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Description:   By the 7 month mark, your doctor will be able to tell if your baby is in the correct birthing position. Watch this video to learn more about fetal position at 7 months.

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 At your next pre-natal appointment, it’s possible to tell, by palpating the belly, whether your baby is lying headfirst or feet-first in your womb. Babies who are in the breech-or feet-first-position have almost three months left to turn around—and most fetuses do. Some babies may remain in the breech position and may need to be delivered via c-section.

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