My Daughter Is Getting Induced in the Morning! Woohoo

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's excitement about their daughter's upcoming labor and delivery, sharing personal experiences and well-wishes from other community members. Participants discuss various aspects of childbirth, including induction, c-sections, and personal stories related to their own experiences with labor.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses excitement for their daughter, who is being induced, and shares details about the baby's size and potential delivery complications.
  • Several participants offer congratulations and share their prayers for a safe delivery.
  • One participant, identifying as a pediatric nurse, mentions support for the use of epidurals during labor.
  • Another participant shares their personal experience of having a c-section and expresses satisfaction with the recovery process.
  • Some participants discuss their own experiences with childbirth, including preferences for natural delivery versus c-section.
  • One participant notes the challenges of recovery after c-sections compared to natural births.
  • Several users express anticipation for updates and pictures of the new baby.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding preferences for delivery methods, with some participants favoring natural births while others share positive experiences with c-sections. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach to childbirth.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal anecdotes and experiences related to childbirth, reflecting a range of perspectives on labor and delivery.

Who May Find This Useful

Members of the consultant community who are interested in personal childbirth experiences and support during pregnancy may find this discussion relevant.

Cindycooks
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Everyone please send up prayer for a safe and easy labor and healthy baby!
At her ultrasound today the baby is at around 8 lbs 11 oz - WOW - and they do not want her waiting. Due date was yesterday. Possible C-Section due to the size of the baby and my daughter is tiny - but tiny women have had big babies! They are going to give it a try and see.

I am beyond excited as you can imagine! The baby is a little girl and her name will be Taylor. ;)
 
congratsOur prayers will be with you and your family during this exciting time.
Congratulations and best wishes
Jen
 
Congrats to you Grandma. I will keep your daughter in my prayers, andCongrats to you Grandma. I will keep your daughter in my prayers, and hope that she is able to deliver with out the c-section.
If she ends up with an emergency c-section. Tell her to relax and take the epidural offered for the c-section. She will still feel them working on her but it won't hurt and when they offer to put her to sleep to take it.
 
Let us know how it goes
 
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Beth - she is a pediatric nurse - she is all for the epidural. LOL.
 
She is my prayers!!!congrats on becoming a grandma!!
 
Congratulations! I'll be praying for your daughter!

And FYI, I am one of those small women with big babies. I'm 5'2", 100 pounds (pre-pregnancy) and my first son was 8 lbs, 7 oz. I was also induced. 5 hours of labor and out he came!

I'll pray for the safety and health of your daughter and grandchild!
 
My ultrasound estimated my baby girl @ 9lbs 6oz and she was 11lbs 2oz! EEK!! I had to have a c-section because my little boy was 8lbs 11oz and got just a little stuck! I LOVED my c-section. I was on my feet much quicker. I walked bent over for 2 weeks after having my little boy, but was upright and moving good after about 5 days after my cesearan. I hope she has a happy peaceful birth! Congrats on the new grandbaby and blessings for your daughter and the baby!
 
Congrats Grandma:D Hope all goes well.

Donna: you really loved your c-section? I had an emergency c-section with my first, and it took awhile to feel good again. Was supposed to have a repeat with my second; she was impatient though & came REALLY quickly a day early...had her naturally. I preferred naturally so much more! I felt great the next day:)
 
Congrats on the new grandbaby, I am epidural all the way, I was induced with all 3 1st was a diaster (due to health problems) and 2nd and 3rd was a breeze, about 4 hrs labor. I have never wanted a c section but then again I have felt great after the deliveries.
Also Tayor is my 2nd daughters name
 
Congrats Grandma. I will pray for all to go smooth and all to be well. I am about 5:0 and weigh about 100 lbs. I had two c-sections with my boys, not because I am small, but because their were complications with both. The first one took a while to feel good again and stand up straight and the second went a lot smoother and better. Let us know how everyone is doing.
 
Congrats and we can't wait to see pics of the new "cheffer"!
 
yeah, Congrats cindy!!!

I'm one of the small ones too, about 5'4" 115lbs and have had 4 babies, all naturally. My smallest was 8# and largest was 9.5!!! and I gained the least amount of weight with her! I thought she'd be small--boy was I wrong.

Can't wait to see the pics!
 
How'd it go??? My dream job is being a midwife so I crazy about all things birth related!!
 
Congratulations Cindy - how exciting!! Did she end up with a c-section? I had all 3 of mine that way - all big babies 10 lb. 11 oz. boy, 9 lb. 12 oz. boy(born 5 days early) and my daughter at 9 lb 4 oz. (8 days early) - it's a tough recovery and of course my tummy has never quite recovered - but a healthy baby was all I wanted - hope you are enjoying your new granddaughter!!

Gina Miller
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean when my daughter is getting induced?

Induction is a medical procedure used to stimulate labor when it is deemed necessary for the health of the mother or baby. This can involve the use of medications or other methods to start contractions and facilitate the delivery process.

What should we prepare for the induction day?

It's important to pack a hospital bag with essentials such as clothing, toiletries, and items for the baby. Additionally, consider bringing snacks, a phone charger, and any comfort items that might help your daughter during labor.

How long does an induction usually take?

The duration of an induction can vary widely depending on the method used and the individual circumstances. Some inductions may take a few hours, while others can take a day or longer. It's best to be prepared for a range of possibilities.

Can I be in the delivery room during the induction?

Generally, yes! Most hospitals allow support persons, such as family members, to be present during labor and delivery. However, it's always a good idea to check with the hospital's policies and your daughter's preferences beforehand.

What should I say to my daughter to support her during this time?

Offer words of encouragement and reassurance. Let her know that you are proud of her and that she is strong. Being present and listening to her needs can also provide significant emotional support during this important time.

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