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<p>Oh WOW...it's December!!! So, I figured we could start a new thread.</p>
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<p>Of course, now it's harder to refer back to earlier posts that I was going to respond to in this post. </p>
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<p>It's funny, I was never worried about baby position until last pregnancy when DS was still breech at 36 weeks (when they REALLY started worrying about it). He ended up flipping at 38 1/2 weeks and everything was fine. But after that month long drama (they mentioned it at 34 weeks, but told me not to worry), it's ALL I can think about this time! </p>
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<p>For Virginia, and whoever else who asked, spinninngbabies.com is a good resource for baby positioning/techniques/advice. Basically, what somebody told me is that you should visualize your belly button as a beam of light and the beam should always be point straight ahead or down...it should never point up. Basically, try to avoid reclining. Check out spinningbabies...there's a lot of good information.</p>
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<p>So, we got DD's loft bed set up over the weekend, which allowed us to get her room completely organized, which in turn allowed us to move DS's stuff into the room (now that they're sharing the room). We've got almost everything out of the smaller bedroom, so we're almost ready to bring baby's stuff in from the garage and REALLY feel organized. </p>
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<p>Have a great day mamas!!!</p>
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<p>Of course, now it's harder to refer back to earlier posts that I was going to respond to in this post. </p>
<p> </p>
<p>It's funny, I was never worried about baby position until last pregnancy when DS was still breech at 36 weeks (when they REALLY started worrying about it). He ended up flipping at 38 1/2 weeks and everything was fine. But after that month long drama (they mentioned it at 34 weeks, but told me not to worry), it's ALL I can think about this time! </p>
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<p>For Virginia, and whoever else who asked, spinninngbabies.com is a good resource for baby positioning/techniques/advice. Basically, what somebody told me is that you should visualize your belly button as a beam of light and the beam should always be point straight ahead or down...it should never point up. Basically, try to avoid reclining. Check out spinningbabies...there's a lot of good information.</p>
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<p>So, we got DD's loft bed set up over the weekend, which allowed us to get her room completely organized, which in turn allowed us to move DS's stuff into the room (now that they're sharing the room). We've got almost everything out of the smaller bedroom, so we're almost ready to bring baby's stuff in from the garage and REALLY feel organized. </p>
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<p>Have a great day mamas!!!</p>