Thanks for highlighting the main points in my video 💕🙏 That will be very handy for women xxx

I try my best to reply to everyone if I can! So if you do have any questions let me know 🌹😁

Glad the video has helped you Katie and I hope your baby's birth goes well ❤️

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Thank you so much for your kind message. Glad the video had helped you 💖

Don't bother! Just relax and ask someone else to do it for you 😆

@@HypnobirthingWithAnja lol I couldn’t help it actually I’m clean right now 💀💀

@@lilyslush don't over do it! I went mad washing my curtains at 3am 🤦 Hope you rest afterwards ❤️

@@HypnobirthingWithAnja lol no ma’am I was thinking of doing that but then I was liiikkeeeee noooopeeee so today it was the living room and kitchen tomorrow will be my sons room and the bathroom lol a little goes a long way here

Fortunately I have two cats that make sure I am resting enough 😍 37+1 today and can't wait to meet my little girl very soon!

Hi Cynthia, it sounds like Braxton Hicks contractions. If you are finding it hard to breathe though, I would go to the doctor to get checked out. 💕

Same thing is happening to me at 38+ weeks! So scary at night with the pain!!😢

Hi Ashley, it sounds like your labour has started if you're having contractions. Because I'm not a doctor I can't give you any medical advice. However, from what I know, you are meant to tell a doctor if your waters break and contractions haven't started within 24 hours or your labour isn't progressing because it is said that there may be risk of infection to a baby in the womb. However, if you're at home you and your baby are considered to be at less risk of infection because you're not in a hospital where there are lots of people and germs. I hope your free birth goes well. Do contact someone if you think you need extra medical advice though 😍❤️

Hi Brenda, BH contractions feel like abdominal tightening, like the skin and muscles go all tense over your entire baby bump. Baby kicks should feel more like a rummaging around inside your tummy and more jolting plus often felt in a certain area of the tummy rather. Hope that helps! I can't really think of any other way of describing it x

You're welcome ❤️

Hi honey, it could be prodromal labour. That is a period of time where you experience contractions but then they disappear completely. I had this at week 37 & 38 of my pregnancy. It's probably just a sign that your baby is fully engaged and your cervix, baby and womb are getting geared up for labour to begin really soon. Are your contractions coming and going then disappearing or have things been progressing and you're noticing that the contractions are getting closer together? I didn't understand if you were telling me that the cramping is lasting 15-20 mins and going on constantly for that length of time or whether you are noticing this cramping every 15-20 mins. Please let me know x

@@HypnobirthingWithAnja thank you for your quick response. I’ve also started seeing my mucus plug too. I’m in between 38-39 weeks too.

@@preciousamos976 ah ok! It's probably a sign that your body is getting ready for things to begin. Doesn't sound like real labour yet x

@@preciousamos976 just keep monitoring what is happening and how regular the sensations are. 💕

Thanks Ma’am

Usually the diarrhoea happens a few days before or on the day of labour. The lower belly cramps are usually a sign of early labour and the start of the cervical dilation phase. ❤️

Ohh when the Dr checked me today, she said I wasn't dilating yet plus the baby still has to move down some more. 38+3 days today. Do u have any tips on how to open cervix?

@@amazinglifeadventures your cervix will open in its own time but you can go for walks, have sex & eat dates. They are all meant to help open up the cervix. ❤️

Thanks so much for replying!🙏🤗

@@amazinglifeadventures you're welcome! 🤗 Also check out my induce labour naturally video series here (the tips will help but don't overdo it- trust your body and your baby's timings): kzfaq.info/sun/PLFP-bmfHKnIalMriUKaBrI9g-ABx6w-TU

I hope everything goes well for you with your baby's birth 🌹💕

@@HypnobirthingWithAnja Thank you... I hope everything will be fine. Just all i wanna is to be natural

I'm so sorry! It wasn't my intention to trigger you in any way when I created this video. Most women will not vomit in labour. Ways to prevent it include staying hydrated and not forgetting to eat little and often. Often an empty stomach can be a trigger for feeling or being sick in labour. Sometimes it's hormonal. Anyway, please accept my apologies for the trigger the video has caused you x

@@HypnobirthingWithAnja lol it's okay, i am just super nauseous, i appreciate all the other information provided!

@@blakenelson5073 Hi! I know! When you are nauseous, it doesn't help seeing visuals of someone being sick so I totally understand! I hope your pregnancy nausea goes away soon! How many weeks pregnant are you right now? 💕