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Anyone have experience with breech baby successfully turned by doctor and subsequent vaginal delivery? I am 35 weeks and baby is breech. Any natural things I can do?
4 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]mia a lila wellness (a doula who teaches yoga too) might have some exercises. but seriously, make sure your ob/midwife knows what is happening. this was my dc and they couldn't see the cord in ultrasounds, so didn't recommend turning baby. I had a c-it was more imp for me to have a safe db than the type of birth I'd envisioned. either way, gl. you will be a mom soon!
[ Reply | Options ]yes. at 35 weeks baby was breech, i did moxa and inversions and seh turned. a week later she flipped back and my doc did an external version. she stayed vertex that tiem adn i delivered vaginally at 40+ weeks. my doc was willing to try vaginal breech delivery but luckily we didn't have to.
[ Reply | Options ]You can try a homeopathic remedy. It's called pulsitilla and you can find it at whole foods. My baby turned breech a week before her delivery. Also, you may want to try tracing a very bright light (strong penlight or flashlight) slowly from the top of your tummy to the bottom. Babies are attracted to bright lights. I also sat in a very warm bath with a bag of frozen veggies where her head was. Baby may move her head to the warmer temperature and away from the frozen veggies.
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