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First off let me say, you can deny ANYTHING during labor and delivery! This is your labor, this is your experience and you deserve whatever experience you want to have. But I can give you some examples of things that I refused during my labor and delivery! 🤰🏽My baby being taken away from us
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Birth affirmations for a calm labor 🤎
Have you mamas ever tried birth affirmations??? I know it sounds crazy “how could just talking to yourself make the most painful experience in my life any better”?! I felt the same way fr 😂 but when I was in labor with my daughter and I was breathing and fighting for my life, I tried it and of cour
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A smiling pregnant woman with dreadlocks, wearing a white top and green pants, holds her belly in a grassy outdoor setting. Text overlay reads "Things I Did that Helped me During Labor SWIPE."
A light background with text "Have Sex 01," explaining how sex helped induce labor by making contractions consistent, attributing it to prostaglandin.
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LABOR TIPS!!
These 4 things I really felt helped me in my labor and delivery. Did any of these work for y’all? Or you open to trying any of these? #laborprep #labortips #Lemon8Diary #newtolemon8 #lemon8partner #momlife #motherhood #shareyourthoughts #tipsandtricks #tips
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A hospital bed with a wet blue absorbent pad, indicating the breaking of water, with text overlay 'MY WATER BROKE...NOW WHAT?!'.
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What to Expect During Labor & Delivery
This was my third delivery & although every. single. delivery. was a different experience, they all had their similarities. Each hospital is different as well, but here’s a glimpse at what delivering at Winnie Palmer in Orlando, FL was like. My water broke at 35w3d, so I gathered my hos
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dnd.. I’m enjoying the fruits of my labor 🤭🤍✨
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WHAT IS THE MOST PAINFUL PART OF LABOR/BIRTH?
With my first pregnancy I was so scared/nervous to deliver my bundle of joy into the world. I was worried about everything that could go wrong or an emergency C-section, which I didn’t want at all. I got to the hospital at 2am and had my daughter at 9:45am! I progressed quickly without any inter
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Labor/Delivery Hospital Bag
I would love to hear what you all packed or are packing 🤍 #hospitalbagchecklist #embracevulnerability #whatsinmybag #laboranddelivery
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A woman in sunglasses and unbuttoned jeans stands outdoors under a clear sky, with the text overlay 'LABOR/POSTPARTUM THINGS I WISH I KNEW' indicating the article's topic.
A woman rests in a hospital bed, with text overlays describing 'LABOR SHAKES' as uncontrollable shivering, trembling, or teeth chattering due to hormone shifts and temperature changes.
A woman lies in a hospital bed with a newborn on her chest, accompanied by text explaining the 'Feeling the urge to 💩' during labor due to pressure on the colon and sacral nerve.
LABOR/POSTPARTUM THINGS I WISH I KNEW 👇🏼👇🏼
Going through labor and postpartum ISN’T FOR THE WEAK. Going through labor and postpartum, I went through some things that I had NO IDEA that I would go through. Here were some things I wish I knew about labor and postpartum: LABOR SHAKES: regardless if you birth vaginally or have a C-sectio
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The Only Item You Need During Labor
A hair comb is the only item I made sure I had with me during my labor and delivery. This was my 3rd time delivering, but the 1st time I used a comb to help with contractions. All I have to say is that I wish I would have known about this for the other two deliveries!!! All you do is squeeze
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What is the most painful part of labor/birth?
I'm a soon-to-be mom and I've been curious about something. As I prepare for labor and delivery, I keep hearing about how intense the pain can be. I know every experience is different, but I'm wondering: for those of you who have been through it, what was the most painful part of labor
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Ways I Tried to Induce Labor Naturally
During my pregnancy, my baby was measuring small so I was scheduled to get induced at 39 weeks. I did everything in my power to go into labor naturally before my induction, but unfortunately it didn’t work. Here’s everything I did though that I’ve heard has helped other moms! • Red Raspberry
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Things I say as a Labor and Delivery nurse
What’s some things you say as a L&D nurse or heard as a mom in labor? #nurse #nurselife #laboranddelivery #laboranddeliverynurse #nursesoflemon8
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What I took to help with labor!
I started these around 35 ish weeks pregnant some earlier some later. I dilated very quickly and I’d like to think this all made a huge difference #lemon8partner #birthpreparation #laboranddelivery #unmedicatedbirth #labor
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What to expect in your hospital stay after labor🤰
When I had my first baby I didn’t know what to expect with my hospital stay and I wish I did. But now I officially had my second birth and each hospital stay was so different due to the nature of my deliveries so let’s compare a c-section stay vs a natural birth stay. 1️⃣My first ended up being
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What I would pack for labor & delivery again!
As a ✨seasoned✨ mom that’s known for overpacking #momcontentcreator #momsoflemon8 #momhacks #lemon8creator #pregnancytips
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Labor & Delivery and PostPartum Nurse Baskets 🩷
These are not at all required but definitely appreciated! I made my note on Canva and the bins are from walmart! Here is my list: 1. Boom chicka pop 🍿 2. Granola Bars ✨ 3. Pens 🖊️ 4. Waterboy 💦 5. Poppi 🫧 6. Alani ⚡️ 7. Gum 🦷 8. Claw Clip 🦀 9. Hair Tie 🐴 10. Eye Gels 🧖🏻‍♀️ 11. Candy
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What to do during the different stages of labor.
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From domestic duties → digital labor
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All the things my hospital provided after labor 🤰
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What no one tells you ✨labor and delivery✨
During my first pregnancy I honestly didn’t know what to expect when it came to giving birth and what I was going to be in for! Luckily the nurses were kind and everyone was willing to answer all the questions I had. Now that I’ve given birth twice I wanted to share some things I thought were impor
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Tips On How To Prepare For Labor
Preparing for labor isn’t about having every detail perfectly planned, it’s about giving yourself tools, knowledge, and confidence for the big day. From breathing techniques and comfort items to mindset shifts and support systems, even small steps now can make a big difference when it’s time to mee
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What I Wish I Packed for My Brother’s Labor Day
✨ Girls, let me put you ON because I was NOT ready for this. ✨ So boom. My brother had a baby, and I pulled up to the hospital thinking it was gonna be like the movies… WRONG. 😭 I was in there for HOURS, unprepared, uncomfortable, and regretting everything. So let me save you the stress and tell
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Wat I did to have a healthy pregnancy and ez labor
1.Leaned on my partner for love and support - thank God for Marcus. On top of everything that was already on his full plate he was there for me whether it was a back rub or for him to take our toddler out for the day so that I could have rest and sooo many other things. Even though we had our momen
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What I’m eating to prepare for labor !
Dates are known to soften your cervix and prep your body for labor so you know I’m going to be eating them as we get closer to meeting baby! Now that I’m 33 weeks, I’ll be eating 3 dates a day to get my body ready!🤰🏼 I don’t really enjoy dates alone but pairing them with peanut butter and choco
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What You Should ACTUALLY Pack For Labor & Delivery
You really don’t need to pack a ton for labor & delivery — the hospital provides essentials like formula, diapers, wipes, mesh underwear, pads, peri bottles, and even basic toiletries for postpartum recovery (for both mom & baby). 🍼✨ Here’s what I ACTUALLY used from my bag: •&#
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make a labor prep drink with me
Home Recipe , What you’ll need ‼️ This recipe doesn’t induce labor but it does help soften the cervix for labor🙂 -raspberry leaf tea -cranberry juice -pineapple juice -coconut water Instructions: Boil hot water I add 5 bags of tea but you can do your preference After boiling i pour
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Back labor/ Back Contractions
Nothing could have prepared me for back labor. I was in early labor and didn’t even know. I was so nervous to even go to the hospital , my back kept getting contractions && even though the pain had me on all fours, trying to breathe through every wave I was just so nervous to just go in.
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Eating in labor
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What I drank/ate to prepare me for labor
What I drank/ ate at 34 weeks pregnant with my 1st born and I’m doing it now with baby number 2! * Consult with your OB before trying * 1. Raspberry leaf tea. I can drink this tea iced or hot however my favorite way to drink it is iced. If you like it hot you can make it taste better with a s
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What’s in my Hospital Bag!? Labor & Delivery 🤰🏽
That makes total sense! You wan It’s almost time! 🤰🏽✨ I swear I’m forgetting something 😩, but here are my TOP must-haves for labor & delivery so far: 👜 High-Waisted Undies – Trust me, the hospital mesh ones are NOT it. 💆🏽‍♀️ Face Wash & Moisturizer – Because postpartum skin is unpre
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A pregnant woman stands, holding her lower back, with text overlay 'symptoms: Early & Active Labor'. The image introduces a discussion on the differences between early and active labor symptoms.
A pregnant woman lies on her back, with text describing 'early labor contractions' as mild to moderate, irregular, spaced out (10-30 minutes apart), and short (30-45 seconds).
A pregnant woman in a hospital gown is shown with text detailing 'active labor contractions' as strong and painful, regular (every 3-5 minutes), longer (45-60 seconds), and unaffected by movement.
Early Labor vs Active Labor: Whats the Difference?
As your due date approaches, you might find yourself analyzing every little ache and cramp, wondering if labor is starting. It’s completely normal to feel unsure, especially if this is your first pregnancy. The key to knowing when it’s really time to head to the hospital is understanding the di
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