There are lots of reasons labor might need a nudge. Here's how providers induce labor, and what it might look like for you.

A doctor may recommend inducing labor to avoid complications for the pregnant person or fetus. Read about the reasons for induction, methods, and risks.

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, recently released a video from her pregnancy showing her dancing in attempts to induce labor. While anecdotal evidence supports such practices, scientific research is ...

Meghan's Claim: Can Dancing Induce Labor? Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is back in the news this week in a podcast discussing her viral "baby mama" video.

Dilation is usually gradual, and there are many ways to encourage it, including sexual stimulation, laughing, and using an exercise ball. Learn more here.

If pregnant women want to naturally induce labor — they can skip the Starbucks drive-thru and instead opt for light exercise, acupuncture, sex and snack on dates to get things moving and ...

There are some natural ways to induce labor. If your due date is here, read this and talk to your doctor about what's right for you.

What can you do to naturally induce labor? This article discusses relaxing, having sex, exercising or stretching, and other natural ways to get those contractions going.

Wondering how to induce labor at home? Find out if it’s right for you and the risks involved. Also, learn when it’s safe to induce, natural ways to do so, and more.

At 40 weeks pregnant, one mom tried sprinting to induce labor—and it actually worked. Her hilarious TikTok has gone viral.

Experts recommend waiting until at least 39 weeks for delivery to ensure the best outcomes for both you and your baby. Still, ...