How to Know You're in Labor : Signs of Going Into Labor: Braxton Hicks Contractions

Non-dilating contractions aren't going to get closer together. Learn about Braxton Hicks contractions and how to know if you're going into labor in this free video on pregnancy and childbirth.

Expert: Lauren Ryan
Contact: www.supportedbirthclass.com
Bio: Lauren Ryan has been CSBE (Certified Supported Birth Educated) through Jana Warner, a Doula who she studied under in West Los Angeles.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• in labor
• pregnancy
• pregnancies
• giving birth
• birthing
• children
• babies
• contractions
• water breaking
• broke
• delivering
• childbirth

[ThornDragoness]

calm down she is being helpful!

[nipzel]

omg this video helped sooo much thanks!

[surfira45]

thanks this helped me and my husband

[seanieboy2725]

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Whats with the million 2 min videos good episode tho haaaahaaa!Bitch!

[1m2f3m4wth]

What about the contractions that get closer, longer, & stronger to the point of 5 minutes apart, 30 seconds a time, hard enough to have to breathe through, & stay there with the cervix not dilating past 2 cm & the triage & dr. sending you home after a cocktail shot that does nothing for them? Sure am glad I know how to check my own cervix. That's the only way to know I won't be sent home when I return to the hospital. Hopefully, I don't give birth on the way.

[TeenMania1]

the timing of the captions is wrong