Can feel baby head when insert fingers! - Page 2

ifoundmysoul · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:05 PM

id be calling the hospital tbh.... like now

superwoman11 · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JessPape

seeing as how ur only 34/35 weeks, id be concerned and calling the MW as soon as possible if thats really what u think u felt.

I will call first thing midwife did say last week baby is very low . My bumps dropped everyone commenting on how hes going to be early. Midwife made a comment "I'll make an appointment for 2 weeks of you still need it "

ProudMomma2Be · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:14 PM

I would probably go and let someone check me out if something like that would happen to me . I don't think you should feel your babys head ... it seems kinda low , doesn't it ? Just try to call your doctor to be sure

stickylizard · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:14 PM

iv actually had this... my daughter was engaged and i noticed it first when having sex, there felt like there was something in the way of OH's thing... and after I put my finger inside to see what it was, i didnt go anywhere near my cervix or anything but i could feel her head, hard and rounded pushing on my womb (my cervix faces my spine so maybe thats why i could feel it) i didnt worry, but get checked out if you are worried hun hth xxx

superwoman11 · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:17 PM

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Originally Posted by stickylizard

iv actually had this... my daughter was engaged and i noticed it first when having sex, there felt like there was something in the way of OH's thing... and after I put my finger inside to see what it was, i didnt go anywhere near my cervix or anything but i could feel her head, hard and rounded pushing on my womb (my cervix faces my spine so maybe thats why i could feel it) i didnt worry, but get checked out if you are worried hun hth xxx

You've explained it a lot better than I did but exactly what I felt didn't put fingers in further enough to feel cervix not sure where it is or anything but deffo baby was was felt. How far were you when this happened and did she stay put for much longer .

ProudMomma2Be · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:20 PM

I would probably be also careful moving around . If the babys head is that low I would be afraid I can hurt him by siting wrong way or something ...

loverguts · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:33 PM

My MW found it hard to feel my babies head when i was in actual labour last time, hehe

KittieB · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:40 PM

I would definitely see your midwife asap. Are you 4/5 engaged or 4/5 palaple? If you're 4/5 engaged it means only 1/5 of the baby's head is in the pelvis so it's unlikely you would have felt it.

superwoman11 · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:45 PM

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Originally Posted by KittieB

I would definitely see your midwife asap. Are you 4/5 engaged or 4/5 palaple? If you're 4/5 engaged it means only 1/5 of the baby's head is in the pelvis so it's unlikely you would have felt it.

She said baby is well done downs and could only feel tiny
Bit of head couldn't wiggle it. I said how far engaged she said 4/5ths . So not sure I will get her to double check but by sound of it he was way down .

stickylizard · Mar 15th, 2012, 16:54 PM

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Originally Posted by superwoman11

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Originally Posted by stickylizard

iv actually had this... my daughter was engaged and i noticed it first when having sex, there felt like there was something in the way of OH's thing... and after I put my finger inside to see what it was, i didnt go anywhere near my cervix or anything but i could feel her head, hard and rounded pushing on my womb (my cervix faces my spine so maybe thats why i could feel it) i didnt worry, but get checked out if you are worried hun hth xxx

You've explained it a lot better than I did but exactly what I felt didn't put fingers in further enough to feel cervix not sure where it is or anything but deffo baby was was felt. How far were you when this happened and did she stay put for much longer .

not very far, to the second knuckle? she was so low i didnt have to try hard! but yeah, she stayed in til 40+4! im not you and it could be entirely different - but i know that some babies engage really early and stay there, or disengage etc, some babies dont engage til a woman is in labour etc. i am 34 weeks and at my appt today my baby is half engaged and i feel lots of pressure and sore inner thighs etc. i would maybe ring and ask your midwife - but make sure to make it clear you can feel the bulge of bubs head through your womb wall, not her actual bare head! thatll freak em all out lol xxx

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ifoundmysoul Trying to conceive (TTC) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Derby Posts: 1,186	id be calling the hospital tbh.... like now

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ProudMomma2Be Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 507	I would probably go and let someone check me out if something like that would happen to me . I don't think you should feel your babys head ... it seems kinda low , doesn't it ? Just try to call your doctor to be sure

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stickylizard Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Bristol UK Posts: 3,072	iv actually had this... my daughter was engaged and i noticed it first when having sex, there felt like there was something in the way of OH's thing... and after I put my finger inside to see what it was, i didnt go anywhere near my cervix or anything but i could feel her head, hard and rounded pushing on my womb (my cervix faces my spine so maybe thats why i could feel it) i didnt worry, but get checked out if you are worried hun hth xxx

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ProudMomma2Be Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 507	I would probably be also careful moving around . If the babys head is that low I would be afraid I can hurt him by siting wrong way or something ...

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loverguts Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Kent Posts: 2,158	My MW found it hard to feel my babies head when i was in actual labour last time, hehe

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KittieB Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Devon, UK Posts: 701	I would definitely see your midwife asap. Are you 4/5 engaged or 4/5 palaple? If you're 4/5 engaged it means only 1/5 of the baby's head is in the pelvis so it's unlikely you would have felt it.

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