Could you feel it when your breech baby flipped?

Question

My baby has been breech since at least 28 weeks. I started the Webster technique with a chiropractor and am trying acupuncture. I’m hopeful the baby will flip. (35 weeks today). I’m having a lot more low back pain and pelvic pressure today, so I’m hoping that’s a sign that she is getting into position, but honestly I have no idea. Anyone with experience with this? Could you feel a difference when your baby flipped?

Answer

not necessarily. I honestly thought he was laying sideways until I had an ultrasound and she said he was head down. ♡ 
and then I started feeling the hiccups down low, so that's how I know hes still head down. plus his feet are constantly up in my ribs.

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When my baby flipped I felt a lot more pressure.

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I did but it was by fluke because I woke up to my other son in the middle of the night just as baby decided to do the turn. Felt his little legs kicking like mad to get around. I also had increased pressure and pain in vagina/back once he turned. That’s a good sign

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My son is still breech even though I feel back, hip, and pelvis pain. I do belly mapping and I still feel his head in my ribs. No question his placement. Been also doing the Webster technique with my chiropractor with no results. Baby went transverse the first time but moved back to head up. And when he moved, for me there was no missing it. Kind of hurt due to how large he is at this point.

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My baby was breech until 34 weeks and the only thing I felt was his kicks a lot higher

Could you feel it when your breech baby flipped?

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