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  1. Mummywhisperer
    October 13, 2012

    hmmm I think that I have heard that reflexology can turn a baby or acupuncture – but you would want to find someone who has done it before and has lots of experience.
    The birthing ball idea seems the best.
    Maybe some pregnancy aqua aerobics?
    Good luck lovely xx

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  2. Rebecca
    October 13, 2012

    Better get that bag packed!

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  3. Kate Buckley
    October 13, 2012

    I had that with Spud. Must have been as I was sat at a desk at work for 8 months. No problems with Pooh Bear as I had a toddler to run around after. Labour was definitely more painful in my back with Spud but less painful overall.
    Scrubbing floors is apparently the best way to move baby or get on all fours and rock forward and back every day. And ^^^^ I’d look in to reflexology as I’ve heard about that helping too.
    Good luck x

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  4. Jayne
    October 13, 2012

    If you need any spare floors to scrub, my kitchen is in need 😉

    No, seriously though, my friends baby was back to back and she had a normal birth after spending every minute possible on an exercise ball, so fingers crossed you’ll manage to make baby move. xx

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  5. Helen Neale
    October 14, 2012

    Hi my dear. Do what u can, but if it all fails never fear, my little boy was back to back and I delivered him naturally in 7 hours. He turned during labour because we knew we had to do it and the midwife was fab!

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