For those who undergo routine and regular obstetric examination during pregnancy without any high-risk factors, and who are not in labor at 40 weeks of pregnancy, they can continue to wait for labor observation, and if they are still not in labor at 41 weeks, they need to be admitted to the hospital to induce labor. For pregnant women who have not started contractions at 40 weeks of pregnancy, they should be evaluated by an obstetrician, and if there are no indications for termination, they can continue to wait for labor observation, count the fetal movements, and accurately verify the week of gestation. 41 weeks of pregnancy and still not in labor, if there are no contraindications to transvaginal labor and delivery, they should be admitted to the hospital to deliver, and different methods of induction of labor can be selected based on the degree of cervical ripeness. For those who have not initiated contractions at 40 weeks of gestation, fast walking and yoga balls can be used to promote fetal entry and cervical ripening. In special cases such as gestational diabetes mellitus, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, scarred uterus, etc., the obstetrician should develop an individualized delivery method and timing of termination.