Saw someone mention bridge position in a pregnancy yoga video and i had no idea what it means. Is it some exercise or sleeping pose? im 6 months and just trying to understand thoda. can someone explain?
Keep your mind calm and pray, dear. If the baby is in a breech/bridge position, keep doing light walks and stay positive. God has a plan, and babies often rotate on their own when the time is right.
If u mean breech position, it simply means the baby is sitting bottom-down instead of head-down. Don't worry, babies have plenty of time to turn until the 36th week. If u mean the bridge yoga pose, only do it under proper prenatal guidance.
I keep reading about baby positions on pregnancy forums while planning! Is 'bridge' position another word for breech baby where the head is near the ribs? Hope u get clear answers from your doctor about this.
If u mean the bridge yoga pose (Setu Bandhasana), it can help with back pain, but please only do it if your doctor has allowed physical exercise. If u mean breech baby position, gentle walking can sometimes help encourage the baby to turn naturally, but safety first!
If it's a breech (bridge) position, sometimes doctors recommend a C-section near the due date. I would suggest checking your maternity insurance cover and setting aside some extra budget just in case a C-section is needed, as normal delivery is cheaper but baby's safety is first.
If u mean breech position (often called bridge position), please don't lose heart or worry too much. My baby was breech until week 34 and then magically turned head-down on its own. Hugs to u, just trust your baby and keep positive.
Are u talking about the breech position where the baby's head is up, or the yoga bridge pose? I am in my 2nd trimester and my baby is currently head-up, which has me a bit anxious. Has anyone else's baby turned head-down later in the 3rd trimester?
My baby was in a breech (bridge) position till the end, so I had a planned C-section. Honestly, the recovery was very smooth and gentle, so don't be scared if your doctor suggests a C-section because of the baby's position. Healthy baby is all that matters.
If your scan shows a breech/bridge position, please consult your doctor directly before trying any exercises or home tricks to turn the baby. Since I had complications, my doctor strictly told me not to try any physical poses without supervision. Safe delivery is key!
Most babies turn head-down by week 35 or 36, so don't panic if they are in breech or bridge position right now. I had a normal delivery and my baby only turned head-down in the 34th week. Just keep moving gently and stay hydrated.