What are the top signs that im going into labor?

A few signs...but:: You should talk to your ob, maternity nurse or midwife! so, for example: you pass the mucus plug in your cervix; you have braxton-hicks contractions as often as once every 20 minutes (these are "practice labor pains); your water breaks--go to the hospital for delivery immediately. Other signs are subtler--you feel your baby carrying much lower down. But talk to your ob, now.

Labor: Cyclical cramping pain, bloody show loss of mucus plug and rupture of membranes "water breaking".

Painful contractions: Regular painful contractions with cervical change is indicative of being in labor. Confirmation of labor usually requires an evaluation of someone who can assess cervical dilation. One can assess the frequency of their contractions from the pain and/or the palpation of their uterus. If unsure, contact physician and/or seek evaluation.