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32w n still babies r in heads up position.. worried

Hi ladies. I am 32w4d with twins. I am worried abt position of my babies. They are so up there that I can even touch their heads sometime. I wonder when they will go down and will it any space for them now to change d position as they might be heavy n they are 2 ? Or I will b having c section at the end ?
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Btw I will try that music idea too to encourage them, thnx ladies.
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Thnx mommas. I feel everything natural will do something too. Hope for best for my babies and wish they don't get prob to come out. Fingers crossed :).
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They can still flip and twist. Unless you're at risk for preterm labor, they aren't worried for another couple of weeks.  My Twin A flipped all around, My Twin B stayed transverse in my ribs, the whole pregnancy!! I had them prematurely. Twin A was a vaginal natural birth, Twin B was a emergency csection. Dont worry, unless your doctor is worried. Every woman & pregnancy is not the same.. Congratulations on your bundles!! :-)
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Im 32 weeks with twins an my twins has already turn you should try playin music like@giraffe1020 said it may help
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I don't know about twins but my doctor didn't start checking position until 35 weeks. Maybe play some music on earphones for them and place it low to encourage them to turn? I think there may be other searchable things to encourage them yo turn
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