What does it mean to dream your going into labor while pregnant?

Answer 1

Since your already pregnant dreaming about going into labor isn't really strange and really just shows that you think about your pregnancy a lot.

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It is entirely normal for a pregnant woman to dream about going into labor. In fact, recent studies have shown that pregnant mothers who have frightening dreams about delivery actually have easier deliveries with less complications than mothers who do not have bad dreams. The theory is that the fearful dreams release tension and allow the pregnant moms to "rehearse" problems before they can occur in waking life. So dreaming about your unborn child, labor and delivery is good, even when the dreams are scary.

Answer 2

The meaning of this dream depends on whether or not the dreamer is pregnant. If so, then the dream is very normal, related to the hormonal changes in the body, and serves an important function of preparing the dreamer for actual labour. Alternatively, if the dreamer is NOT pregnant, the dream probably relates to some idea, project or task that the dreamer is trying to bring into existence. In other words, the "baby" is the idea or project that the dreamer is struggling to "deliver."

God could be sending you a sign. It depends.

Answer 3

You are going through a hard time. For a girl to dream about pregnancy it is an Oman that others are going to help solve problems, and for a woman, only patience can help you achieve your ambitions.

Answer 4

This dream suggests that the dreamer is out of touch with her own body, or perhaps that she refuses to take care of her own needs until a crisis occurs. The pregnancy might represent her own physical or emotional development.

Answer 5

It depends on the level of meaning. It could be about literal pregnancy. Maybe you have a pregnant friend and you discussed it recently. Or, you could be pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or afraid that you are pregnant.

On the symbolic level, it could mean that something you have worked hard to obtain is about to happen. For instance, if you are a writer, then you could be "pregnant" with ideas, and you are close to getting a book published. Or maybe you have worked hard for a company and just know deep inside that a promotion and/or raise is just around the corner.

Answer 6

This seems to be an example of a typical pregnancy dream. Your subconscious mind uses dreams to "practice" the experience of childbirth. Often these dreams will present worst-case scenarios, in which something goes wrong during labor or delivery. This is not any prediction of real problems but simply your mind's preparation for the actual even. Studies have shown that women who experience nightmares of such problems tend to have easier deliveries with fewer complications. See link attached below.

Answer 7

If you are pregnant, it is natural and healthy to dream about your approaching labor. As you are aware, there is no way to control the onset of labor, and if you plan to continue working through your pregnancy, it is natural to have some anxiety about going into labor while you are on the job. Your dream expresses this concern, but it also serves the useful purpose of warning you to be prepared for this possibility. Although the dream does NOT necessarily predict any future event, you would be wise to talk with your supervisor and coworkers about what you will need if labor begins while on the job. You should also prepare a bag of necessities to have ready just in case you need to be moved directly from your workplace to the hospital or birthing location.

Answer 8

If the dreamer is a pregnant woman, then a dream such as this is entirely normal. It represents hormonal changes that prepare both body and mind for the approaching delivery.

... If the dreamer is not pregnant, the dream suggests anticipation of the completion of some difficult task, along with the effort required to make that happen.