Belle, I'm just curious as to why you would assume you need a c/s for a posterior bub? It is very possible to vaginally birth a baby in this position without the use of instruments - my previous baby was birthed posterior and this baby is now posterior too. I did have some sucess with exercises to make him turn, but he keeps going back to posterior so I will have to cope with it during the birth now I think. I am still persevering with the exercises though
Posterior babies can make the birth a little harder, but not impossible.
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