just wondering if its a bad position have looked online and its conflicting answers so what are you thoughts on this? just that ive had 2 posterior babies who stayed that way and ive never had it noted as roa in any of my pregnancies
ROA is a lovely position and will be much easier than your two OP babies. LOA is the absolute ideal because you have a large blood vessel and your liver on your right and as well as the likelihood of the baby turning BUT ROA babies are in a brilliant position for giving birth. This baby is behaving.
If you want to keep the baby in ROA and LOA positions try not to lounge on your back too much and do more all fours positions, for example, on your knees with your arms and head resting on a birthing ball or sitting the wrong way on a dining room chair and resting your arms and head on the back of the chair. Let gravity do the work for you.