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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Maya Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 March 2008 at 6:42pm
I'd be keen to try a vaginal birth if this bub is extended breech, but given how big my babies are it might not be an option. Both gremlins were footling breech at one stage but they turned earlyish.

I think texting your m/w is a good idea Wendz, it can't do any harm and better safe than sorry.
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Originally posted by cuppatea cuppatea wrote:

Actually I was given that option even though Spencer was my first, but strongly advised not to take it. In hindsight he had a tiny head and was only 6lb 2 so I probably could have done it. (vaginal birth that is)


Lucky! I wasn't given that option - seems there aren't many people well versed in breech vaginal births around Auckland so they weren't even going to discuss me doing it for number one. Rowan was small everywhere so she probably would have popped out ok too.

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ella was breach and the times i ended up in hosp were due to her moving from sitting breach to going across my tummy....OMFG the pain and concern!

She was never going head down tho and never did so at least yours knows the way down already and hopefully will go back down if breech! without too much effort!
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Thanks so much ladies. Its so good hearing what others have been through. I really appreciate it.

Today I am feeling much more relaxed about it. Baby has just started waking up and Im feeling what feel like kicks down low but also up high? Weird I know and I still have no idea how baby is lying, but I honestly think I have dropped heaps since yesterday? My tummy is so much lower looking that yesterday and Im wondering if baby is slowing getting back into position?

I have no idea. haha Hands feet elbows knees. Could be anything!!

I will hold off until the end of the day and see how I feel them before texting m/w. Like Maya said, better to just let her know as it won't do any harm.

I will keep you posted!
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Hehe you should talk to wrxchic who gave birth to a breech baby who turned that way the day before she went into labour! Eek!

Nah seriously, I was going to be booked in for a c/s with a transverse breech bub but he turned at about 35-36 weeks to head down but posterior. Apparently subsequent babies just go along doing their merry own thing and can turn and engage in labour, whereas first babies usually do it earlier. I reckon just talk to your m/w. How are you carrying? I was carrying really flat with Jack as he was stretched right across. Someone said one way to tell was if your bump is bigger above your belly button than below, then bubs is head down as the big bit is usually the bum and legs (head will be far enough down that you can't see the bump of it). Hope that helps a bit, or at least doesn't freak you out any more!
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