Hey ladies! Tell me, have you ever had that feeling that you were going to give birth today or tomor…

My back has started to ache, it wasn't like this before.

On my due date, 40.0, I felt pressure and a "heavy bottom" feeling all day, but I didn't think it was labor until the very end. Before bed, I had a terrible bout of diarrhea, and even though I knew it could be a sign of labor, I still thought I'd eaten something bad 🤦️.
In the morning, I woke up with contractions every 3 minutes, and by the time we got to the hospital, I was already 9cm dilated!

Nothing indicated it

No

I felt it every day starting from 38 weeks. I gave birth at 41 weeks, and even then, they had to use a C-section to get the baby out.

Woke up to go to the bathroom at night. Then I sat on the bed and thought, "Well, I've done everything. Time to give birth." I lay down and realized it was wet. My water broke 🫣🤔🤣. So I gave birth about 5 hours later. With my daughter, I went to the hospital on my due date. I was so scared of going overdue. The day before, I "entertained" my husband to try and induce labor. No contractions at all. But when I was checked, I was already 4 cm dilated. Gave birth 6 hours later.

This only happened during my first pregnancy. My mucus plug came out brownish, and I knew I was going to give birth any day now!)

Lena I had that at 3 weeks, though I managed without a C-section :)

2 doves flew onto the windowsill in my room. There weren't any before, so I immediately knew I'd give birth that night. And just like that, it happened!

From 40 weeks pregnant, I felt like every day was the day, but nope, even at 42 weeks it took a lot of effort and coaxing to get things going!

You're so far along, you're going to give birth any day now. What other feelings could there be?

With my first, I felt like my pelvic bones were really spreading apart. And my son was restless all night before that, as if he was getting into the right position. I told the doctors, and they said, 'Nope, your cervix is hard as a rock, you won't be giving birth anytime soon.' That same evening my water broke, so off I went with a cervix that was hard as a rock, which the doctors didn't want to soften beforehand.