
By 11p.m. her contractions were lasting a minute and were coming every 7-8 minutes. Every time they came she breathed heavily in and out to ease her pains. I encouraged her to keep her water bottle filled and to drink lots to keep hydrated.
By 3 a.m. her contractions were still going steadily but had increased in intensity. Kiri called her Mum and her sister to come around. Her mum was a great support as all mothers are, comforting her.
By 5 a.m. she called for us to massage her lower back. She complained of wanting to go to the toilet for a No. 2 but her mother said that was a sign that the baby was just about ready to come out. I guess around 6 a.m. she would have been in the transition stage of labour.
At 7.30 a.m. Kiri's pain had become very intense so I decided to call our midwife. She said for me to get the pool ready and that they would be around within the hour.
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