Hi, im new to all of this and im very curious.... i am a mother of 3 boys and am having my 4th which i recently found out was a girl (yeyy)... I am 24 weeks and have been informed that from my 12 week ultrasound my lil girl has been breech and is sitting quite comfortably there, in majority of my ultrasounds she gives them a hard time and wont move from her position n if forced to move she goes straight back... they find it hard to find her heartbeat alot due to the way she is sitting has anyone ever been through this before?? wat happened did they move??
PLS HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT... ty
Until about 32 weeks babies have lots of room to move (and beyond too ). Jazz was breech at all our scans (she turned at about 33 weeks), and I was told, when I asked, that at 12 and 20 weeks they are so small that stating their position is pretty pointless.
Congratulations on your little girl!
At this stage, she has lots of room to move. Perhaps that's just the spot she found comfortable on that particularly day.
Particularly since this is your fourth baby, she could turn head-down pretty much any time right up till you go into labour. So I certainly wouldn't worry about it for a while yet.
This pregnancy has been so different compared to my boys... also sorry if this is annoying but i find that i have very minimal movement with her and can go days without having any... i know she is fine but is this a girls trait??
Maybe she's just less active (I don't think it's a girl/boy thing). Do you know whether your placenta is on the front or back? If on the front, you will likely feel less movement than if it were on the back.
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breech from beginning???
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). Jazz was breech at all our scans (she turned at about 33 weeks), and I was told, when I asked, that at 12 and 20 weeks they are so small that stating their position is pretty pointless.
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