There is no escaping the fact that it is more dangerous for the baby to be delivered by the breech as the baby's head is supposed to go through the pelvis first as it is the widest part of the baby and opens the birth canal for the rest of the baby. For this reason many doctors prefer to deliver a breech baby by Cesarean Section especially it it is a first baby.
Go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) about your baby, the internet is not the place to get advice because to be properly treated you need to be examined first.
The baby will experienced lightening or going downwards at 36 weeks about to engaged.
The baby typically turns upside down in the uterus between weeks 32 and 36 of pregnancy as it prepares for childbirth. This position, known as the cephalic presentation, is optimal for a head-first delivery.
Errrh, how about 36?
It's normal. It's because of the pressure above from the baby and the fact that the tissue is more blood filled.
idk, ask a doctor, but you should always wait until the baby is ready. It CAN be dangerous to go into labour too early. If the baby is not ready, don't try.
About $18.17/hour @36 hours per week.
No. Lots of women have babies when they are older than 36.
This is not a common thing if you baby is only 5 pounds. The doctor has reasons for doing this, most likely because he feels it is safer for the baby to be born.
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If this is your first baby, your baby should get in head down position around 36 or 37 weeks, sometimes sooner. It's too late probably when you're in active labor (4cm-complete). I had a breech baby born c-section 6 years ago. The c-section wasn't fun but was worth her safety. I have a VBAC 4 years ago. It doesn't exclude you from normal delivery now and forever.
36 x 7 (days in a week) = 252 days.