Breech FOREVER! LOL

I have come to the conclusion that I think the baby is breech and will be like that forever...lol! I think she is normally breech or laying sideways. I feel her kicking 90% of the time on my bladder, cervix or REALLY, REALLY low. PLEASE FLIP...I'm begging her! Ha!

 

She may have found a comfy spot in there! She still has plenty of time to flip, though.

 

Yeah, I know, there is still plenty of time, I'm not too worried about that. I would just prefer her kicks to be elsewhere other than my cervix, bladder and in that general LOW area!

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She may have found a comfy spot in there! She still has plenty of time to flip, though.

 

This baby is still breech at 32 weeks and Emma and Alex were breech the entire time. When I was 25 weeks, I felt the same way you did. I swear there was a foot hanging out at times. Now, he/she just bangs her head on my ribs and swirls around. It is so different than my twin pregnancy! There is so much more movement.

Tracy

 

Check this out!
http://www.spinningbabies.com/index.php


Chiropractic can also help turn a stubborn baby!

 

I've been feeling the same types of movements, especially in my cervix area. It's driving me crazy!!!!!! I hope both of our little girls decide to turn over and give our ribs some good kicks instead!

 

My babe was doing some really kicking in that area too. It was the strangest sensation!! I think the twins were always head down because I definitely never felt those kicks before. I don't think this baby turned until around 31/32 weeks.

 

My baby is still doing sumersaults!!!!!!

 

I think mine is transverse low. But that is just how he feels! I hope she cooperates! She just might be picking your delivery method for you!

 

It's funny...I got those feelings constantly when I was pg with the twins but apparently it was Alana PUNCHING my cervix. She was head down through my whole pregnancy! This baby is just constantly flipping around b/c I feel kicks very low sometimes and then see him moving around up high. It is amazing how different a singleton pregnancy is!