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     • Giving birth is the process of pushing the baby out from your uterus. When you are ready to do that, you will go through labor, which consists of three stages. Signs like contractions that are becoming more regular and closer together, water breaking, and cramps will signal to you that it’s time for you to deliver your baby.
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   How long does it take to give birth to a baby?

   • Giving birth to your baby | Ready Steady Baby! The second stage of labour (pushing stage) is when your baby’s born. It starts when your cervix is fully open and ends with the birth of your baby. With a first baby, the second stage can last between 10 minutes and 2 hours or sometimes longer. It’s usually easier with your second baby.

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   What is a vaginal birth?

   • Around 6 out of 10 births in England are vaginal births. This is when a baby is born through the vagina. Labour may begin spontaneously and continue until the baby is born, but in some cases labour needs to be started by induction. An induced labour is one that's started artificially in hospital. Read about inducing labour on the NHS website.

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   What is Labour (childbirth)?

   • The information on this page is written and peer reviewed by qualified clinicians. Labour (childbirth) is the normal process that causes a baby to be born. There are regular, painful muscle contractions and dilation of the cervix.

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   What happens after a baby is born?

   • Find out about your body after the birth, including how to deal with stitches. Once your baby's head is born, most of the hard work is over. The rest of their body is usually born during the next 1 or 2 contractions. You'll usually be able to hold your baby immediately and enjoy some skin-to-skin time together.

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   How long does it take to Labour a baby?

   • It's often quicker (around 5 to 12 hours), in a 2nd or 3rd pregnancy. When you reach the end of the 1st stage of labour, you may feel an urge to push. Your midwife will monitor you and your baby during labour to make sure you're both coping well. This will include using a small handheld device to listen to your baby's heart every 15 minutes.

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   What is a typical labour & birth?

   • Most are somewhere in between. There’s no such thing as a typical labour and birth – they’re all different. The important thing is that while they vary, they’re all normal. Take it one step at a time and one contraction at a time. You’re not alone – your midwife will be there to guide you and support you.

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   Giving birth to your baby. The second stage of labour (pushing stage) is when your baby’s born. It starts when your cervix is fully open and ends with the birth of your baby. With a first baby, the second stage can last between 10 minutes and 2 hours or sometimes longer. It’s usually easier with your second baby.

4. www.parents.com › pregnancy › giving-birth10 Signs Labor Is Near: How to Tell Your Baby Will Come Soon

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   Aug 29, 2024 · Stages of Labor: What to Expect When You Give Birth. Signs That Labor Is Weeks or Days Away. Just when you think that you can't possibly be pregnant any longer, you may experience some of the...

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   What happens during labour and birth and your options for delivery, including caesarean section, vaginal and assisted delivery.

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   Find out what happens during labour and birth, including the 3 stages of labour, contractions, dilation, birth positions and monitoring your baby.

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   How to tell if you're in labour and what happens during labour and birth. Preparing for the birth Find out how to get ready for the birth including making a birth plan

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   Oct 16, 2024 · Signs that labour’s starting. Labour can start very quickly, but is often slow at the start (particularly if it’s your first baby). Sometimes it can start without you realising it. Labour may be starting if: you have a show. your waters break. you start to have contractions.

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    Feb 7, 2013 · Labour is a sequence of events leading up to vaginal delivery of your baby (or babies). It begins with regular, painful muscle tightenings (contractions) in the womb (uterus). These gradually open (dilate) the neck of the womb (cervix) until it is fully open (fully dilated).