Baby is still breech! Anyone else?

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I'm in week 34 and my baby is still head-up. They told me if she hasn't turned in two weeks, they will try to turn her manually. 
Is anyone else experiencing this or have before ?

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Mine is too. But I'm having a planned c-section at 36 weeks so it's not as important for him to turn. Hope all you ladies are lucky and your lil ones cooperate. Having them manually turned doesn't sound like fun at all.

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No idea what position mine is in???🤷🏻‍♀️ clueless over here lol

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Have you been told to try the other options for flipping the baby? There's a few alternatives to an ECV that can help. I highly recommend going to the Spinning Babies website. I wouldn't wait around for the baby to turn itself. 
If you search 'ECV evidence' you can read what ebbirth.com has on their website. They search through and summarize all studies done on various topics detailing the risks, benefits, and everything in between. 
Heads Up is a great documentary about breech birth. Basically the birthing person is no longer given the choice between a vaginal or cesarean birth due to a flawed study in 2000 that caused medical schools to stop teaching breech birth delivery. It's a shame. 
If you're interested in a vaginal breech birth, which is safe depending on the variation, you can start searching for a competent care provider that attends vaginal breech birth. 
Good luck.

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my baby is transverse im 31 weeks 3 das

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I'm a FTM so no prior experience but I'm going through the same thing. 32 weeks and he's still head up. Really hoping both of our babies turn so we can avoid the manual turning!

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My last baby was breech at 36 weeks and they manually turned her, but luckily I had an epidural when they did it, as I've heard it can be very uncomfortable. I was in for a cerclage removal at the same time so we just killed two birds with one stone.

Baby is still breech! Anyone else?

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