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Labor
Like each child, each labor is different, but much is the same: it's hard work, it's worth preparing for, and it will be a little different than every other labor.
Remember that your due date is an estimate, not an exact prediction. It's perfectly normal to give birth three weeks early or 10 days late. Most babies are born between 37 and 42 weeks.
At HomeWhat will happen during labor? How do you know you're in labor? Signs to call your health care provider When to tell your health care provider that you're in labor Breathing techniques for labor At the HospitalWhen you arrive at the hospital Medical interventions during labor and birth Additional Information | Forms & Worksheets
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