Breach?

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I wanted to ask those of you who had a breach baby if they could tell based on kicks?
It’s my 3rd pregnancy and I’m 31+3. He was breach at 24 weeks but cephalic at 30 weeks. The pattern of movement is different than my first two.
I have an anterior placenta (as I did with my second) and a couple of weeks after they told me he was breach, I knew he was transverse because I could feel kicks right and left, high and low. Then they started being near my ribs and I could feel the pressure in my pelvis and they confirmed by ultrasound that his head is down. On the ultrasound, he was using the placenta as a punching bag but I wasn’t feeling it.
For the past 2 days, it feels like there are heavy kicks on my bladder, some of them would even make me leak 🤦🏻‍♀️. I don’t feel the high kicks anymore so I’m wondering if he’s just lower so I’m feeling the punches more because they’re bellow my placenta or if he actually flipped and those are kicks from his legs?

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My baby boy is breach and probably gonna end up having him c-section cause of it especially now getting so close to

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I have a breech babe with an anterior placenta. She was head down at 20 weeks and then turned breech sometime after that. I have never felt kicks near my ribs, only near my bladder and pelvis. Another sign for me was a big, hard lump at the top of my uterus (her head) that is quite painful and makes me look like I'm carrying extremely high. Also, I have very little pelvic pressure at nearly 38 weeks.

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My baby was not breech but it was difficult to tell because his feet were always up by his face. My midwife sent me 2 separate times for additional ultrasounds because of it. We didn't want any surprises at the homebirth lol I honestly couldn't tell what was going on in there at all.

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My first was breeched the entire pregnancy. I could never tell by kicks because everything felt the same but i knew because of the position of her head. My second i thought was breeched because her kicks were everywhere that i had felt my oldest during her my pregnancy with her but shes head down

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I could’ve sworn up and down that my son was breech because I mainly felt “kicks” way down. And I felt more rolling in my ribs. Could’ve sworn. Nope. He was head down since 20 weeks 😂

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I had a baby born breech and I could never tell by the kicks. A foot felt like a hand and a hand could feel like a foot. A butt could feel like a head and a head could feel like a butt. My 2nd baby was head down at 24 weeks and I could tell the difference because of the pressure. I never felt pressure with my breech baby but with my head down baby it felt like he was going to fall out any moment. I knew the day he went head down and it was confirmed by ultrasound that I was right.

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