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Bump dropped

Hi guys just wandering if anyone can help I'm 36 weeks pregnant with my 3rd baby but I went over due with my first two and had sections this time my bump dropped big time over the past few days but I'm due to be brought in for a section in 3 weeks time and jus wondering is it natural for the bump to drop this soon
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I've dropped two separate times this pregnancy. For about 3 weeeka halfway through my daughter engaged and was 'dropped' she popped right back up as she got bigger and just dropped back again for a day or two last week.

With my first she'd drop down for a day then pop back up...the day before I went into she was up high again.

While having baby dropped has it perks at least for me it means absolutely nothing about labor bein soon. My kids wait till my water breaks before they 'engage'
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I'm nearing  38 weeks and will be having a vbac this time. At church yesterday a girlfriends pointed out that mine has dropped. I'm not sure if it was the skirt I was wearing or what, but I don't feel I like he has dropped.
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Yeah. Your bump can drop at any time. Doesn't necessarily mean labor is going to happen soon
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Awh brilliant thank you so much hopefully our little Princess will be the same. I can breath a sigh of relief people had me worried with stories
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Awh thanks guys just never dropped this low this early so was starting to worry because everyone was saying I'd go early it's a relief to hear yer comments
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