Anyone else’s baby in the ROP position? Or experience with this position? Advice welcomed

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My last doctors appointment my doctor mention my baby being in right occiput posterior position he didn’t seem concerned at all. Then I get home and start to read about positioning and labor process. ROP is not the ideal position and read that it can be a long labor process with back pain. Anyone have experience delivering a baby in this position or are also in this position any advice would be greatly appreciated!! I’ll be 39 weeks on Friday, last appointment I was 50% effaced but nothing else and have been 50% effaced the last three weeks no progress otherwise.

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Baby moves all the time, especially when it’s labor time, they usually fall into place. 
Mine was ROA till yesterday now baby is OA, ready to go, take a look at SpinningBabies.com, they have some techniques that could help.

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I've heard from mamas that had this, they said they experienced a lot of back labor but they still went naturally. Even with it possibly being a slightly longer labor than average. They all say the worst part was the back labor it caused.

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I went into L&D last night over 3 hours of intense contractions and I noticed she said posterior as well... wondering what that means

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I had my appointment yesterday and my doctor said my baby might be posterior. She told me to go to SpinningBabies.com and do the stretches they have under techniques every day to get him to move. She said sometimes with them being posterior they won’t drop into the birth canal. So I am doing every stretch possible