Website for breech??

[StarCat]

I have looked at it before, someone here posted it, but now i can't remember it for the life of me. It goes over positions to sleep in and get in and various things to do to help a breech baby get into the right position. If you know what I'm talking about can you give me the website please, I have a baby that needs turning! :)

[Geofizz]

Were you thinking of spinningbabies.com?

[Spark]

Becca, are you feeling nervous about your little girl being breech? It's actually pretty common at this point to be breech. Most babies turn with minimal encouragement. Some don't.
here's a site that I like with options on turning breech babies http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/breechcl.html

SpinningBabies is great, too. I live by Spinning Babies. :)

Sometimes I like to get all the info I can on issues that hold a lot of fear for me. If you're the same, check these out. They might give you peace of mind.
http://www.breechbabies.com/index.htm
http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/breechbr.html

[StarCat]

Thanks. It was spinning babies. I wanted DH to read through it, too. She is breech right now, and I know there is still plenty of time left for her to turn-she actually has turned once and then flipped back. just thought I would work on positioning to help her along! :)

I am a little nervous about her staying breech and/or moving to a posterior position. My first was OP and was very difficult to push out. She was also a nice healthy size baby, so I'd love for this one to settle into a nice comfy birthing position and stay there. :) I am trying to gather as much info about what to do if she remains breech- just in case. So thanks for the websites. In my work-world a breech would be an automatic c/s, so I need to have all my facts in order because I am bombarded with so much negativity from them, it gets confusing in my head. Luckily I'm not working right now!