Clary Sage and Jasmine?

Hi all, i'm almost due and have been told that clary sage and jasmine can start labour. Can anyone please tell me if they have tried it and did it work. I have been told i could go into labour anytime, so i am not taking any unnecessary risks.

Clary Sage and Jasmine?
I used clary sage and rosemary oils in my bath, where I spent all of my first stage of labour. My son was born after only 7 hours, and the midwife was sure that the oils were a contributing factor to how fast things went. It probably would have been a lot faster as well if I wasn't carrying a big baby.





Don't use it neat on your skin thoug, either sniff it from a tissue, use a burner, in the bath or as in a carrier oil for massage.
Reply:Dont mean to be rude in this answer but your partners sperm is a good activator for labour too. So you can do something you enjoy and start labour ! Double bouble !!
Reply:the baby will come when the baby is ready. but a long walk and a long bath could help. good luck
Reply:the best thing to do is have a curry! Sipcy food works. If not soak in a bath or go for a walk. Good Luck
Reply:aromatherapy essential oils have extremely powerful properties and I must stress that they should only be used by a qualified aromatherapist. Don,t put yourself and your baby at risk love.
Reply:hi hope your not in labour now lol. to your question idont think it will start you in labour but they do say scrubbing the kithen floor or a nice hot bath is good for stating labour. they even say a good bit of love making will do the job lol.so good luck and hope all goes well been there 3 times x
Reply:If you are almost due to deliver, it doesn't matter what you use as you cannot harm the child.
Reply:never tried that but sex is a good way to kick start labor as is spicy food, a long walk, or stimulating milk glands