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Hey girls, when does a baby get into a downward position? At how many weeks?
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Replies(8)
natzcee
replied on August 31st, 2006
Experienced User
It can go in to the downwards possition at ant time theres no right or wrong time for it www.Pregnancy.Org and go to fatal development its realy good and it will tell you when and what time you baby does stuff, hope this helps xxx
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lil_blaze2004
replied on August 31st, 2006
Moderator
C;mon emma, you should know!! Lol :p just kidding.
I think it's aorund 25-28 weeks if i'm not mistaken.
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Emma2
replied on August 31st, 2006
Extremely eHealthy
lil_blaze2004 wrote:
c;mon emma, you should know!! Lol :p just kidding.
I think it's aorund 25-28 weeks if i'm not mistaken.
lol seeing that im such a genius!! No really though...Its because there is so much conflicting info.....But I do believe my little man has turned because my belly has popped out like in a mtter of a week.....
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Mabel
replied on August 31st, 2006
Moderator
emma2 wrote:
lol seeing that im such a genius!! No really though...Its because there is so much conflicting info.....But I do believe my little man has turned because my belly has popped out like in a mtter of a week.....
sweetie, that popping out is all the donuts you are eating ;) heh.
Seriously, they flip around and can be head down or butt down until things get way too tight in there for acrobatics (35-40 weeks). It isn't unheard of for babies to flip to breech in the final weeks of pregnancy.
If you can feel his butt - or his feet in your ribs (ouch!) - then you know he is head down. When is your next doctor's visit? Usually they like to tell you the position when they palpate your belly (mine did anyway).
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Emma2
replied on August 31st, 2006
Extremely eHealthy
ingi wrote:
emma2 wrote:
lol seeing that im such a genius!! No really though...Its because there is so much conflicting info.....But I do believe my little man has turned because my belly has popped out like in a mtter of a week.....
sweetie, that popping out is all the donuts you are eating ;) heh.
Seriously, they flip around and can be head down or butt down until things get way too tight in there for acrobatics (35-40 weeks). It isn't unheard of for babies to flip to breech in the final weeks of pregnancy.
If you can feel his butt - or his feet in your ribs (ouch!) - then you know he is head down. When is your next doctor's visit? Usually they like to tell you the position when they palpate your belly (mine did anyway).
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you know whats eerie? As I read your post I was scarfing down a peacan tart!!! Ha ha ha !!!
My next appointment is sept. 22..I'll ask my dr . Then
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megums1211
replied on August 31st, 2006
Active User, very eHealthy
I had an ultraound in week 24 and she was already in the downward position. I went to the doc yesterday (week 27) and she was still in the downward position. My doctor said it happens when she has no room :)
27w 1d (getting closer to the end!)
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laura_friesen
replied on September 1st, 2006
Active User, very eHealthy
Im 38 weeks and still hasn't dropped......
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tigresacanela24
replied on September 1st, 2006
Especially eHealthy
Ooooohhhh yummy! Sweets! I never liked them before I was pregnant. I thought it would go back to normal after I had chu but it didn't. I looooove sweets now. A pecan tart sounds good.
Anyhoo. I'm not sure, I read somewhere (can't remember where now) that your little buddy can drop anywhere after 30 weeks.....