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1658855 tn?1335211819

32 week and baby still in breech position !!

Hey ladies,
I am 32 week pregnant and my baby is still in breech position.When baby should move in head down position ?
when you guys saw your baby flipping? should i be worried ?  
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4020799 tn?1355825570
My little girl was still transverse (across ways) when i went for my 28 week check. I dont know if ive felt her turn or not cos it still feels like shes across ways! Im 30 week today, ill be seeing my midwife again at 31 + 4 so ill see how shes positioned then! As long as she turns head down in time for bein born ill be happy lol
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A girl I worked with baby was breeched until 39 weeks she said her doctor was going to do a c section if she didn't turn and a week before she was due she turned. Then her doctor wanted to induce her and the day before her induction she started labor on her own.. my baby has been head down since 22 weeks so I'm not sure if she's going to do anything else but stay that way lol
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2020005 tn?1628125976
Mine also didn't turn til 35+ weeks.
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My little guy didn't move to vertex until almost 37 weeks. The doctor said if he didn't move on his own by 37 that they can try to manually turn him. You still have time for baby to move on his or her own though :)
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