Most first-time moms go past their due date. Most first-time moms have really long labor. So I just

kept repeating that in my head. So the night before started feeling stronger, Brexton Hicks,

and I told my husband, I kind of joke, we were going to bed. It was probably 10 p.m.

And I joked, I was like, hey, so like I might wake you up in the middle of the night and be in labor.

And he got this look like, oh my god, is it happening? Are you in labor? And I was like, no, but like

things feel a little different. Like, I feel a little like, I don't want to say cramps,

but you know when your period is just about to start and you start to feel a little achy.

You're listening to the Mommy Liburners podcast where you'll gain the knowledge and confidence

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week's episode. Happy Monday, you guys. And oh, my goodness, do I have a birth story for you this

week? This week on the MLN podcast, I am sharing a twin birth story, but not the kind of twin birth

story that you were thinking of. No, this mom, or should I say moms, or not pregnant with twins,

I had Sierra and Haley on the podcast this week. And they are twins. Yeah. Okay. So let me explain.

Sierra and Haley are identical twin sisters who had their first babies born within one week of

each other. You guys, how crazy is that? And hold on to your hats. These stories are wild. I don't

want to spoil the episode too much for you guys, but let's just say that this episode may have been

longer than both of their labors combined. Okay. Let's get into the episode.

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