Obstetrician Leonie says: You should be offered an antenatal check at about 36 weeks when your midwife will feel your tummy to check which way round your baby is.If it is breech - coming bottom first - they will usually arrnage a scan to confirm

While being told your baby is ‘breech’ – bottom down instead of head first – is worrying, remember, babies move around a lot, so yours may turn as your due date nears. However, around 3% of babies are still breech at 37 weeks. Here, we answer some

Watch your diet as tummy pain can signal constipation. If you are constipated increase your fibre intake - a high fibre cereal with prunes should help - and drinks lots of water. A warm bath might also ease the pain. If you're bleeding, or have other symptoms, such as a high temp...

by feeling your tummy. The ideal position for birth is head down, with the back of his head towards the front of your tummy. If he's breech (bottom-down), you'll be offered a process called external cephalic version (ECV), which aims to turn him manually

.'It also relieves tiredness and nausea in early pregnancy, encourages breech babies to turn and is useful for treating poor lactation and conditions such as mastitis after your baby is born.'Always ensure you consult a qualified acupuncturist. For info

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It's Week 36 of your pregnancy. You’ve probably stopped work by now, so make the most of this time on your own, while you still can! If your baby hasn’t turned upside down already, she’s probably about to - unless you have a breech birth

possible labour complications that can arise if the twins share the same blood flow from the placenta.But for non-identical twins, you can plan for a normal birth.Other factors include the position of the first baby (a breech baby will mean a C

birth should be possible. If one is head down while the other is breech (bottom down), the head down twin is born first as this makes the space wider for the second twin to pass through. If both twins are breech, a C-section may be recommended

until he is brought to the surface.A water birth is not recommended if you have any risk factors, for example if your baby is breech, you have a multiple pregnancy, you have high blood pressure or diabetes, or if you're obese. Can I have any pain relief