Emma was considered high risk this pregnancy. Most people told her to just suck it up and have a c-section. She chose to follow her gut instincts, and fight for what she felt was right, even if it went outside of what most people consider "normal" for today's child bearing mothers.
I will be 32 weeks pregnant in a couple of days. My last baby was breech at 34 weeks and flipped a lot in the last weeks, but was in the head-down position at birth after I used a lot of at-home turning methods.
Dear Doula,
Can you recommend any exercises or positions to attempt to get a baby's head in the down position? My wife is 35 weeks and the head is up right now.
Near the end of delivery, it may be apparent that mother and baby need a little extra help for a successful delivery. After ensuring anesthesia is working, an obstetrician would gently apply forceps or minimal suction to the baby's head.
Dear Doula,
Can you recommend any exercises or positions to attempt to get a baby's head in the down position? My wife is 35 weeks and the head is up right now.
Near the end of delivery, it may be apparent that mother and baby need a little extra help for a successful delivery. After ensuring anesthesia is working, an obstetrician would gently apply forceps or minimal suction to the baby's head.
I will be 32 weeks pregnant in a couple of days. My last baby was breech at 34 weeks and flipped a lot in the last weeks, but was in the head-down position at birth after I used a lot of at-home turning methods.
Emma was considered high risk this pregnancy. Most people told her to just suck it up and have a c-section. She chose to follow her gut instincts, and fight for what she felt was right, even if it went outside of what most people consider "normal" for today's child bearing mothers.