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31weeks pregnant :/


Hey, i have a question. I have 31weeks pregnant, and  i feel more pressure in my uterus  and feel the baby moving down, pushing down. The doctor say the bby have the head down but she isnt ready to born so i have to do rest. Is normal that my bby is already head down ?
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I'm 31 weeks currently & at 29 weeks is when I felt a lot of pressure below.. I was freaking out because I thought the baby would try coming early. However, I did some research and got more informed & they say the baby turns all the time so nothing to worry about. Just make sure you don't start feeling any kind of unbareable pain. This week my baby seems to be very active & I feel him just squirming and switching positions it sort of excites me now :)
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8572167 tn?1398761519
Im 32 weeks and my baby is still kicking my sides I think he is transverse lying sideways every know and then I feel kicks under my breast bone and down low but for the most part he still loves my left and right side he has plenty of time to get in the head down position and I pray that he does I don't want c section since I'm a first time mom that means c sections will most likely be my only option for following pregnancies.
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8216409 tn?1405754433
I'm 31 weeks also
My baby's head has been down since we weeks
And I already dropped.
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My baby has been head down at every ultrasound since I was 20 weeks.
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Better to me.. im the same weeks baby not feeling.that...active
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