How to Know You’re in Labor : How to Know if Your Water Has Broken
When the water breaks, there is a gush of water and sometimes a bit of pressure. Learn how to know if your water breaks and you’re going into labor in thisfree 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
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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You only have to go to the hospital ASAP if you tested positive for group B strep so that you can get your antibiotics.
Come on the only real reason -right- to wonder is you’ve been in the pool or shower
@dawner78 Unless you’re having baby at home, like we are
We just have to call the midwife! No stress 
awwww! what a cute kitty!
that is not actually true. You have the option of starting labor at home. You don’t have to go to the hospital until membranes have been ruptured for 24 hours. That is when it becomes PROM. Prolonged Rupture of Membranes. That is why she explains so much about not introducing anything into the vagina.
You’re the one giving me spelling lecture when you can’t even spell the word “what” properly. And it’s “you” and “are” not “u” and “r”. I wrote that comment 7 months ago, it was a simple mistake, and you’re calling me a “crappy dumb shit”. I believe you are the one that needs to get a life, finding stuff to pick on people for.
AND if you DID pay attention in the first 4 seconds, she says, and I quote;
“When you’re in labor and your water brokes”
Look at 0:01 to 0:04.
YOU are the “dumb ass”.
and yes..its not laber its labOr…YOU DUHHH….HAHAHAHA
dumbass she said ‘has broken’…wat a crappy dumb shit u r…haha…GET A LIFE U JEALOUS FREAK…HAHA
aww kitty =]
me sister has a lot of kids and she always knows shes ready to give burth when her husband gets threwn in jail.
This video is messed.. It repeats itself..
In the first 4 seconds she makes a mistake…
“When you’re in laber and your water brokes” Umm… Breaks? duh.
Good video – but one thing she left out is – IF your water has broken – YOU MUST go to the hospital ASAP.
thnx for the help x