Is Kate Middleton trying to induce labor by swimming with Prince George at Queen Elizabeth’s Buckingham Palace swimming pool? Pregnant Kate Middleton is not less than 4-7 days past her due date – but she was spotted on Tuesday April 28 driving out and about in England. Prince William’s wife was seen driving with Prince George in her Range Rover into the Buckingham Palace gates with a massive security team. According to reports Kate Middleton was taking George to Queen Elizabeth’s covered pool for a mother and son swimming lesson, and possibly trying to kick-start her labor.
Swimming is an age-old remedy that is said to induce labor for pregnant women when they are past their due date. Although the doctors at St. Mary’s are reportedly making plans to medically induce the Duchess of Cambridge – it clearly isn’t scheduled for today or else she wouldn’t be out and about and driving around Prince George. Kate confirmed that her due date was “middle to end of April” and the month is practically over, there is no doubt in our minds that the overly pregnant Princess is willing to try anything to help her go in to labor with her and William’s new baby, she can’t be comfortable at this point.
So, here’s to hoping that Kate Middleton’s water breaks while she is swimming in the Palace’s pool with baby George. The media and people of England are impatiently waiting outside of St. Mary’s in Paddington for Kate Middleton’s arrival and word that she is in labor. The doctors at St. Mary’s don’t let their patients typically go a week past their due date without medically inducing labor, so if Kate’s trip to the swimming pool is unsuccessful she could be called in at any time to be induced by the doctors.
How crazy is it that Kate Middleton still hasn’t given birth to her and Prince William’s new baby? Have you ever heard of swimming to induce labor, do you think it will work? How much longer will the doctors let her go past her due date before they induce her at St. Mary’s? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
