. There're ways you can efface naturally!

Where Do You Feel Contractions?

Where do you feel contractions? Generally, at the lower middle abdomen or sometimes at the lower back. Click to find remedies and what to do with contractions.

Cramping When 37 Weeks Pregnant

If you get cramping at 37 weeks pregnant, labor may have started or this could just be your body preparing itself. Learn what 37 weeks pregnant cramping means here!

Baby Back to Back

With baby back to back, labor may be more complicated and painful. This article will help you understand baby positions in womb and provide tips to get your baby to turn.

How Do I Know If I'm Having Contractions?

How do I know if I'm having contractions? Contractions vary amongst women, but they generally feel like pain or pressure that starts in the back and moves around to your abdomen.

Contractions That Are 10 Minutes Apart, How Long till Labor?

It is common to have questions about labor. Many women want to know if they should go to the hospital when they have contractions that are 10 minutes apart. Here’s the answer.