I have had success with all 3 of my babies turning after seeing my chiro who is experienced in the Webster technique. I can PM you the details if you live in Melbourne.
I'm around 37 weeks and have been told that baby is transverse. I'm really cross with myself for not asking my OB more questions and now two days later I'm really stewing about it and google is not really helping my cause. My OB didn't say much at the time and will see me again next week. I looked at spinningbabies and several other sites and have been down on hands and knees and crawling, what else can I try? I really want to be given the chance to at least try to birth again but from what I'm reading most babies are unlikley to turn back down. I've also read there could be issue like cord, narrow pelvic inlet, low amniotic fluid. Anyone been in similar position and managed to turn baby and go on to attempt a VBAC?
I have had success with all 3 of my babies turning after seeing my chiro who is experienced in the Webster technique. I can PM you the details if you live in Melbourne.
Try searching the internet for rebozo.
Thanks, I will look up webster technique and reboz & yes I am based in Melbourne
I'll second the chiro suggestion, also could try some accupuncture.
Something to try at home is get in a nice warm bath and put some frozen peas or ice pack where the babies head is. They don't like the cold and will sometimes turn towards the warm. Worth a try!!
Chiro with a Webster technique specialist and acupuncture with moxibustion and moxibustion at home as well.
mummato3 - i tried to PM you but it wouldn't let me. The chiro i see is at Body in Balance, Richmond. Both chiros at the practice are trained in the Webster technique.
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