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Congrats, madtowngirl! I'm sure she'll latch better as she gets bigger. Those little ones can have trouble at the start with their tiny little mouths.
Lumi, I've not been told I'm having a big baby this time around (although I'm still expecting it anyway), but my first little guy was in the 97th percentile when he was born (was 9 lb. 4 oz. at birth). His head didn't get stuck, but one of his shoulders did. The doc had to lay me on my back with my feet up in the air and then push on my belly to reposition him and get his shoulder out from behind my pelvis. It was unexpected, but the doc handled it like a pro so I wasn't too worried at the time. It was more looking back on it that I was like, "Wow, that could have gone much worse." I guess I'm saying, don't worry. Just trust your body, your doctor, and the process.
babyv, so glad you are feeling good about the section and have all your questions answered!
Sorry, Ms. E, I don't think I have any experience with that. I did have a very quick second labour, though. It was pretty intense, but it made for a much easier recovery after.
Sammy, sorry your feeling so uncomfortable still and that that tightenings didn't turn into anything. Hang in there!
Khatif, glad the ctg showed baby is doing great! Try not to worry too much, but of course go get checked if you feel anything has changed!
AFM, I've got a check-up in a few hours, so I'll know soon whether baby has flipped on his own or if he's still breech. He feels head-down now, but I don't want to get my hopes up until the doctor can confirm it.
The other great news for me is that today is the first day of my maternity leave! Woooo!!!!
Lumi, I've not been told I'm having a big baby this time around (although I'm still expecting it anyway), but my first little guy was in the 97th percentile when he was born (was 9 lb. 4 oz. at birth). His head didn't get stuck, but one of his shoulders did. The doc had to lay me on my back with my feet up in the air and then push on my belly to reposition him and get his shoulder out from behind my pelvis. It was unexpected, but the doc handled it like a pro so I wasn't too worried at the time. It was more looking back on it that I was like, "Wow, that could have gone much worse." I guess I'm saying, don't worry. Just trust your body, your doctor, and the process.
babyv, so glad you are feeling good about the section and have all your questions answered!
Sorry, Ms. E, I don't think I have any experience with that. I did have a very quick second labour, though. It was pretty intense, but it made for a much easier recovery after.
Sammy, sorry your feeling so uncomfortable still and that that tightenings didn't turn into anything. Hang in there!
Khatif, glad the ctg showed baby is doing great! Try not to worry too much, but of course go get checked if you feel anything has changed!
AFM, I've got a check-up in a few hours, so I'll know soon whether baby has flipped on his own or if he's still breech. He feels head-down now, but I don't want to get my hopes up until the doctor can confirm it.
The other great news for me is that today is the first day of my maternity leave! Woooo!!!!