10 Tips on How to INDUCE LABOR ON YOUR OWN | NATURAL Ways to INDUCE Labor | Birth Doula | Lamaze

Looking for how to naturally induce labor, try these 10 tips!

If you’re desperately looking for HOW TO NATURALLY INDUCE LABOR, try these 10 tips on how to induce labor on your own. By the end of your pregnancy, you’re so ready to meet your baby and you may find yourself typing into “How to induce labor on my own” or “at home labor induction”. If that’s you, look no further! By the end of this video you’ll learn how to use acupressure to induce labor, aromatherapy to induce labor, a run down on hypnobirthing, and how to do nipple stimulation for labor induction. Hopefully one of these 10 tips for inducing labor will help baby start making his or her way out of your womb, but if not, remember that Baby sometimes has a mind of their own- and that’s OK too!

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[BridgetTeyler]

I hope these tips help you! Which tip sounds the most fun to you?? ;)

[maggieparr]

So idk if it was a combination of things or what but yesterday I was 39 weeks and 5 days. Used my birth ball a lot during the day just because it helped my hip pain. Went for a long walk. And made the midwives tea (unique flavor btw lol). Went to bed around 10. Woke up the next morning at 5 with painful contractions. Got to the hospital at 7 was already 6 cm dilated!! Delivered by 9! First baby too. It went by so quickly.


*update* just had my second baby 18 months later (close age gap I know). Followed everything I did the first time. Total labor this time around??? 1 hour 9 Ladies I’m telling you walking is literally the best thing!!! If you are not high risk and it is safe for you to do (I’m aware walking is not safe for all pregnancies I’m just sharing what worked for me) just walk. I only did 30 minutes this time around a couple times a week. I also have a 18 month old who kept me plenty busy my whole pregnancy but I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome. My baby was born 40 weeks and 1 day at 6.9 lbs. My water broke at 1232 am along with my mucus plug. Got to the hospital at 1255 he was born by 1:09 am.

[ameenahyoonas]

1. Let go of fears
2. Hypo body will follow mind
3. Exercise/be active
4. Birth ball
5. Acupressure (shin and hand) a couple of minutes every couple of hours
6. Nipple stimulation:5 min each side with 5 min break in middle for half hour: should be enjoyable
7. Essential oils: Clary sage and rosemary
8. Castor oil: 1 tbs every 24 hrs; stay hydrated bc of side effects
9. Midwives brew drink (recipe on video)
10. Sex

[Eagletwohead]

As a future father, I watched this video a few times to help my lady the best I can. Thank you

[morganawingate]

Bridget, your videos have been a treasure trove of forbidden knowledge! I've always been terrified of having a baby, and you've given me such confidence with my upcoming birth- I can't thank you enough. Peace, love and light to you!

[iljaziaida]

Dear Bridget, during my pregnancy I watched your videos on youtube and practiced with you. I gave birth 6 weeks ago and it was a beautiful experience. 3 hours after arriving at the hospital I had already given birth to a healthy, beautiful baby boy. The pain started at night around 4, at 5 my water broke, at 7 I was in the hospital, at 10 the boy was born. I followed your breathing exercises. Doula was beautiful, she led me through labor in a relaxed way and just said that I need to breat calmly and bring air to my stomach as hard as possible. I gave birth in a couple of push ups. No epidural and no injuries. My doula told me when to push and when to stop, which is why I didn't have any injuries, and this was my first birth! Thank you so much❤️

[MiraMincy]

If you’re not 37 weeks or more PLEASE do NOT try to induce yourself. You are not full term!!! Also, baby will come when they’re ready to come. Don’t force your baby to do anything it’s not ready to do. Exercise is the only thing i would suggest. Walk!

[alexandrashier]

"Labor Cocktail" worked amazing!

My water broke at 40 weeks in the middle of the night, no contractions before or after.
Went to my midwives the next day and we spent alot of the day trying different exersizes and natural ways to get contractions going, and nothing.
Eventually, we whipped up the nasty beverage and we sat in the family room relaxing and exactly an hour later I got my first contraction.
It was the best buildup to birth ever, just sat back and watched documentaries with ny husband and brought take out for supper, waiting to be dilated enough and baby was born 4.5 hours after that first contraction, it was great and im so thankful.

[neramd]

The birthing ball worked. I tried doing that one evening... When I was about to go to bed.. Labor started.. And it progressed really fast. Total labor 7 hours

[muggledoreIsVIP]

Hi Bridget! I just wanted to say that your videos have helped me a lot during labor and delivery. I did most of these tips and the birthing ball exercises you've recommended and had active labor pains within 2hrs and had a normal delivery 5hrs after. My birthing experience was so much better this time around, thanks to your tips! ♡

[veronicav]

Just a word of warning to anyone wanting to try the labor cocktail.

**trigger**

It works. Really well. The contractions started 2 hrs after I drank it and started hard and fast. My placenta started to abrupt and we both almost died. I don’t recommend. Please don’t do this. And I didn’t even vomit or have diarrhea. Just very violent contractions. Please please just wait for natural labor if you can or ask your doctor to induce you.

[mama.bear.]

39+1 and I'm so ready to meet our baby girl and get my body back 😩😩 xx

[annayu]

I watched this video on a Friday night when my baby was 39w6d, I wanted to start labor, not wanting to be overdue or induced, I tried the tips, and I had my blood show on Saturday morning, my contraction started mild from Saturday morning, and getting stronger and stronger, I went to hospital to check to Check on Saturday night but only 1cm dilated so I was sent back, however, my contraction didn’t stop, it increased from Saturday midnight till Sunday noontime, it was very painful by Sunday noontime so I called and went to hospital, when I arrived hospital I was checked and told I was 7cm dilated! 4hours later, I had my cutest baby in my arm. I used the breathe techniques that Bridget taught and it worked. Bridget had informative and great videos, thank you Bridgett! ❤

[arielleadams]

Meet baby? More like “Get this baby out of me!” Let’s be real here.

[annabianca]

Thanks so much for those great tips! I am 39 weeks and 4 days pregnant and while a week ago I was like please stay in, now I am way too excited for her to finally lay in my arms. Let's get this started! :)

[JennaQuinter]

Honestly I’m 38 week pregnant and feel great lol I’m just praying all things go well. I’m grateful for the breathing techniques and I’m going to try without meds

[mercyketer]

Bridget I'm here to say thank you, all the way from Kenya. I was following your chanel closely and ooh my, had a positive birth experience because of everything I learnt from you. Thank you 🙏🏾 my body listened to my brain 🧠 you're a gem. I hope other women, especially First time moms find your chanel.

[lilmissshakz]

I'm exactly 38 weeks and have an induction booked at 41 weeks but want to do anything to avoid it so I can have a natural birth! Going to start trying these asap!

[aturner]

Clary sage oil sped up my slowing labour, avoided the drip! Very happy about that. It helped 2 of my friends into labour

[chanteljonker]

My midwife said that castor oil is dangerous because it may work but if it makes your stomach run its likely to make babies tummy run and them pooing in the womb can be extremely dangerous for them so i would rather stay away from castor oil but the other tips sound great. Thank you for this and for all your other videos :)