up side down!

Ok so i'm a little worried I have been reading these stories of women that their baby was upside down through the first half of pregnancy then when it was time for the baby to flip it flipped up instead out staying down and they had to have c section which I so don't want to have my baby has been head down the whole time she even implanted head down should I prepare myself for c section or worried at all

LMAO I'm sorry but she implanted head down? They don't even have a head when they implant

Anyway the baby can turn at any point until they are in the birth canal ("engaged"). They flip ALL THE TIME during the pregnancy... unless you have had a lot of ultra sounds, I have no idea how you'd even know how often she was or wasn't head down.

I've never heard of that?
My #3 was head down the whole pregnancy and fell in pelvis, by 30 weeks he was full in pelvis and I was in a hell of a lot a pain and he was born natural.
This is baby #5 and has been head down the whole time so far

<blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" LMAO I'm sorry but she implanted head down? They don't even have a head when they implant Anyway the ... [snip!] ... unless you have had a lot of ultra sounds, I have no idea how you'd even know how often she was or wasn't head down."</blockquote>


Lmao at you Malin jokes to someone that is worried and I do have skit of ultra found due to the fact i'm high risk maybe you should think brute you come you're mouth next time thanks

Quoting Tabatha King-killen:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" LMAO I'm sorry but she implanted head down? ... [snip!] ... I do have skit of ultra found due to the fact i'm high risk maybe you should think brute you come you're mouth next time thanks"

First off, I don't know what most of that said. I speak English.

Second, I gave you facts. I didn't make any jokes.

A baby being breech can happen towards the end of a pregnancy although my first son was frank breech from early on (30weeks) and would not turn even with help, I had to have a c-section. I am not sure if this is what you are trying to expalin?.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" LMAO I'm sorry but she implanted head down? They don't even have a head when they implant Anyway the ... [snip!] ... unless you have had a lot of ultra sounds, I have no idea how you'd even know how often she was or wasn't head down."</blockquote>

lmao at you for making jokes at some that has alot of worries and I do have alot due to the fact I am high risk so maybe next time think before you post on peoples smurf thanks

Quoting Tabatha King-killen:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" LMAO I'm sorry but she implanted head down? ... [snip!] ... of worries and I do have alot due to the fact I am high risk so maybe next time think before you post on peoples smurf thanks"

She wasn't making fun of you being worried...it was what you said about implanting head down...there is no way to know that at all.

Your baby can be breech at many points in your pregnancy then flip at the last minute and vice versa...no way to prevent it. Why are you high risk?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mumma to 5:</b>" I've never heard of that? My #3 was head down the whole pregnancy and fell in pelvis, by 30 weeks he ... [snip!] ... and I was in a hell of a lot a pain and he was born natural. This is baby #5 and has been head down the whole time so far"</blockquote>



I have read it on google i'm one of those that worries about everything
And I hope she stays down but when I read that I freaked myself out

<blockquote><b>Quoting jo-jo:</b>" A baby being breech can happen towards the end of a pregnancy although my first son was frank breech ... [snip!] ... and would not turn even with help, I had to have a c-section. I am not sure if this is what you are trying to expalin?."</blockquote>




Yes that's what i'm taking about but if the baby comes out breech can't that cause problems after and/or during labor and delivery

Quoting Tabatha King-killen:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mumma to 5:</b>" I've never heard of that? My #3 was head down ... [snip!] ... on google i'm one of those that worries about everything And I hope she stays down but when I read that I freaked myself out"

Mama that is why when your concerned you NEVER google talk to your ob about it they'll be the best to answer your question

Quoting Mumma to 5:" Mama that is why when your concerned you NEVER google talk to your ob about it they'll be the best to answer your question"

No kidding...you will scare the hell out of yourself!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mel & a girl named Pey:</b>" She wasn't making fun of you being worried...it was what you said about implanting head down...there ... [snip!] ... at many points in your pregnancy then flip at the last minute and vice versa...no way to prevent it. Why are you high risk?"</blockquote>




The way she said it was making fun and it was not helpful at all and I have had miscarriages and something about my uterus idk what its called but they are worried about the placenta separating my fiance understands it better then I do

Quoting Tabatha King-killen:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mel & a girl named Pey:</b>" She wasn't making fun of you being ... [snip!] ... my uterus idk what its called but they are worried about the placenta separating my fiance understands it better then I do"

Is your uterus tilted or something? That sucks. I would not worry about a breech baby unless your getting down to the wire and she is already breech. You definitely do not need to make yourself stress like this.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Tabatha King-killen:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mel & a girl named Pey:</b>" She wasn't making fun of you being ... [snip!] ... my uterus idk what its called but they are worried about the placenta separating my fiance understands it better then I do"</blockquote>




I didn't make jokes, I laughed at something you said and explained why. Then I offered helpful facts.

I get you're high risk and concerned but you're taking it wrong.