sir and man its 38 week is running and baby head is not down i am afraid from c section

@@redchillikitchen1419 Hi there! Did you try the exercises and moxibustion that we show in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5Obm5mf3a3Pc58.html

@@CareAboutLittleOnes yeah but my baby turned but now the problem is that my baby's head is not down or fix 1 doctor suggest me c section but the other one suggest me walk till 17 th may

@@redchillikitchen1419 Just so that we get that right: your doctor proposes a C-section just because baby is not engaged?? Please note that babies often engage AFTER labor has started... Why would they propose a C-section??

@@CareAboutLittleOnes yes she proposes a c-section. i asked her that normal delivery is possible so then she angry and told me that its depend on you if want to get risk. i was shocked and dont understand that why she is saying this so that's why I visited other gynea and she suggested that I walk a minimum of 30 minutes a day and she gave me details also that the baby's head is not engaged.

Hi there 😊, that's WONDERFUL to hear!! 😊 Thanks so much for this lovely feedback!! It makes us very happy to hear that our exercises helped you with that!! In that case, there stands nothing between you and a normal delivery! We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming delivery, for you, your wife and for your baby! ❤️

in india and pakistan they always say the corrupt doctors that women need C section cause they want money and are corrupt. Even if baby is not engaged that is NO problem, the contractions will start and the baby will normally come out. Never listen to doctor if they say natural birth not possible only operetion. They just want money.

@@sisterinthisdunya We are very sorry to hear that!! ☹☹ The world we live in right now is just very sad.......

Where are you based out of? Did your wife have normal or c-section? Was this first or second pregnancy

@@aakankshasingh7128 Hey dear are u asking me or someone else. but i will answer hihi. I had 1 month ago normal beautiful birth. It was my first baby. In pakistan

Hi there 😊, that's FANTASTIC to hear!! 😊 Thanks SO MUCH for your lovely feedback!! 😘 It is GREAT to hear that our videos have helped your baby into a better position! Now, there stands nothing between you and a normal delivery! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤️

Aw, that is so wonderful to hear!! 🥰 CONGRATULATIONS on your newborn!! We are very happy whenever we hear the good news! 🥰 And thank you very much for your lovely feedback!! We wish you a great recovery and ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Now am at 38 wk in the same ur situation and expecting VBAC too....

Hi there 😊, that's GREAT to hear!! 😊 Thanks a lot for your feedback!! We are very happy that our exercises helped you with that!! 😘😘 By the way: CONGRATULATIONS on your newborn from the 2 of us!!! 🥳🥳🥳 We hope you both are doing well! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, that is wonderful to hear! Thanks so much for your wonderful feedback! Most important, we congratulate you on a successful VBAC!! You are the living proof that it is possible (and that some babies only engage VERY late)! Thanks so much for sharing! 😊 ❤️ 👍 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there Richard 😘, we are terribly sorry to hear that you are in a refugee camp in Thailand! These are really terrible times... ☹️☹️ However, we are very happy to hear that our videos help you and your wife! And we also hope that they will help you with a safe delivery and a healthy baby! We are sending you lots of prayers and positive thoughts!! We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you, your wife and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, thanks SO MUCH for your lovely comment!! We are very happy to hear that you like our videos!! 😘😘 Oh, and congratulations on your second pregnancy!! It happens very fast sometimes, doesn't it? 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, great input - thanks a lot for that!! We will certainly put it on our list! Also, thanks SO MUCH for your feedback! We very much appreciate it and are happy to hear that you find our channel helpful!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

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Hi there 😊, first of all, thanks SO MUCH for your feedback!! 😘 We are super happy to hear that our videos helped you turn your baby! 😊 These exercises could certainly help engage your baby. The only question is in how far the level of amniotic fluid plays a role in your baby's current (unengaged) position. Sometimes, we have cases of polyhydramnios where it's just very difficult to make this work. However, these are really "extreme" cases of "too much amniotic" fluid. On the other hand, if your baby was able to turn, then it is also likely that these exercises will help you engage your baby... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Hi, I had my visit today and everything went well...Thankfully the water is not that much now. Hoping to see my baby next week. for now I continue doing these exercises (hip circle and squat) that you recommend. Thank you so much

@@zendybithao3525 Okay, that's great to hear!! In that case, all that is left for your baby to do is move further down. But please keep in mind: sometimes, it only happens after labor has started. So, please do not worry too much if it does not happen during the next 2 weeks... Again, ALL THE BEST for you! 😊

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you... I actually need to get may baby out by next week due to my baby's weight and growth. I'm petite and if my baby grow big more in full 40 weeks I'm afraid I might end up with c-section.

@@zendybithao3525 Okay, understood. There is also the option of an induction (before rushing into a C-section). Of course, this is not what most women want, however, it might be better than a C-section....?

Hi there 😊, you are MOST WELCOME! Fingers crossed!! We wish you GOOD LUCK! You can do it!! 😊👍 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, you are MOST WELCOME! We are very happy if you find these tips helpful! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

You are a sweet heart!! 😊 Thanks SO MUCH for your very lovely comment!! 😊 Your feedback makes us particularly happy! It's really the best compliment a channel can get!! 🥰 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, you are MOST WELCOME!! We are very happy if our videos helpful! 😊 We know it is very difficult to determine baby's exact position (even professionals don't find it easy). However, we recorded a video which explains what symptoms a woman would experience when baby has engaged. You can find it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6-IfJikrJPIZ6s.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there Sandie 😊, that is really very nice of you to say!! Thanks so much for the appreciation!! 😊😘 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, first of all, thanks so much for your very lovely feedback!! We are very happy to hear that you find our content helpful - it's the best compliment a channel can get! 😊❤️ 👍 Regarding your case: It's difficult to tell what's going on in your womb. However, one option is that your baby has dropped, particularly, when looking at the signs that you observe... Please note that it CAN happen sometimes that babies drop very early (week 32). In most cases, that's absolutely fine. In very very very rare cases though it COULD be a sign that your body prepares for preterm labor. Because of that, we would talk with your midwife about the signs that you observe. Maybe this information is relevant to them (depending on your pregnancy case). Regarding your other question: in THEORY, a baby can always go back into a breech presentation after being cephalic. However, we would not worry about that. Because now, you know that nothing prevents your baby from turning. If baby has done it once, baby can do it again! We do hope that our answers help you! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes I’m so grateful for your reply. I am glad and amazed at how you take your time to reply everyone without taking anything in return. GOD bless you all richly. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@phela2598 You are most welcome!! We are happy if we could help you! ;-)

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Hi there 😊, we completely understand that you are worried about your baby's position. However, please don't be! Your baby has still time to move into a better position. Moreover, even if labor starts, such a "malposition" often resolve by itself - if you give your body the time. We also understand that you are too scared to do any exercises that might cause your baby's head to engage. However, it's exactly that - exercises and positions - which could help your baby move into a better position. The most important one is the forward leaning position (knee to elbow) that we describe in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d56PfbeIprmreKs.html (skip everything else in this video as long as your baby is not in a better position). The knee-to-elbow position can help your baby move into a better position because your provide your baby with more room in your womb to do so... There is also an alternative approach of the knee to elbow position which we explain in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5Obm5mf3a3Pc58.html. It allows you to remain in that position for longer. That said, please always ask your provider first if it is okay to do these exercises, as obviously only they know your pregnancy case... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, we have just the right video for you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKpidpqp0MyshXk.html 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, thanks so much for your feedback!! We really hope it helps you too!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes love your videos. I start my day with watching your videos. You guys are amazing.

@@ahuramazda8517 You are very kind!! ❤❤ Thanks SO MUCH for your sweet comment - it really motivates us to publish even more of them!!

Hi there 😊, that's GREAT to hear! Thanks so much for your feedback - we are very happy to hear that you find our content helpful! 😊 Regarding your question: unfortunately, there is no way for us to tell if one tablet is sufficient. This is really something that only your doctor can tell you - based on your particular pregnancy case and based on the product that they prescribed... Sorry that we cannot be a better help here! 😬 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, do you know if your pelvis has a particular shape? Like, one that deviates from the "norm"?

@CareAboutLittleOnes I have an uneven hips. My left hip is higher than the right. But I have no problem with walking or other normal physical activity. I am also doing exercises and from that I can say I have good balance and I am flexible. Although I noticed this uneven hips only after the delivery of my first baby. I delivered her in side lying position. Should I be concerned.

@@jeslaabduljaleel8518Hi there! No, uneven hips are normally not a reason to be concerned (we had a few similar cases and this was NEVER a problem). However, we do ask ourselves, what makes the baby back up from the pelvis frequently... Do you do any "fancy" exercises?

@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you for your reply I do both stretch out yoga and cardio exercises. Depends on my mood. I do not follow any specific exercises daily. I do cardio on days when I feel very energetic and do stretches on days I don't have much energy. There are days when I am so tired and just wanted to rest. I skip the exercises in that day.

@@jeslaabduljaleel8518 Okay! Well, nothing that you do here should be a reason why your baby keeps backing up from your pelvis... And it is also totally fine to skip exercises every now and then! As a pregnant woman, you also need your rest ... Can we ask you: have you ever seen a chiropractor for baby's engagement?

Hi there Vanessa 😊, the scientific studies about scoliosis in pregnancy that we know do not come to the conclusion that scoliosis causes any complications pregnancy-, fetus- or labor-wise. Of course, 2 pregnancies are never alike. However, based on the studies, we would not worry too much about it... Just focus on that moment when you meet your little baby! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

I have scoliosis and am 39+4 weeks pregnant. Chiropractor visits helped me so much.

@@KALioness910 Thanks a lot for sharing this with us! Indeed, we can only recommend seeing a chiropractor! Their work can have an incredibly positive effect on your body!! 👍 😊

Hi there Adisa 😊, please don't worry too much! On average, a pregnancy lasts between 38 and 42 weeks. Everything within that range is considered "normal". Some babies just take longer... If you exercise, it's already great! Do you now if your cervix is soft at this point? We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you for your replying 🙏 😊 The doctor said that the cerfix is soft, but if it doesn't come these days, I will do induction on Saturday. I'm really scared of that 😨😰

​@@AdisaKola Yeah, we know they like to do that... And unfortunately, it can cause a lot of pressure on a woman which just makes the whole going-into-labor process more difficult. So, now, it is REALLY your partner's turn to give YOU a back massage (and please do not end up giving him a massage again just because he is tired from work!!) 😅 Relaxation is really very important these days to keep the stress hormones in check! On top of that, there are also a couple of other things which could help: reflexology, nipple stimulation, Castor oil (which we explain in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btiVm8Wm1d3Mqo0.html Finally, if it does not work, please do not be scared of an induction! Babies are being born every day with inductions. Also, your cervix is soft which makes an induction easier. You only focus on that very moment, when you hold that sweet little baby in your arms!! How you get there really does not matter! All that counts is that eventually, a healthy mother holds her healthy baby in her arms! 🥰🥰 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you so much for your best wishes and the kind words ❤ 💕 I wish you and your family all the best in the world 🌎 ♥

@@AdisaKola Thanks a lot Adisa!! We wish you and your family the same!! Everything will be fine!! 😘😘

Hi there 😊, so, just that we got that right: First, your doctor told you that the baby is engaged. And then later, he told you baby is not engaged anymore? Is that right? If so, we can only recommend getting a second opinion! It is best to have a second person confirm the status of baby's engagement. We PARTICULARLY recommend getting a second opinion, if your doctor tells you that your wife needs a C-section BECAUSE baby is not engaged. The lack of engagement is not a reason for a C-section (unless there are medical problems of course). So, please consider getting a second opinion! If baby is indeed not engaged, then you can find helpful tips and tricks in the video you commented on! However, please also keep in mind that some babies only engage very late (sometimes hours before labor starts). And sometimes they only engage AFTER labor has started... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you, your wife and your baby!! ❤️

Can we wait for 42 weeks without any worry???

Thanks aloot for your reply❤ The doctor said that the baby's head is on the exactly upr part of the pelvis but not fixed in it. So you have one week for wait. My wife is an active lady. She do all activities at home staira up down , walk and deep squats from last night. She is worried about the engagment of the baby's head.

@@saqibmustafa2281 Okay, don't worry! Deep squats can really be super effective! And if your wife is active too, there is NORMALLY no reason to worry at all! 😊

@@saqibmustafa2281 That depends on your wife's pregnancy case! So, unfortunately, that's something we cannot tell you. We can only tell you - in general - that we know many women who gave birth as late as week 42 and delivered a healthy baby... ;-) But it's best to talk with your doctor about it....

Hi there 😊, please use the search function of our channel and look for "dilate faster". That way, you will find lots of videos which are supposed to help you with that! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, have you also tried the deep squats that we show you here? They are the most important exercises when it comes to helping baby engage. Also, please do NOT overdo it with the exercising! From what we observe here, it can actually be counterproductive! If you stick to the steps that we show here (given that your doctor approves), it should be possible to help baby engage. Finally, please also keep in mind that some babies only engage AFTER labor has started! As long as baby engages at SOME point, you can still have a normal delivery.... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, that's interesting... Of course, it would be great if baby was engaged for both, a spontaneous start of labor, as well as an induction. However, we know lots of cases of women whose baby only engaged AFTER labor has started. So, we don't really understand why your doctor presses for a C-section??? Honestly, we would get a second opinion! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, we are not gonna lie to you: it is very difficult to naturally induce labor at 37 weeks. At that time, your cervix only just starts to soften. And a soft cervix is a prerequisite for natural labor induction. The question is, however: why not try an induction first? Why go straight for a C-section? So, one thing we recommend doing is that you get a second opinion! Let another doctor confirm that your placenta is indeed that calcified that you require a C-section. And then also discuss with them, if an induction is not a better option! We hope this helps! 😘 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there Mara 😘, we are sorry to hear that you go through so many things... 😬 So first of all, it very much sounds like your baby has dropped already. This will increase the pressure in your pelvis and could explain the many things that you feel. On top of that (or in addition), it could also be a problem of pelvic girdle pain, particularly, if it hurts to get up from a couch or bad. Sometimes, it can also be that the baby is not in an optimal position when baby has dropped which could also explain many of these problems. Given the discharge that you observe and also because of the fact that it could be that your baby has dropped already, we recommend talking with your midwife. But to be clear: the things that you experience could be totally normal, so there is not necessarily a reason to be worried. However, it would be great to have a confirmation from your midwife or provider... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there! 😊 When your baby is posterior, we would not yet try to engage the baby! We would do this first: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdWlepZe1rylmKM.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, ideally all of them! But of course, it depends how far along you are and how "stubborn" your baby is! 😊 Sometimes deep squads alone will do the job... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, first of all, please keep in mind that some babies only engage very late in a pregnancy. In fact, some only do it hours before labor starts (or even after labor has started). We have some more information on this in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btqlqdqAq8q0eHU.html But to help the baby engage, you are already on the right video! If there is an exercise that can help a baby engage, then it's certainly deep squats (which we show in this video). Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that it helps though. There are at least 10 reasons why a baby may simply not be able to engage. However, those cases are very rare.... No reason to be worried about those cases right now... Has your wife already tried the exercises from this video?

Hi there, yes my wife did all the exercises except the 2 nd one from this video from week 34

@@karthickg8116 Okay. Well, please note that sometimes a baby may not be able to engage, which can have several reasons. However, right now, there is no need to panic because your wife is "only" 37 weeks pregnant. As we said, some babies do engage very late....

Hey there! Thanks a ton for the positive hopes! Today our doctor confirmed that head is fixed! 🎉 currently entering 39 th week. I would request you suggest what we have to do further! Thanks in advance!

@@karthickg8116 Oh, that's great to hear! 😊 Well, in that case, if you are allowed to exercise, try to keep active! If you have a birth ball, this is what could be helpful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i82ilbKUmcnJko0.html And of course, you can also help your body prepare for labor in other ways: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btiVm8Wm1d3Mqo0.html And don't forget this sitting position: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZulq8mjlb-uj3k.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤

Hi there 😊, have you downloaded our guide? In there, you will find all the dates regarding when we normally start with which exercise... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, you found the right video! Have you watched it already? 😊

Hi there 😊, while it is crucial for a normal delivery that your baby DOES engage at SOME point, we clearly want to point out that some babies only engage AFTER labor has started. In other words, not every baby engages before labor has started. Only recently, we had such a case: the baby was not engaged, but labor started. Only 5 hours into active labor, the baby finally engaged. And the mother eventually delivered a healthy baby. So, please always keep that in mind! 😊 Also, we have had cases of babies who had 4kg+ and still engaged eventually. So, it is not possible to say, for example, a baby of 3kg+ cannot engage. It really depends on your overall case. The best is not too worry too much! You will only know how it goes once you are in labor.... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, there is a detailed time schedule in the guide that you can download from our website. But basically, we start with the preparation phase in week 35 and with the actual baby engagement exercises in week 36.... That said, it is also possible to start later (just not earlier).... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, these exercises can certainly help you engage your baby! However, please understand that only your doctor can tell you, if you can do these exercises or not - because only they know your specific pregnancy case! So, please, ask for your doctor's approval first before attempting these exercises - thank you! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, please note that some babies only engage once labor has started. And normally, there is absolutely no problem with that as long as the baby engages at some point....

Hi there 😊, do we not mention that in the video? We normally start with this in week 35.... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, week 35 is a good time to start them! So no need for you to worry about this at all at the moment! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, there is only one thing we can recommend in this situation: get a second opinion by another doctor! We ourselves, we can only tell you this much: 3kg at 38 weeks is not particularly big. Unless a woman is SUPER SLIM, a normal delivery should NORMALLY not be a problem. Therefore, all you can do is get a second opinion! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, in theory, even ONE day could be enough to help a baby engage (with deep squats). However, please keep in mind that there are many factors which play a role here. Therefore, there is never a guarantee that it works - not even within a longer period of time. For example, sometimes, a chiropractor has to do their magic first, before a baby is able to engage - it all depends on your body... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thank you so much for your quick reply. In last appointment my doctor told baby’s head engaged 5/5 (head is above the pelvic brim). She told the chance of natural delivery is so low. What do you think? I am doing my best. Will let you know the updates. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

@@aditybhadra4067 Hi there! Please note that just because a baby is not engaged does not mean that a woman cannot have a normal delivery. Sometimes, babies only engage AFTER labor has started. If your doctor really recommends a C-section just because baby is not yet engaged, then we recommend that you get a second opinion from another provider! We hope this helps! 😊 Sending you lots of love from London back to Bangladesh! ❤❤

@@CareAboutLittleOnes okay I will. Today I am 39 weeks 2days. No signs of labour yet, baby is not engaged. Sometimes I feel I will get my period or getting period cramps (not sure though). I have severe back pain & also feel heavy in my pelvis area. I am completely messed up. Before I was thinking that these are the symptoms but nothing is happening.

​@@aditybhadra4067hey plz Tell m your baby deliver Normal or c section

Hi there 😊, we have just the right video for you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btqlqdqAq8q0eHU.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you, your wife and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, first of all, please note that it is normally still possible to have a normal vaginal delivery, even when baby is not engaged. Second, some babies only engage HOURS before labor starts, some even afterwards. This is different from woman to woman, so please, do not be worried just yet! There is still plenty of time 😊. If you are already so active, then you don't need to add anything else. You are already doing a great job! The only thing we can think of is seeing a chiropractor to support the process. However, please keep in mind that there is no guarantee that it works... Also, when you do squats, make sure it's deep squats, as only deep squats can help the baby engage... Otherwise, stay positive! If your baby is head down, it's only a matter of time til baby drops! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@vinotha Raman I'm in the same situation right now.. how did your labor go.. my doctor is suggesting for csec coz my baby head din engage

Hi there 😊, in the description of that video, you are going to find a link to download our pdf. In that pdf, you can find detailed instructions on how many times to do these exercises... We hope this helps! 😊

Hi there 😊, it depends a bit on the hospital policy and your pregnancy case in how far a check-up is required. So, this is difficult for us to answer... Generally speaking, if there are no medical complications and if you are feeling well and if there have not been any complications in your pregnancy, a checkup is not required. It is basically just a waiting game until you go into labor... But of course, if you feel unwell, if you are worried about the health of your baby or your own health, please do talk with your doctor about it! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, that's really very difficult to say for us. High blood pressure can potentially be dangerous during a delivery. Therefore, unfortunately, we cannot really tell you if a normal delivery is possible in your case or not. This is something that really only your doctor can tell you because only they know all the facts about your case. The only thing you could do is get a second opinion from another doctor. But it's important that they look at your pregnancy case in detail so that they can come up with the best advice in your case... We are sorry that we cannot be a better help here.... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, please note that babies often either engage very LATE in a pregnancy or AFTER labor has started. Even if a baby only engages after labor has started, it is normally not a problem as long as baby engages eventually... Therefore, we are always surprised to hear whenever a doctor tells anyone that they cannot have a normal delivery - just because baby is not engaged before labor has even started (unless there are medical reasons of course). Of course, we are not able to tell you what to do. This can only be done by a doctor. Therefore, we can only recommend that you get a second opinion by another OB. Thank you! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Thanks for your reply.

Hi there 😘, we have met many women in similar situations and - except from one case - all of them have been able to do the exercises that we show on our channel (the ones to prepare for labor). So, normally, this should not be a problem. However, please do ask for your doctor's approval before you do them! The reason is that not every case of a nuchal cord is the same. In rare cases, there can be complications which is why it is important to get your doctor's approval first because only your doctor knows the details of your pregnancy case! Thank you! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, these positions ARE actually intended for situations like yours: cephalic but not engaged. Keep in mind though: we also want baby to face your back instead of your front... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, unfortunately, only your doctor can tell you if you can do these exercises or not because there can be many reasons why you my not be able to do them - depending in your pregnancy case. But in general, we can tell you that we DID have cases of women whose baby had two cords around the neck. And they were still able to do these exercises anyway... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, here is some advice 😊: First, ask your doctor to explain exactly how the fact that baby is not yet engaged requires a C-section! We would be very curious to hear that explanation! Second, get a second opinion! Here is some more information on this topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btqlqdqAq8q0eHU.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, don't worry! In some pregnancies, these things happen later, in other pregnancies they happen sooner. After all, once your labor starts, your contractions will take of it! So please don't worry too much right now! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, please note that some babies only engage very late.(sometimes hours before labor starts). And others only engage once labor has started. So, please try not to worry too much at this point! Also, the exercises that we show in this video (particularly deep squats) can be a big help! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi mam, I am 39 weeks 5 days pregnant, and baby is not engaged and baby weight is around 3.5 - 4 kg. It's my first pregnancy, please advice what to do, my doctor suggested me to go for c- section , my EDD is 21st march Please give me some advice

Hi there 😘, NORMALLY (unless there are medical problems of some sort), neither a single loop around the neck nor a lack of pre-labor engagement are reasons for a C-section. Moreover, if your fluid level is 12 at 38 weeks, it corresponds exactly to the mean (which is similar to the "average number") that we see in scientific studies Maybe you would like to get a second opinion by a different doctor... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, we kindly ask you to get the approval of your doctor first before trying these exercises because there can be many reasons why a woman may not be allowed to do them (f.e. spine-related problems)... But in general, we can tell you that we know lots of VBAC moms who did these exercises and were absolutely fine. By the way: if you want to know if your baby has engaged, you can look at the signs and symptoms that you experience. We explain everything in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6-IfJikrJPIZ6s.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes yh my baby has engaged because I feel heavy pressure around my abdomen,my last scan says the baby is cephalic position n placenta is anterior.

@@CareAboutLittleOnes yh my baby has engaged because I feel heavy pressure around my abdomen,my last scan says the baby is cephalic position n placenta is anterior.

@@CareAboutLittleOnes yh my baby has engaged because I feel heavy pressure around my abdomen,my last scan says the baby is cephalic position n placenta is anterior.

@@hannatumusah2712 Okay that's great! So, that means your baby is not only head down but also engaged! Don't worry about your placenta. A anterior placenta normally does not cause any problems. All good! 😊😊

Hi there 😊, we have just the right video for you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5Obm5mf3a3Pc58.html We regularly use this approach to turn breech babies. Maybe it will help you too? 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😘, unfortunately, this depends on the severity of the case! Therefore, we kindly ask you to get the approval of your doctor first! Thank you!! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, as always, we kindly ask you to get the approval of your doctor first, before you try any exercises that we show in any of our videos! Only your OB knows your pregnancy case. As for the AFI. Let's put it this way: We have come across many cases of women with a low AFI level who had a normal delivery... 😊 We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, the dates should be in the video. Normally, we start in week 35 with those exercises. 😊 We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, it's always difficult for us to say what exactly it is that women experience in an online setting... It does sound like the mucus plug. But if you search for "mucus plug" on our youtube channel, you can find a video about this with pictures of mucus plugs. Maybe this helps you! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there Priya 😊, it very much depends on why the baby is not engaged so far. Please note that sometimes there can be good reasons why a baby is not engaging. For example, the shape of the pelvis, the size of the head, the location of the placenta etc. HOWEVER: we also want to point out that sometimes, babies only engage AFTER labor has started (or hours before it starts). Oftentimes, the force of contractions is needed to make it happen... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, unfortunately, there is little you can do! It is up to your doctor to closely monitor what's going on in your womb. In fact, normally, in such a case, you will have a scan every 4 weeks. All you can do on your end is live a healthy life - but, of course, you knew that already. 😊 Make sure that you eat healthy foods that provide your babies with all the nutrients they need. You may also require certain additional supplements. But unfortunately, this is something only your doctor can tell you - based on your pregnancy case. We are sorry that we cannot be a better help here... 😬 Finally, we just want to add that such pregnancies do not necessarily lead to complications. You can have perfectly healthy babies despite this "condition"... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, I believe we mention the dates in the video? We normally start this in week 35 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thanks alot for your kind reply 😘 ........

Hi there 😊, please don't worry about that! At that stage of a pregnancy, it is really very difficult to say what is normal and what is not normal (weight and size wise). From week 24-26 onwards, this is when it starts to matter. Relax a little! We are sure everything is fine! 😊 Of course, if you are worried that your baby is not well, please do talk to a doctor! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, please do not worry at all! If your doctor said that your baby's head has dropped, it actually means that baby IS engaged. Please keep in mind that - even when the head is engaged, you can still FEEL the baby's head when you are in certain positions. (We hope that next week's video will bring more clarity into this....) But again, please do not worry about this! Seems like everything is fine right now! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thank you so much for ur reply.. just half an hour ago I feel like my dress is wet. I thought my water is leaking.. bt after that I changed my dress till now no leakage.. is that amniotic fluid? Can I wait to recheck if it'll leak again or should I go to hospital soon

@@umariyyah2532Hi there, we would check with your doctor, if it is indeed amniotic fluid! Unfortunately, that's something we cannot tell you ;-( They can run a sample, just to make sure everything is alright ;-)

@@CareAboutLittleOnes hi my sweet sissy... I delivered a boy baby vaginally ( vbac)..last week . I went hospital due to water break.. I felt contractions gradually.. bt no cervix dilation.. my doctor said that my cervix progress reversely.. by god's grace I remembered ur video . .you suggest Sitting or standing helps to dilate cervix faster than lying back or left side.. I managed to being in a sitting position.. then in just nearly 3 hours everything progress normal and I saw my little prince. Thank you so much .....💜💜 Gods peace be upon you both my brother and sister

@@umariyyah2532 Aww, what a lovely birth experience (and feedback at the same time)!! 🥰🥰 First of all, CONGRATULATIONS on your baby boy!! We are so happy that you had a successful VBAC!! You can be proud of yourself!! 😊❤👍 Also, thanks SO MUCH for your very lovely feedback!! We are very happy to hear it and very proud that our content helped you avoid a C-section! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby and gods peace for you and your family too!! ❤Enjoy every second with your sweet little baby!!

Hi there 😊, please don't be worried at all! We know that many women are scared when they are not dilated and when baby is not engaged at such a late stage of pregnancy. However, please keep in mind that some women go into labor with 0 dilation and with baby not being engaged. This can happen and it does not automatically mean that there is a problem. You can still have a natural, vaginal delivery. Please trust that your body knows exactly what it is doing! Your body is MADE to deliver a child - so your body knows what to do and when to do it. The exercises that we explain in this video can certainly help you engage your baby! We see it all the time! But there is never a guarantee that it works because every body is different... But first, please stop worrying! Everything is gonna be fine! If you put pressure on yourself, it can interfere with the labor process. Try relaxation techniques, ask your partner for a nice massage and trust that your body knows what it is doing... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thanku so much mam and lots of love from India.🤗

@@CareAboutLittleOnes can I take castor oil?

@@hiranaaz6454 You are MOST WELCOME!

@@hiranaaz6454 If your doctor allows you to, then you can certainly try it. However, please note that Castor oil itself will not help engage the baby...

Hi there 😊, do you know baby's position? Is baby facing your front or your back?

@@CareAboutLittleOnes baby’s position keeps changing even though I am 40 weeks, at the last checkup yesterday he was facing to the front

@@Simonnaie Okay! This COULD be the reason why you are feeling those sensations in your pubic area... But the good news is: if your baby is still able to change positions that easily, then your baby should not have a hard time finding a good position once labor has started...

Hi there Jennifer 😊, we normally start with these exercises in week 35... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes danke euch und liebe grüße! Love your energy, more videos please!

@@jennifercuddy5252 Thanks so much for your lovely comment! It is much appreciated! 😘😘 We promise: more videos coming up! 😊

@@jennifercuddy5252 P.S.: Perfect German!! 😊😊

Hi there 😊, if your doctor allows you to do exercises, then these exercises could certainly help you engage your baby. However, ideally, you only do them when your baby is in the right position for labor (we don't just mean cephalic; we also mean occiput anterior: more information in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdWlepZe1rylmKM.html). We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Did you have normal delivery then?

Hi there 😘, have you already tried the exercises that we show in this video (exercises to engage baby's head - particularly deep squats)? We have had some great success with these! So, if your OB confirms that you can do them, these exercises might help bring baby further down into your pelvis... This will then also affect everything else in your body in terms of your body's preparation for labor.... 😊

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thank you so much for your reply. I am eating dates, using birthing ball and drinking raspberry tea for quite sometime but will do what you recommend. Many thanks. I love watching your videos! Also is nipple stimulation safe in my case since baby is still not in the position?

@@gabrielabartosikova81 You are most welcome!! 😊 Using a birth ball is great! That too will normally help in your situation! 😊 If your doctor approves (based on your pregnancy case), you can certainly try nipple stimulation (given that you are at least 37 weeks pregnant). That's because, let's assume it helps you with first contractions or even with the start of labor, those contractions can help your baby engage too (sometimes babies only engage after labor has started)... 😊

Hi there 😊, please note that the butterfly stretch and hip opener exercises are only exercises to prepare your body for the engagement process. But they don't actually make the baby engage in the pelvis. The only exercise which can make a baby engage are deep squats.... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you so much 😊

​@@noorulaintariq2379your normal dilvry hui ya nh

Hi there 😘, it is generally more difficult to help baby engage in that case. However, we DID have cases when it worked. Unfortunately though, there is no guarantee that it will work... It's so different from woman to woman... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, we are not gonna lie to you: it is really very difficult to induce labor if you are under time pressure. Stress and labor induction are two things which "don't like each other". That said - in our experience - the one thing that tends to work even in such situations is Castor oil. However, it is important to note that Castor oil won't work for every woman. Moreover, it does require the approval of your doctor. So, if your doctor approves the intake of Castor oil, it is something that COULD help you induce labor fast, particularly, if you combine it with other tools, such as nipple stimulation. But again, inducing labor naturally under time pressure is a very very difficult task... Still, we hope this information helps you... 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hello my afi is also4 ... could u tell did if normal deliveryis possible .. my baby wt is also less .. it says iugr... i am 37 weeks and 4 days pregnant

Hi there 😊, we know many women who started with these exercises in week 36 and successfully helped their baby engage! That said, as always, we kindly ask you to get the approval of your doctor first that you can do these exercises, as not every woman should do them (f.e. in case of pregnancy-related complications). Thank you! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, so, here is the thing: when baby is head down, baby is not necessarily in a position where baby's back is exactly in the center of your belly. The back can also be more on the left or the right side. So that's that. Now, if you feel baby's head on the other side (than the back), then it COULD be that baby is indeed in an oblique position. However, of course, only a doctor can confirm this. If that is really the case, we would not worry too much though! So far, we have seen hardly any cases when oblique presentations are a problem for a normal delivery. The most important thing is that your baby is head down. Also, you can (normally) easily support your baby find a better position with the help of birth ball exercises (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jpmjgrKT1sCsoo0.html). Plus, there is also a blog post that you might find helpful: careaboutlittleones.com/best-sitting-position-to-help-baby-find-a-good-position-in-the-womb/ We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Hey thanks for the quick reply! I really needed this to read. Now feeling relaxed. Prior I was thinking may be my pelvic floor muscles are too tight so baby's head is slightly away from pubic area, but I'm walking 30-40 minutes on daily basis and doing 25-30 suqats, butterfly exercises then why would my pelvic muscles be so tight? Perhaps everything is normal and I'm overthinking about it. I'm due for my next scan on 3rd of November , fingers crossed till then. Will update you guys about my baby's position after then. Thanks a lot for giving me hopes. You guys are so sweet.

@@Beinghomemaker4u Don't worry! It is totally normal to overthink things and to be worried about everything you feel or see at this stage of your pregnancy. But let us tell you from experience that - most of the times - everything is absolutely fine! 😊

I had my cesarean 4 years ago and now im 38 weeks + 4 days pregnant. I want a VBAC. And all my reports and tests are normal. But the baby's head is not yet engaged down. Wht do you suggest??

@@forthesakeofallah9530 Hi there! We have a video on our channel on how to help a baby engage! Have you watched it already? 😊

Hi there 😊, you are MOST WELCOME!! We are happy if you find our videos helpful! 😊 Regarding your question: First of all, please don't worry! Some babies only engage hours before labor starts (or even afterwards), particularly, if this is your second. So, no need to worry that your baby has not yet engaged... That said, the protocol that we show in this video can certainly help you engage your baby. We do it all the time in women at 38 weeks and even later, although we often shorten the preparation phase to 3 days only at that stage. However, please keep in mind that - whether or not this is going to work - also depends on certain factors, such as your baby's position. For example: if your baby is occiput posterior (i.e. facing your front instead of your back), it might be very difficult for your baby to engage. In that case, it would be better to first help baby into a better position before trying anything to engage baby. It will pay off, once you are in labor... The other thing is: very often, we are only able to help baby engage with the help of a chiropractor. So that too could be an option, if our protocol does not work... We really hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, we do know cases of women who were able to help twin A engage in the pelvis with these exercises! 😊 However, as always, we kindly ask you to get the approval of your doctor first. Not every pregnant woman should do these exercises, depending on her pregnancy case... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, if your doctor allows you to do these exercises, then you can certainly do them! Please note that the low level of amniotic fluid is not THAT critical when it comes to baby's engagement. As long as your baby is head down, it should still work (at least based on our experience)... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Your normal dilvry hui ya nh

Hi there Nicole 😘, that is a very special position and unfortunately, we don't have a video on this topic on our channel. It is also difficult for us to guide you here because it really depends on the exact position and how it affects baby's engagement (if it does at all). Is your doctor concerned that your baby's position could somehow interfere with the engagement process?

Hi there 😊, yes, these exercises can certainly help engage your baby. So, if your doctor gives you their approval, you can give them a try. However, your doctor is absolutely right: sometimes, babies only engage once the contractions start. So, please do not be worried too much about it! Walking is always a good idea. But it does not need to be a lot. Studies show that if you go for a 30min walk per day, that's already great. Finally, if you are eating between 60 and 80 grams of dates per day, that's great! It's a great preparation of your cervix. We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤️

yea thnx u both are awesome always replying on time to our queries ya my doc said if m confortable i can try squats and other excercise well I m also looking for exercise ball i m 5'6 in length so wat size should I go 65 or 75 cm

@@tahminakhan6782 You are MOST WELCOME! Select Size L (58 - 65cm) if you are between 5’4” and 5’8” (162 - 172cm). However, please also check the description of the birth ball that you want to buy... We hope this helps ;-)

@@CareAboutLittleOnes hey I had my internal check up yesterday so baby is down but not engaged yet and cervix was like 1/2 cm dialated only so my doc asked me to have a membrane sweep next week Only if atleast i m 1 cm dailated. So pls give some knowledge about membrane sweep will tht work in first time .

@@tahminakhan6782 Hi there 😊, okay! Thanks for the update! Please don't worry too much about this right now! It's still early days. And your body did start to dilate already - which is great! Moreover, please note that some babies really only just engage once the contractions have started - that too is totally normal... Whether or not the membrane sweep will work straight away is not certain. It could, but it depends on the body. So, all you can do is see how things are gonna be in your case! Good luck! 😊

Hi there 😊, so, given the fact that you have a score of 4 only, it also means that your cervix is not yet well prepared for labor. But don't worry! In some women, it just takes a bit longer. However, there are tools that can help you support the process. We talk about them in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btiVm8Wm1d3Mqo0.html We'd also like to refer you to our other video, which is about the best "sitting position" to support the whole "going into labor" process: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZulq8mjlb-uj3k.html And finally, regarding the exercises: It depends a bit on you WHEN during the day you do them. For example, some women feel nauseas in the morning, even that late in their pregnancy. Therefore, they are more likely gonna do them in the afternoon. However, normally, we do them twice per day (in the morning and in the afternoon) unless of course your doctor told you that you cannot do these exercises... We really hope they will help you! 😊 By the way: sometimes, a chiropractor could help as well... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, yes and no. It really depends on the size of baby's head vs the size of your pelvis. Because of that, oftentimes, a baby does not engage as long as baby is not facing the back. But in general, it is possible. That said, ideally, baby moves into a better position first before baby engages: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdWlepZe1rylmKM.html. If baby is already engaged, we often see that it is easier to help baby's head out of the pelvis first, help him/her move into a better position and then to help baby re-engage again. But we are not gonna lie to you: this is not an easy task.... and it is certainly nothing that can be accomplished in a short period of time... Still, we hope this information helps you! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you! I am 38 weeks tomorrow, baby is engaged but I am not sure what position he is in. I am also not dilated at all.

@@haley7185 Don't worry about your dilation! Your contractions will take care of it! 😊 Regarding baby's position: Please note that according to studies, the majority of babies who face mommy's front before labor starts end up facing her back before the pushing phase starts. In other words, most babies in "bad" positions rotate during labor all by themselves... So, please don't worry too much about it! Besides, most babies already find a good position before labor starts... 😊

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thank you so much for your reassuring reply! Love your videos they've been very helpful!!

@@haley7185 That's great to hear!! Thanks so much for your lovely feedback! We are very happy to hear that you find our videos helpful!! 😊❤ 👍

Hi there 😊, with a marginal placenta previa, we kindly ask you to ask your doctor first before you try these exercises because not every case of marginal placenta previa is the same. It very much depends on how your pregnancy went so far and also, if you have been bleeding a lot (or not at all). So, please, do ask your doctor first - thank you! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Thanks for the reply . In all the USG, I had the low lying placenta observation .In the latest USG, it was changed to marginal placenta previa. Thankfully there was no bleeding observed till date .Any advise for this condition ,Ma'am/Sir?Pls guide.

@@aryanair2276 Hi there! Okay, this sounds encouraging! If there has not been any bleeding, then it does not seem like it is that bad... 😊 Unfortunately though, there is really nothing you can do. Nothing that you do has an impact on your placenta or its location... 🙁

Hi there 😊, we can only say this much: this approach has helped many women to help their baby engage, even at later stages of their pregnancy (up to 40 weeks). Keep in mind though: a baby does not necessarily engage before labor starts. Sometimes, they only do that after labor has started. The most important thing is that they engage at some point... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thanks for prompt reply in my ultrasound scan single loop surrounded by the neck has come is it fine to do walking and rest of exercises

@@piureddy8018 Hi there! We kindly ask you to ask your doctor this question! NORMALLY, you should still be able to do these exercises. However, two cases are never the same. Therefore, it is important to ask the doctor who is familiar with your case. Only they can tell you if you can still do these exercises. Thank you! 😊

Hi there 😊, please don't be worried about that! 😊 You have to keep in mind that some babies only engage very late (like hours before labor starts). And others only engage AFTER labor has started. Admittedly, it happens more in second pregnancies, however, it can absolutely happen in first pregnancies as well. So, please don't be worried! Your contractions can help you press your baby into your pelvis! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thank you ❤️

Hi there 😊, we normally start with these exercises in week 35 (one week preparation) and then from week 36 onwards, we start with the exercises that are intended to engage the baby... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

You are MOST WELCOME! We are happy if our video helps you! 😊❤️

Hi there 😊, yes, it is possible to do these exercises even with a cord around the baby's neck. However, we still ask you to get the approval of your doctor first because there can be hundreds of other reasons why you may not be able to do these exercises... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, yes, absolutely! If your doctor allows you to these exercises, you can certainly do them. 😊 In fact, we recommend trying these exercises only if your baby IS in a good position because otherwise, baby might engage in a not-so-optimal position. And then it's more difficult to bring baby into a better position for labor. That said, please keep in mind that - in theory - a baby could ALWAYS move back into a not-so-optimal position. This can happen no matter if you do any specific exercises or not... But we would not worry too much about that.... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Please rply

Hi there 😊, yes, you can absolutely do these exercises now (unless your doctor does not approve)! Exercises to engage a baby is something that can also work quite late in a pregnancy. So, go for it, if you are allowed to! We hope they will help you too!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes my Xray pelvimetry shows my inlet, mid , outlet 12 , 11 and 10 respectively. Is this okay for normal delivery? Normal delivery is possible?

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@@AliKhan-sh7gi Hi there! What did your doctor tell you? Is there any particular reason why they took measurements of your pelvis? If not, there is really no need to be worried about the size of your pelvis! Unless you have a very big baby, that baby will fit through your pelvis - the one or the other way! ,-)

Hi there 😊, if your doctor approved, we would actually try to rotate baby to move baby's back a bit further to the center of your belly. Don't get us wrong: a normal delivery IS possible in a rot position. However, given how the birth process works and given the kind of hurdles your baby faces in your womb, a more centered position is to be preferred (it will just make your life easier during labor).... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

What can be done to rotate baby to center ? I have anterior placenta on the left .

@@CareAboutLittleOnes pls address what can be done to rotate baby

@@anushags6634 Here you are: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdWlepZe1rylmKM.html ;-)

Hi there 😊, we are not gonna lie to you: with polyhydramnios it is more difficult to help a baby engage. However, we know many women who successfully made their baby engage with these exercises. The good news is also that the level of amniotic fluid reaches its peak around 35 weeks. Afterwards, the level declines which is probably what you observe right now. Therefore, these exercises are probably more likely going to work for you at later stages of your pregnancy. Actually, independent of the level of amniotic fluid, we would not try them before week 36 (or week 35 if you include the preparation week). We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

And l also suffering from viginal itching so bad

And l also suffering from viginal itching so bad

Hi there 😊, we recommend that you see your doctor for a checkup! Basically, most of what you experience is not particularly uncommon for pregnant women. Pregnancy hormones can sometimes really "mess up" the body and not every woman experiences a pregnancy in the same way! 😊 However, if it hurts when you pee and if you experience vaginal itchiness, it could point to other issues! And because of that, we urge you to see a doctor! Only a doctor can tell you for sure where your symptoms are coming from, after a thorough check-up! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes ok thanks for the information

@@CareAboutLittleOnes but l have one other issue from some days . I feel like l am having peroid pain but the pain is not that much hard in my back and in uterus . And also feel little pressure in my uterus

Hi there 😊, generally speaking, babies with a single loop of cord can (and normally will) engage in a pelvis too. Therefore, under normal circumstances, these exercises should not do any harm. However, as always, we recommend getting the approval of your OB first before you try these exercises. And that's because maybe, there is something special about your case that makes it impossible for you to do these exercises... So, please get the approval of your doctor first - thank you! We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, it's like this: very often, labor starts within 2-4 weeks after baby has engaged, that's right. However, these are just average numbers. It does not necessarily mean that labor will indeed start in that time frame, just because a baby has engaged... Every pregnancy is different... We have met lots of women whose baby dropped before week 36. And yet, they went into labor only around their due date and delivered a perfectly healthy baby. Nevertheless, whenever it happens before week 36, we recommend that you let your doctor or midwife know! Again, normally, there is no reason to worry. However, it could be relevant, depending on your pregnancy history and your pregnancy case.... We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes thank you very much! 🙏❤️

Hi there 😘, we are not sure we understand what you mean? Do you mean your baby is not engaged? If so, please note that they often do this AFTER labor has started! Also, how do you know that your pelvis is too tight?

Hi there 😊, we would not try to engage the baby if baby is still breech (besides, it would not work anyway). The first step should be to get baby into a better position. Here is a video which you might find helpful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5Obm5mf3a3Pc58.html We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

Hi there 😊, during your pregnancy, your body releases a hormone called "relaxin". This "softens" your pelvic bones so that baby can more easily move through it... So, normally, with 2.8kg, there should not be any problem... That said, we recommend that you also get a second opinion by a second doctor! We hope this helps! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

@@CareAboutLittleOnes Thanks for the reply😊