(A) Dilation stage: uterine contractions cause dilation of the cervix; (B) expulsion stage: birth, ...

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(A) Dilation stage: uterine contractions cause dilation of the cervix; (B) expulsion stage: birth, or expulsion, of the baby; (C) placental stage: delivery of the placenta.

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