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Introduction to the 3 Stages of Labour

What are the different phases of stages of labour

The first stage involves the 3 phases of labour - early, active and transitional phases which end with the dilation of the cervix.  The second stage encompasses the delivery and ends at the birth of the baby.  The third and final stage involves the afterbirth, or the delivery of the placenta. This whole process takes about 14 hours in first pregnancies and under 8 hours in second time mothers.

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