last pregnancy..

My son was "sunny side up" whats the chances of it happening again?

Have they told you that this one is?
They told me DS is and that he still has time to turn. But that he might not.

Quoting Vivian [♥]:" Have they told you that this one is? They told me DS is and that he still has time to turn. But that he might not."

all they said was he's head down

My first was normal second was sunny side up. It could go either way.

I think mine is sunny side up too unless he turned. Was labor hard for you like they say it is?

I don't know, but I would consider some of the ideas from http://www.spinningbabies.com/

Best of luck!

Quoting ƒideℓis ϟ:" I think mine is sunny side up too unless he turned. Was labor hard for you like they say it is? "

they "Said" him being sunny side up made my labor harder than it should of been

my first was face up and it definitely made it harder. my second was face down and was sooooooo much more easier then my first. and my first suffered damage from being face up, he still has a scar almost 6 years later.  
hopefully lil one will turn! good luck mama and cute pictures btw  

Quoting ᗩmandaSixx |33 wks|:" My son was "sunny side up" whats the chances of it happening again?"

It just depends on the reason it happened. In my case, we have come to the conclusion that my pelvis is shaped wrong for delivering babies the right way. My son was Posterior after labor started, we turned him the right way then he turned back. I ended up having to have a c-section after 45 hours of labor because about 35 hours of that I was stuck at 7 cm. My 2nd was a planned c-section so no labor. My 3rd was a planned c-section, but I had regular contractions for months before I had her. I felt them in my back mostly and was feeling kicks in the front. This was mainly only when I'd have the contractions....then she'd go back to her normal position. A few of my cousins also had posterior babies as well as my aunt. We think it's a genetic issue. However, you can just have a posterior baby for no good reason. I know people who've had normal deliveries and then a posterior thrown in there.

<blockquote><b>Quoting ƒideℓis ϟ:</b>" I think mine is sunny side up too unless he turned. Was labor hard for you like they say it is? "</blockquote>




Yes. My first was super easy and he was normal, my second got stuck and I had a second degree tear, he was sunny side up. Both ended up healthy babies delivered vaginally though.

Quoting Momma Loves Her Boys:" <blockquote><b>Quoting ƒideℓis ϟ:</b>" I think mine is sunny side up too ... [snip!] ... second got stuck and I had a second degree tear, he was sunny side up. Both ended up healthy babies delivered vaginally though."

was his face bruised at all?
DD was stuck and she was facing the right way. She was just big. And I tore.
So with DS so far being sunny side up has me worried he won't come out!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Vivian [♥]:</b>" was his face bruised at all? DD was stuck and she was facing the right way. She was just big. And I tore. So with DS so far being sunny side up has me worried he won't come out!"</blockquote>



He had black eyes for a day or two but nothing lasting. My recommendation is to birth standing or squatting. I am 99% certain that if I had been vertical my son would have come out soo much easier, but the doctors and nurses refused to let me move :/