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Babies head down position

2018-07-18 01:45:06
When do babies go to their head down position? Which week does this happen??once they go to head down position, do they still move or stick to the same position?
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Usually in first pregnancy it is going down after 37 weeks and after that no change.In second pregnancy onwards at the time of labour pain it is coming down.After 37-38- weeks no change of position.

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