Posterior babies- when did you go into labor with yours? - Page 2

[Marlet]

DD1 has been my only posterior baby. I had her 8 days late.

[wombatclay]

dd1- 42 weeks 3 days, spontaneous labor, posterior/asynclitic/eventual cesarean

dd2- 40 weeks, spontaneous labor, anterior/vbac

ds- 42 weeks, weeks of prodromal labor with babe bouncing anterior/posterior/transverse/breech, spontaneous labor and another vbac (he was anterior at birth)

[Peony]

#3 was my only posterior baby, he was born at 40w and 5d.

[MissyLissa]

My posterior baby was born at 39 weeks, so not late by any means, but she did come a full three weeks later than my anterior baby. However, I was 7 cms before active labor kicked in so I really don't think her position affected dilation!! Active labor was also only 1.5 hours and she never did turn. I also got really lucky and had no back labor.

[ferra]

My babe was born posterior (that little turkey). Homebirth-Eight days past due date.
No pronominal labor. Water broke at 3:30AM with early labor,
went into active/hard labor around 9PM
he was born at 9am the next day.

[GreenGranolaMama]

I was in labor for 13 hours. Hospital birth, three weeks earlier than due date. I tried to help him turn by changing my positioning during labor (easier said than done, I was pretty exhausted and huge). I ended up delivering him sunny side up

[leavemealone]

Mine was thought to be posterior throughout the entire labor and born posterior. I went into labor at 40w3d and had no prodromal labor. It was a much more intense and painful labor that started with a bang, but once it started, it started.

[Say]

My daughter was born at 41+3. I had a very long labor. I'm not sure if everyone posting is differentiating between the latent phase of labor and prodromal labour. I was in latent labour (not prodromal) for 3 1/2 days, 'active' for about 12 hours.