if two previous babies were early would third be..?

Question

had an emergency c section 2 and half weeks early with first
waters went 2 week early with my second
7 months pregnant with my third and have to have a pre booked section this time, do you think maybe this one will be early like the others
i know its different each time but just wondered if any one had all theirs early..

obviously i am concerned for her health..
maybe you should get a life.. you know, one of your own.. numpty

Answer 1

every pregnancy is different it would be impossible to predict

Answer 2

Well, you already know that you cant predict when you will go into labor, and that each one is different. But, my girlfriend had emergency c-sect with the first one-about 2 months early. With her 2nd and 3rd, she went about 2 weeks early. My sis-in law had first one 3 weeks early, and second one a month early. So yes, there are others out there who have been early too.

Answer 3

I read something about the trends in labor a while back and it said that your body tries to do the same things over and over with labor. (it doesn't always work, I had severe back labor with my first and felt hardly nothing with my second) but anyway, It said that if you deliver early then your daughter (when she is ready to have children) has a greater chance of doing the same thing. My sisters first child came at 7 1/2 months her second came at 6 1/2 months and her 3rd was at 42 weeks so maybe thats a pattern you will go in. Good luck, hope everything is fine and enjoy your little one.

Answer 4

Women are at greatest risk for premature labor if:
1. They are pregnant with multiples
2. They have had a previous premature birth
3. They have certain uterine or cervical abnormalities

Medical risk factors include:
1. Recurring bladder and/or kidney infections
2. Urinary tract infections, vaginal infections, and sexually transmitted infections
3. Infection with fever (greater than 101 degrees F) during pregnancy
4. Unexplained vaginal bleeding after 20 weeks of pregnancy
5. Chronic illness such as high blood pressure, kidney disease or diabetes
6. Multiple first trimester abortions or one or more second trimester abortions
7. Underweight or overweight before pregnancy
8. Clotting Disorder (thrombophilia)
9. Being Pregnant with a single fetus after in vitro fertilization (IVF)
10. Short time between pregnancies (less than 6-9 months between birth and beginning of the next pregnancy)

Lifestyle risks for premature labor include:
1. Little or no prenatal care
2. Smoking
3. Drinking alcohol
4. Using illegal drugs
5. Domestic violence, including physical, sexual or emotional abuse
6. Lack of social support
7. High levels of stress
8. Low income
9. Long working hours with long periods of standing

Answer 5

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Answer 6

not necessarily, my 1st was 10 days early, 2nd 4 days late 3rd 2 days early. as u say each one is different. good luck xx

Answer 7

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Answer 8

I have 5 kids; number one arrived on the day she was due;
number 2 went a week overdue;
number three arrived three weeks early;
number four came on the day he was due;
and number five took us by surprise by arriving three weeks early!
You just never can tell!

Answer 9

I don`t know if your 3rd baby will be born early but i just wanted to say don`t listen to that Anna Nicole wannabe ...what a loser .

Good Luck and congratulations x

Answer 10

yes the possibility is quite high u r better preparing 4 its early coming.good luck.

Answer 11

No - as you said each pregnancy is different. Good luck x