What time of day did your labor start?

Question

Either when your contractions started or water broke
(And were not induced)

Answer

1st born early labor started 12pm went into active labor 12am he came at 3am 
2nd born went into labor at 6am he came at 8.30am

Answer

Probably 3pm. Very inconsistent. 
By 9pm I was starting to time them. 
By 11 I was panicking.
By 12 my bloody show was happening and I was on the phone with the hospital. 
By 2:30 I was in my room
By 4:30 they broke my water
By 7ish baby was out.

Answer

Water never broke, but light contractions started around 2 am and I went to the hospital around 3 pm and found out I was 4 cm dilated already!

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First was 1am the night before I gave birth. 6pm 
Second my water broke at 4-5ish am gave birth about noon.

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Water broke with my first son while bouncing on an exercise ball at 38 weeks , it was 8pm at night . I went to the hospital at 9pm and didn’t have him til 3:09pm the next day

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Consistent Contractions started about 8pm and I went into the hospital at 2:30 am

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With both my kids contractions started about 2/3am had my daughter 4days later prodromal labor at 11:23pm and my son had him the very next night after first contraction so started up at about 3am so 24 hour labor with him

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Middle of the night everything happened over the span of a few hours-started having consistent contractions, water broke and had bloody show by 3am.

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I had prodromal labor for 4 days. I had contractions every night for 4 nights in a row until finally the last night they didn’t stop and my water broke at 11pm. My baby wasn’t born until 3pm the next day so it was a very very long and exhausting night, morning & afternoon

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All were at night for me (all 5)

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