Another mom here encouraging you to remember that you, the patient, are the one who makes the final decision regarding induction -- due dates are NOT exact. You can refuse induction and instead ask for expectant management (waiting, watching, if necessary or if it'd make you feel better, non stress tests and biophysical profiles). Personally, I went to 41 weeks with my first baby and 43 weeks (yes, 43) with my second - both were spontaneous, unmedicated, natural labors. I had to refuse induction 3 times for my 2nd baby and sign a letter in which I was going "against medical advice" even though all the tests showed that both me and my baby (and my placenta!) were fine. You know what? My son was born when *he* was ready, and he was exactly on time, NOT late in ANY way. If I'd agreed to induction at 40 weeks, he would have been too early.
So listen to your "mama instincts" and tune into your baby, treat yourself right (relaxing things, massage, yoga, long baths, drinking enough fluids, eating well, etc.), and trust your body and your baby. I hope you have a wonderful birth and babymoon!