Kate Middleton, Prince William Baby: Duchess Of Cambridge Might Have To Get Induced, She Wants A 'Natural Labor?' [VIDEO]
The Duchess of Cambridge has yet to give birth to her second child and it appears there may have to be a change of plans with the delivery.
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On Wednesday, Hollywood Life pointed out that Kate Middleton may have to get induced since she's past her due date. Apparently, this may have caused some stress for the family, but the duchess might be taking it all fairly well.
"George's birth was so easy and straightforward, but this time, it's been nothing but drama," a source told In Touch, referring to Middleton's first child. "The days running up to her labor should have been stress-free for Kate. But while events caused William to panic, his wife kept calm, showing bravery and poise right up to the birth."
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Prince William may have been a bit stressed over his second baby not being born on his or her due date, and his wife's doctor is reportedly suggesting that she gets induced. But Middleton may not want to go down that path.
"Her doctor doesn't like his patients to be more than a week late and advises them to be induced," the source said. "All Kate wanted was a natural labor like she had with George."
The site then pointed out that if Middleton is still confident in having a natural birth, then there are a couple things to help speed the process. This includes spicy food and having sex.
