There is no correlation between the time of labor and the time of delivery. Generally, first-time mothers deliver 1-2 weeks after the baby is in labor, but menstruating mothers may not actually be in labor until after labor has started. After labor, the mother may feel a drop in her abdomen and experience increased food intake, frequent urination and urgency. There is no clear time relationship between labor and labor, and it does not necessarily mean that labor will start within a certain period of time after labor starts, for example, some women who are in labor start to labor before their due date or labor starts, and some women even start to labor about 3-4 weeks before labor. If a woman has vaginal bleeding or painful abdominal contractions, she should go to the obstetrics department of the hospital promptly. It is advisable to regulate the breathing rate and maintain a calm state of mind after the onset of labor, as well as to observe the signs of labor, and the company of family members is essential during this period.