First labor compared to second?

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this is my second pregnancy . 38 weeks and wondering how your first labor compared to the second.

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following as well, I'm due in a couple weeks and I hope it's as always as the first

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It was completely different I wouldn't say easier though with my first I was three weeks over and had no progress signs or show until I woke up in labor and everything jumped into gear very fast and painful I had him about 10 hours. My second was a week early and showed all signs for weeks before including prodromul labor I got sent home at 12am with contractions 4 minutes apart but no progress labored on my couch in and out of sleep till 9 am and went back to the hospital at 10 with contractions 2 minutes apart and had him in an hour by 11 it was way to fast and the very kind nurse delivered him. Neither were easy but both very different

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First labor started 3am and I gave birth 12pm. So 9 hours. 
Second labor started 3:30am and I gave birth at 10pm. 19 hours. 
My second labor was longer, however the delivery was a quicker. He came out in 3 pushes whereas with my first my husband said I was pushing for almost an hour.

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My second delivery was faster. My first baby was posterior (face up) with my first and I was also induced. All in all it was a quick labor but I had to push longer due to him being sunny side up. 
Second was face down and active labor was less than three hours (this is estimated as I never made it to the hospital). Baby girl came out after three or four pushes. I worked out like crazy with my second pregnancy though so that may have had some bearing. 
They say genetics play a huge role in the speed of delivery.

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Following as well. I was induced with first. 35+6 now

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Following

First labor compared to second?

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