Transverse baby

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If you’ve just found out that your baby is lying transverse, or sideways, in your belly, you likely have a whole bunch of questions. In this blog, we dig into what transverse lie looks like. You’ll learn how to tell if you have a transverse baby, when it is a concern, and how to encourage that baby to get into a better position.

What can you do to help your baby spin round. How to turn a transverse lie baby guide.

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“Transverse Lie” is a sideways position. This article outlines easy ways to help a transverse baby move head down and what to do if self-care isn't enough.

Right Occiput Transverse (ROT) is when the occiput is towards the mother’s right and baby faces and kicks towards her left side. This position is called Right Occiput Lateral in the UK Australia and New Zealand.

Oblique Lie - Here's what this baby position means for labor!

The Fetal Position Rose by Gail Tully (me) shows eight head down baby positions and a sideways baby in what's called a "transverse lie."

Getting an Extetnal Cephalic Version (ECV) to turn our transverse breech baby in an attempt at avoiding a c-section via muddybootsanddiamonds.com #muddybootsanddiamonds #ECV #pregnancy #externalcephalicversion #breechbaby #transversebreech #obliquebreech

As you near the end of your pregnancy, you may worry that your baby's transverse position will cause issues during delivery. Learn more about possible ways to get your transverse baby to turn.