This is a prospective randomized double blinded study to compare Laminaria and misoprostol in cervical ripening for induction of labor. Study participants are 100 pregnant women, 18 to 45 years old that randomly divide into two equal groups, 1 (Misoprostol) and 2( Laminaria). Both drugs are used in patients with unfavorable cervix (0-2 centimeters dilatation and 0-30% effacement). Patients on admission, 6 hours later and then every 2 hours undergo vaginal examination. Person who will perform the first exam and use the drug is different with someone who would do next exams. Second examiner and also the patients are not aware of the type of the drug. Women With rupture of membranes, severe preeclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction and non-cephalic presentation are excluded. Misoprostol, 25 microgram suppositories, are applied intravaginally in posterior fornix. After 6 hours second dose is repeated if dilatation change does not occur. Laminaria is placed into the cervix intravaginally and it will be removed after 6 hours by first examiner and it is used also in one dose. In cases of 2-3 Centimeters dilatation, labor will be continued otherwise, oxytocin is used in both groups. Induction-to-delivery interval, fetal distress, cesarean sections rate, tick meconium and uterine hyperstimulation will be examined in both groups of the study. Finally, results will be analyzed.