thread: Want to see something amazing? Birthing a footling breech

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2007
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    Wow Tobily thanks for sharing.

    They're amazing pictures.

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    Jan 2008
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    What a woman!!!

    The amount of blood..............is that normal? I never saw how much I blead.

    Glad to see a healthy baby even if he was the wrong way around

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    Dec 2005
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    That's unreal! My Dh was a footling breech and MIL did it all on her back too - always wondered how he came out OK considering.

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    Pretty amazing pictures!!

    I was thinking.. oh are they going to catch the baby.. but it was all how it was meant to go I suppose lol

    Thanks for sharing

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    Wow. Thanks for sharing.

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    Awesome pictures. Well done to the mama.

    Nic, with breach briths it's important not to touch the baby (something Dr's have a prob with ) as it startles the baby etc. This way baby is born and comes out a lot easier.

    Thanks for sharing

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    Nic, with breach briths it's important not to touch the baby (something Dr's have a prob with ) as it startles the baby etc. This way baby is born and comes out a lot easier.
    Ah! Thanks for that Trish Doesn't it hurt the babies neck though?

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    Feb 2006
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    Wow that was amazing.

    Interesting that bubs took a while coming out then mum flexed her pelvis and out she/he came - does that mean breech births are better totally upright or was she on all fours to slow it down (safer??). Interesting about the cord re-filling too.

    Good on her!

    Tan - 46 days to go is a long time to allow bubs to turn! Don't stress lovey (easy for me to say, I know)!

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    melb
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    Ohh thats awesome!!!!!! ace pics!!!

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    Jul 2006
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    Cat, I *think* they prefer breech bubs to not come too quickly.........

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    I always wonder about blood too - DS was a very "clean" baby, he didn't have much blood or Vernix on him at all!

    Whilst I would never wish myself into the predicament, if breech is ever to happen to me, I'll be getting a credit card and a last minute homebirth . Although I'd be crapping my pants I'm sure it would be an amazing feat to say your body had done it the way it is meant to!

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    Jan 2007
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    Wow! I found out this bubby is more than likely breech yesterday and that is just what I needed to see hun, thanks for sharing.