When you're being induced BEFORE labour has begun, your body can take a while to be "receptive" of the synthetic hormones which can impact on the time of your labour.
Some Women just need a little "push" with Synto and it gets the ball rolling.
So I guess depending on whether you are induced or start labour spontaneously this time, it may or may not impact on the length of your labour.
Regardless, you've laboured and dilate previously so assuming that all other factors are "in order" (ie position of baby ect) you may have a shorter labour this timeNo promises though
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No promises though
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