The child is usually born 2 to 3 weeks after the primiparous woman enters the pelvis. Usually, after the fetus in the abdomen is in the pelvis, the pregnant mother will feel a falling sensation in the abdomen, and the child may be born soon. The child is usually born about 2 to 3 weeks after the fetus is in the pelvis for first-time mothers. In the case of second or multiple births, the expectant mother may go into labor anytime after the fetus is in the pelvis. Pregnant mothers should pay attention to their due date as well as the signs of labor, such as regular contractions, vaginal redness, etc. If amniotic fluid outflow occurs, they need to seek medical attention promptly. As soon as possible after the fetus is in the womb, expectant mothers are advised to bring along their prepared waiting bags and go to the hospital where they have made an appointment in advance to wait for the delivery, so as to prepare for a smooth delivery. If the water has not yet broken, the mother can take a shower at home and change into comfortable clothes before going to the hospital. If your water has broken, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid the danger of the fetus being deprived of oxygen.