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if your baby is anterior, why all the worry? I guess I don't understand...is your baby posterior (back to your back, facing outwards)?
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I have seen many babies born ROA. It definitely isn't something that is a given - sometimes there are reasons why babies are ROA - esp if the placenta is on the front of the uterus and on the left side!
I wuld think that if you're a first time mom, just maintaining good posture (no knees higher than your hips) is all you need. Chances are, your baby will settle down in the best position for him/her.
I wuld think that if you're a first time mom, just maintaining good posture (no knees higher than your hips) is all you need. Chances are, your baby will settle down in the best position for him/her.
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