I was advised lots and lots of lurrrvin!!! hehehehehe Unfortunately for me, that was the last thing I wanted to do.

Just chill out and enjoy the last few days in peace and relaxing. or if you need to occupy yourself, go walking, meet up with friends or retail therapy!!!

I guess that You would be pretty fed up by now , and wishing that it was all over, but We all try to speed things up, and usually , nothing happens, here are a couple of things My Wife and I tried for one of our five pregnancies.

I decided that it would be a really good idea to put Angela ( My Wife ) on the back of My motorbike, and head out to the bumpiest and scariest road I could find. After hours I think I was more exhausted than Angela, and We decided to go home.

Being Both Quite desperate by this time, I came up with a really good idea.

I made a drink of orange cordial and castor oil, ( That should get things moving EH! )

During the night, Angela was up out of bed, and throwing up, ( all the way from Her toes I think, )  But still no movement, DUH !!

We gave up , and a couple of days later,along came Our son ( Laurie ).

As hard as it is , I now believe that You can't do anything to bring it on, but these days, a Doctor can medicate You and induce your Your little Miracle.

I really sympethise with You, Butr hang in and be patient,for when it all happens, You will know that it was all worth it, and sometimes people don't even remember the pain and long weary days and nights, but justenjoy your little bundle, and give love and care, which comes naturally when You first see Your Baby.

Good Luck, and many happy times When it finally happens.

Regards Mintiman1

i got told by doctors what Tracy said LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF SEX! went home and listened to the doc! next day i was induced but hey it was fun trying! hehe ::)'s

It's true there are lots of methods (some myths, some not) to stimulate labour, but it's probably best not to push things. Many techniques can lead to more forceful (painful) contractions, longer (painful) delivery times and complications during delivery. If you have spoken to your doctor and there is no reason to speed things up, just hang tight. I know you want the baby here NOW, but it isn't worth the risks (and agony).

Many Questions have been asked about bringing on labour maybe you would like to click here to see what others have written.

Hope it all goes well for you.

Ps I hear eating curry is good.

as a doula (someone who has participated in almost 50 births) i really think it's best to let nature take it's course and not try to speed things up.  instead, see if you can line up a list of distractions to help you get through while you are waiting--visits from old friends, etc.

I know you ore desperate and uncomfortable, but please let nature take her course. More often than not, she gets it right. Babies are not issued with calendars, so will turn up when ready! In the mean time, enjoy the quiet and the sleep. With 2 children the work load goes up quite a lot - so take it easy for as long as you still can! Good luck

ahh theres a 101 idea's believe me i tried most from a spoonful of codliver oil capsual dont work eyk wouldnt try it drinking rasberry juice hot currys speed bumos or rocky roads similar to horse riding but non of them worked for me untill i went out and walked i was so tired i cld have curled up and slept there and then in the supermarket it was summer here the heat was exhausting me but i knew i needed to walk to get the baby down as far as I cld before the labour and i was due to be indused the day after i was up all night walking rd the house and 7am i rang the hospital and said forget it im in labour, maybe it was luck for me but walking really does help and the further down the baby is the easier and shorter your labour. Good luck and dont go anywere alone I had my sis there and my dad to get me home

hugs jo xxx

By the way, they say that babies are due at 40 weeks preggers, but really that's just an estimate. They can turn up safely any time from 36 to 42 weeks, 40 is just the average. So don't panic about due dates unless you're approaching 42 weeks and there's still no sign of arrival.

Hi honey,

Please don't be in such a hurry . .  Let nature take it course naturally. . .  You bub will let you know when she is ready to come, right now she is probably preparing for just that. . . sometimes Dr's need to intervene but they prefer not to as natural is always the best and is far less stressful the the baby.

May I ask why you are so desperate? ? ?

Cheers Kellz

She will come when she is ready, and I sure as hell would not recommend riding a horse! In fact, if you're preggers at all, any responsible horse owner will not let you on one.

There's no guaranteed way of speeding it up without medical intervention - ie: inducing it. Though there are a lot of fun and interesting - and some not so pleasant - old wives tales about ways to do it. They won't work, but some could be fun trying. LOL

SEX!!!! as that will cause labour as the sperm has the effect as the gel u use to start and lots of sex lol....really try and go for a brisk walk or swimming she will come when shes ready