I think my baby is sideways.

transverse babies are pretty normal during the 20's. He should mve on his own. If not check out spinningbabies

He might just be slowly turning upside down getting in the ready. Mine did that and at the next dr visit she was in the head down position and then she dropped lol.

Like the 20 weeks? Cause I'm 33 weeks, lol.

Quoting lifeforchrist:

transverse babies are pretty normal during the 20's. He should mve on his own. If not check out spinningbabies

I'm gonna ask my dr on Monday how he is positioned. I've been trying to figure it out but for the life of me I can't!

Quoting KeiraRose:

He might just be slowly turning upside down getting in the ready. Mine did that and at the next dr visit she was in the head down position and then she dropped lol.

He might be. He still has plenty of time to flip. :)

My little guy has been sideways for months. I'm 32 weeks tomorrow. At my last appt my dr said he is on my left side ( as always ) his head is down and more towards my left hip and his feet are over by my right ribs... I feels him move back to transverse every once and a while. My 3rd was breech until 37 weeks. I did spinningbabies.com. I've been doing that with this little guy but he always moves back in the same old position. Hoping he turns soon and stays!

Spinning babies exercises/techniques are wonderful whether or not baby is in position:)

Quoting lifeforchrist:

transverse babies are pretty normal during the 20's. He should mve on his own. If not check out spinningbabies

My little guy was "stuck" in the transverse position for most of my pregnancy. I have a bicornate uterus so he didn't have a lot of room. I was days away from having to pick a date for my c-section when he flipped and dropped at the same time!! My water broke a few days later. He wad born at 36+6. Check out spinning babies and try not to stress. I have heard of some babies not turning head down until labor begins :)

Mine just flipped at 36 weeks she was sideways too. Kinda freaked me out bc my other two flipped much sooner. I'm 39 weeks and she's stayed head down.

Quoting heatherd09:

Like the 20 weeks? Cause I'm 33 weeks, lol.

Quoting lifeforchrist:

transverse babies are pretty normal during the 20's. He should mve on his own. If not check out spinningbabies

I am 37 weeks 2 days and my dd is footling breech. I did everything I read about except websters technique and an ECV to try and get her to turn but nothing :(
I'm losing any hope that she will turn on her own.