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@Foodnerd81: 32 weeks! he was all over the place for a bit. lots of 'polar bear' pose.

Early, like 24 weeks-ish, both times. They both stayed in the exact same position (head down with back along right side and butt jammed in my ribs) the whole time. My cousin just had an ultrasound at 32 weeks that showed her daughter finally flipped in the last week or two.

My LO was always head down.

My LO never turned on her own. I did everything you can do at home (inversions, frozen peas on her head and hot compress on my low belly, flashlight on my low belly, burning moxa by my pinky toes, laying upside down on an ironing board propped on our couch...) from 34-37 weeks and no dice.

I had an external cephalic version at 37+0 and baby did successfully turn during the version. But my water broke and placenta abrupted at the same time, so I ended up with an emergency c-section then and there! So much for trying everything to AVOID a c-section!! In the end it was a great birth experience and pretty easy recovery.

Good luck and I hope your baby flips and is less stubborn than mine!

babe has been head down since about 24 weeks, and at 35 weeks is quite low in my pelvis.

My first never turned on her own. Like @stratosphere, I tried almost everything. Inversions off the couch, spinning babies, acupuncture. Nothing worked until a successful external version at about 38 weeks. The version was scary but in the end I had the birth experience I really wanted. And a very healthy (if stubborn) baby!

Head down between 24-28 weeks. Still there at 39+6.

ETA: I didn't ever feel her flip so baby could surprise you and already be head down.

DS1 never turned, I had a scheduled csection right before my due date. But he was breech the entire time and his head was in the 100th percentile!

DS2 was breech at the anatomy scan, but turned head down somtime in the third tri? I have no idea when. But I had a RCS with him at 39 weeks and he was head down.

Somewhere around 34 weeks? She started head down, then flipped. She flipped back around 34 weeks.