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Q: Baby Laying Low?

asked by: aimeelynn on May 3rd, 2006

New User

Hi all! I had my sonogram about 3 weeks ago at 17.5 weeks, and the doc says the baby is laying low and I would get to have another sonogram in about 12 weeks. He didn't seemed to concerned about it, so I don't think I should worry about it.

I was just wondering if anyone knew what this meant? Thanks!

Replies(2)

aimeelynn

replied on May 3rd, 2006

New User

Thanks! I'm glad it's nothing to worry about! It's funny that you say that boys tend to do that because I can't shake the feeling that the little one is a boy, and my mother seems to think it's a boy as well!

Lalee

replied on May 3rd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

They always have to listen really low to get logan's heartbeat, but they've never said anything to me about it. Funny thing is he stands on his head a lot and i'll feel him flipping down low and kicking up high. Lol

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