Did you know you were having your baby because you had your water break?

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My water broke at 39+2. I had to be induced.

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Nope. All 3 of my labors started with contractions. & no I wasnt induced.

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I woke up vomiting with pain in my upper abdomen at 38wks 6days. I called L&D and they advised me to come in. After running labs, they determined that I had HELLP syndrome. I was induced and delivered naturally that day.

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My first, I went to the er because of severe pain on my side that was constant. I was 3cm and bulging so they broke it and I had her 4 hours later. My twins I was induced and they broke it to put a thing to measure on baby As head. My youngest, I had the ballon and they took it out the next morning I was 5 so they broke it.

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my water broke prematurely spontaneously at 36+5, i had to be induced.

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My water broke while I was pushing. I didn’t know I was in labor I just thought I was having back pains. My doctor told me the back pains were actually contractions and I was having back labor. Which sucked. It sucked a lot 😂

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My first I was in labor and went to the hospital, it broke an hour after I arrived while rocking on a rocking chair. 
My second, it was two hours after having my membranes swept. I was watching a funny movie and cracking up and having contractions and this one was like a “sploosh”. Flood gates opened.

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My first it broke when contractions were 2 mins apart and I was at 6cm, had her about an hour or so later. My second it broke right when I wanted to start pushing

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Only with my 3rd

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I had contractions/period pain feeling first. Then went in to the hospital and they ‘accidentally’ broke my water by checking my cervix 😂
Then the pain went from 0-100 very very quickly.

Did you know you were having your baby because you had your water break?

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