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Laura Ward - Monday, 6 October
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Hi there,

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MommaLou - Saturday, 30 August
i had a c-section with my first cuz he was breech. My doc says you can do what is called a v-back (vaginal birth) after a c-section as long as they are at least two years apart. Mine barely missed the two year mark, so looks like another c-section for me. I would'nt be scared though. They really aren't that bad. Have nothing to compare them to but it wasn't as painful as I was lead to believe.

mommysantana - Saturday, 30 August
HI most doctors say that after the first one the next one will be a c-section Im going on my third c-section the first one was because the baby was too big so the 2nd was a repeat the dr said he wanted to try and do vaginal but the hospital wouldnt allow it This ob I have now said if I go into labor my previous c-section insicion could rip and I could hemerage so he doesnt want to take any chances. Goode luck to you I just advice you to take extra care of yourself trhe first 4 to 5 days are very uncomfortable try and rest

ams2777 - Saturday, 30 August
My docs said you do not have to have a C section with each pregnancy. It depends on the reason for the C section. If you are only a C section due to being breech then next time you could have a vag birth. I had to have a section after 30 hrs of labor. My son's large head would not fit through my smaller pelvis. He tried but had a bruise on the back of his head. So with all the issues I have had this pregnancy and about my last delivery we decided that it was best to do a repeat C section. My recovery was pretty fast and not as bad as I thought the last time. I am excited just to see my little girl. I am not even nervous about the surgery this time. My is schedule for 09/16. Maybe your little one with flip around in time.

MiEliDavis05 - Thursday, 28 August
Yeah, they have the injection form of it. I've taken it since I was 18 weeks along. Thank you for the reply. Have a great day!

carrie in jennings - Thursday, 14 August
 Beautiful!

carrie in jennings - Thursday, 14 August
Thanks for your comment! I went to the Dr. yesterday and he said that she feels like she is head down now, and that at my next visit I will be pre-admitted/registered for L&D), have one last US (which will be 36 weeks), and a few more blood tests, and I will be all set to go, then I will start going once a week until I have my baby girl. I can't believe it's so close, I can't wait to hold her. I hope you little one has flipped as well and that it will be a very healthy strong baby. Good luck with everything.

MrsSoller - Thursday, 14 August
I too am so ready for this pregnancy to be over with....i am jealous that my husband can just plop down in the floor , and it takes me forever to be able to sit down on the floor... or to do anything for that matter.... but I am so freakin scared of the pain and everything that comes along with getting the baby out.... i'm really worried about tearing too, a girl i know just had a baby and she had a 4th degree tear.... pretty much from front to back!!!!! well i just want you to know that your not alone.... good luck with everything!!!!

UmaJaine - Friday, 8 August
I have found Pampers worked best for my girl's wee tooshies, and Huggies worked better for my boy's baby bottoms!

ediesmommy - Wednesday, 6 August
 looks darling!

Peanuts-Mom - Wednesday, 6 August
 room looks great hun

angelag3girls - Tuesday, 5 August
I find alot of my parts at a locally owned drug store that also sells like medical equipment you know like bed side commodes and pull up bars for a bed but you can find them at a few sites online one is http://www.momsmaternity.com/store/category.asp?category=66

My Babies R Us sells a lot of medela parts too

angelag3girls - Monday, 4 August
I use playtex and avent. Sometimes the bags can leak so its nice to have a regular bottle too but when you are out and about and can't wash its nice to have the bags. I also prefer luves. I did a test a few years back with luves, huggies, and pampers and dumped water in them and luves held the most.

peanut28 - Monday, 4 August
i used the playtex bottles with the disposable plastic for all 4 of my kids...it was so much easier than always having to worry about dry milk on the bottom of the bottle and i used huggies and luvs, i liked luves better and they have a good smell to them

TnKz.Bebe - Saturday, 2 August
Wish you all the best during your pregnancy & motherhood. Its a miracle

2excited - Thursday, 31 July
I figured it would really be more helpful to everybody if I tell the honest truth. My son stayed breech and I had a uncomplicated C section and a great recovery. Not to mention that this was 10 years ago and now it would probably run even more smoothly. Ill keep my fingers crossed for u that the baby turns in time, but if not then dont be horrified by the thought of a C section, it really is not that bad.

melmelwel32 - Thursday, 31 July
Are they going to re-do that u/s for you? I certainly hope so! The place we went to said that if the baby was not cooperating they would re-do it. That is a lot of $$ to not see what you went for. Just seeing that she was happy and perfect was probably all we really want to see anyway but you should go back. I would =)

melmelwel32 - Wednesday, 30 July
Ohhhhhh no! Are they going to allow you to go back and try again? I would be so upset if they did not. The place that we went said we could return if he was not cooperating. To get the best pics make sure you drink TONS of water the 2 weeks prior. That is a trick to clarity but it also depends on the equipment they use too.

momie2b - Wednesday, 30 July
Hi Kqirko....Everything is great. I had a sono tonight and she did turn. Head down and ready to go. She is in the 45% tile and will probably weigh around 7 pounds by delivery. I am totally happy about it.
Talk with you very soon.
Traci

momie2b - Friday, 25 July
Hey Kqirko.....I will definately keep you posted. I have a sono next tuesday night...So as soon as i know what going on i will keep you posted.... be well....Traci

Peanuts-Mom - Thursday, 24 July
Yeah everything is fine with me... just feeling pretty tired these days! Sure your baba will turn before your due date, if not sure the doc will try a couple remedies to help her to move.

Peanuts-Mom - Wednesday, 23 July
the 3d scans are so wonderful, definately post some pictures of the scans, would love to see. When I did mine at 27 weeks, it was such an incredible experience, and well worth the money. Wish I could do another, not possible, but wanna see his progress since last time.

momie2b - Saturday, 19 July
hey kqirko...My little one is breech aswell. My dr is doing a sono in 2 weeks and then again at 36 weeks. If she is still in the breech position at week 36, my dr will admit me and try to turn her. If that doesn't work, then i will have a c-section in week 37. I don't want a c/s but it is safer then going into labor or even delivering a baby butt first. good luck and keep me posted on your progress.

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