How long will it take for the second baby to be born?

As policies gradually open up, many families are considering having a second child, because having one more child allows two children to grow up together and avoids the loneliness of one child. Contractions are more common during the second trimester, and usually occur a few months into the pregnancy. Depending on different physical conditions, the timing of contractions may also vary.

Even though many mothers have given birth to their first child, they still feel scared when they think about the pain of childbirth. So mother is the most important person in a child's life. So, compared to the first child, how long will it take to deliver the second child? At this time, pregnant women will inevitably feel scared. After all, the pain during childbirth is the most painful level the human body can experience.

In fact, generally speaking, it takes a longer time for mothers to give birth to their first child, and a shorter time when giving birth to their second child. However, many mothers still feel scared when they think about the pain of childbirth.

According to obstetric experts, the length of labor and delivery time is different for each person. It is also difficult to estimate the exact time of a person's delivery. However, under normal circumstances, the time from when the pregnant woman starts to feel labor pains until the baby is delivered is about thirteen to seventeen hours for a first-time mother giving birth to her first child, and the average time for a second child is between seven and nine hours. Therefore, it is not difficult to see that the birth time of the second child is much shorter than that of the first child.

However, the length of time it takes for a pregnant woman to give birth can be affected by many factors. There are two main factors: one is related to the birth canal of the pregnant woman, that is, the elasticity of the pregnant woman's pelvis, vagina and perineum will affect the length of delivery; the other is the pregnant woman's labor force, that is, the force of the uterine contraction that can expel the fetus from the body.

Under the mutual influence of these two factors, the time of delivery of pregnant women will be greatly affected. There are other factors that will affect the time of delivery. Although some pregnant women are in good conditions in all aspects, the mental impact caused by fear, anxiety, tension and other stress during delivery will lead to insufficient labor and prolonged delivery.