Weeks 37 – 40

Your clinician will discuss options for your birth based on your unique history and situation

An episiotomy can help deliver the baby or prevent muscles and skin from tearing, but it is not needed for most births

Many women may have an option to try a vaginal birth after having a cesarean delivery

It can be a surreal experience to have the baby home with you. Know you can do it.

Learn about caring for your baby in the hospital

Learn more about options and preferences for your birth experience

Episiotomies are uncommon, but tearing can occur, especially with your first child

Learn about the various stages of labor

Common questions about baby's positions

Learn more about tracking your baby's movement