At my last appointment (just a day before 32 weeks) dr noted that baby seemed to be transverse. DD was head down from conception so I haven't a whole lot of reference with transverse at this point in the game. I know babe can still shift but at what point (read week) does it become a concern for the delivery?
Is anyone else's LO in the same position?

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Pigtails or prey?

Not too sure, I haven't heard anything as of yet.

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<a

usually my baby is breech, but sometimes he goes crossways and man does that hurt!!!!! i wouldnt worry about it just yet, there is plenty of time to turn

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I am pretty sure my baby girl is transverse right now. Jack was the same way and then turned at around 36 weeks. So I am not concerned. I am going to mention it to my doctor this week though and see what he thinks. I wouldn't worry though. That is coming from a mom who's babies never seem to be head down till the last possible second! LOL!!

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They can turn up until you're well into labor., which is why a c/s for breech before labor starts is kinda ridiculous (especially b/c it robs them of that initial hormone cocktail that they get at the start of labor).

So, you've got a LONG while yet. Just yesterday, 2e was head down in the morning, breech in the afternoon, and two different sides of transverse... I had hiccups on my left and right side! Having a baby transverse after labor starts is *extremely* rare so I wouldn't worry

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At my 3D at 28 weeks my baby was breech. At 31 weeks, my OB said he was head down. I wouldn't worry.

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Stephanie - Mommy to Liam born 01/26/2007
Expecting A Boy ~ Darcy James ~ 07/10/2008

I wouldn't be worried. I know my girl is usually head down but she does like to get transverse and man oh man can that be ouchy! She is really stretching me out.

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With this pregnancy I haven't even paid attention to that since I know I'm having a c-section. But I know women that their babies have turned very late in the pregnancy.

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