28 weeks, head up and facing the world... but I don't need to worry right?

[sassy123]

no advice just wanted to say how much time has flown seems just like yesterday i read u were preg. ur belly i looking great. i hope everythign goes well

[Tobily]

Most first babies turn head down by 30-32 weeks. First ones generally turn down earlier and stay down, because your uterus has less "give" - not being all stretchy from previous pregnancies.

I wouldn't worry about it yet but maybe think about becoming more aware of your posture and definitely have a look at spinning babies - it will help you to understand how and when babies turn and what you can do to help.

A client of mine recently had an ECV at 37 weeks - if it didn't work was going to refuse a caesarean (knowing that the hospital she's going to has an OB experienced in breech birth - this is important but many middies and OB's have never attended a breech birth and so try to manage it like a cephalic birth - which is downright dangerous. So definitely best to go where there is someone who understands it and has experience).
Where was I ... duh oh yeah the ECV worked and no dramas at all. ECV is considered safe when done by someone experienced. Me personally, I would have that ANY day over a c/section if a vaginal birth wasn't an option. I'd look into it yourself and make up your own mind.

Good luck...don't worry it'll be cool.

[*PinkLilly*]

I wouldn't worry at all. At my 27 wk app my lil' one was transverse (which I might add was VERY uncomfy), by at my 30/31 week app, it had turned and is now head down.

My sugesstion is to just keep your cool, and she will turn in her own good time.

[hannahfroodoo]

my twins still managed to somersault at 32 weeks so there is a lot more room in there than we realise!!