Extended leg breech

hhhm i would hope that it does, if i remember rightly Ayja didn't turn till she was about 30 weeks or so i think, maybe more, but she was lying across-ways, so maybe it was easier for her to turn. Talk to your midwife about it, i remember mine telling me that they don't usually worry about it till about 34 weeks or so and even then they usually try to turn baby manually from the outside first at about 36 or 37 weeks, till then alot of people i've heard of have tried making sure they sit forward, spend time on all fours, and all sorts of other thing to make baby turn, I can't remember all of them but your midwife should be able to help you, and probably more of the ladies on here will remember more too.

Abby was breech at 30 weeks and we had scans right up until a couple of days before she was born. They don't usually see it as a problem until 34-36 weeks, but even then we were told if there's room there is still a good chance of baby turning on its own. In our case she didn't and was born by C-section. But you never know they may be able to turn bub around, or it may decide to move on it's own. Sending baby turning vibs your way.

My best advice for you is to really arm yourself with informaiton. We were told by one specialist that she couldn't be turned and took his word as gospel, that was four weeks before she was due. however in hindsight I have heard of so many babies that have been manually turned as late as 39 weeks, and wish we had got a second opinion or asked then to try anyway. Sometimes it doesn't pay to go private.

yea theres stil heaps of time for bubs to turn but as janine said try all those turning positions

Thanks guys...I think I will try those now and see if the baby turns...I mean no harm in trying early right?

Have u started antenatal classes Roksana? We have our first one tonight - am a little nervous as I will be flying solo, hubby is away for work I do know some of the others that are going tho so should be ok.

We havent got that long to go now - exciting but very scary thought!

Nop I havent yet...I actually wanted to ask my m/wife as to when we should start these classes? No one mentioned any thing to me...

So I guess at I should start having classes next week huh? since I will be 29 weeks. Where can I find these classes? Can you do them after hours?

I am doing classes at the community hospital where I will probably deliver. U are in Aucklnad arent u Roksana? I guess it depends where u r planning on having the baby, but I know national womens does classes. I assume there would be heaps to choose from up there. There was info in my pregnancy pack thing I got when I first saw my GP. Your m/w should be able to recommend??

Hey janine. are there antentala classes in Palmy. I've never been to one, and figured me and mum might go, then relay info to lewis.

We did antenatal classes through a high school evening course, might be something like that in your area?? They taught us methods for turning babies there come to think of it. Our course was 6 weeks long and I wouldn't leave it Roksana as some of the mums that were pretty far along missed the last couple of weeks due to their babies coming early LOL, was definitley worth it to go.