they basically press on your stomach trying to move the baby. @suresti

that sounds pretty painful. hows it done? @carlizabala

@suresti, no worries! External cephalic version, or version, is a procedure used to turn a fetus from a breech position  or side-lying (transverse) position into a head-down (vertex) position before labor begins. When successful, version makes it possible for you to try a vaginal birth

what's an evc @boymama sorry its not my post but my baby is breech too so im curious

@cheli_doll, thanks ill start trying that! and look on YouTube as well!

my daughter was breeched the entire time until about 35 weeks when I did some exercises to have her move in position and BOOM it worked! now she is head down 😊 try looking up on YouTube my doctor told me to get on all fours with with your chest touching the ground and stay there for like 5 min everyday and see if it works

Yes! The EVC was incredibly painful... And I've had two natural childbirths, my first being over 9 lbs. but I'm thinking since your baby shouldn't be quite that big yet maybe it won't be so bad? Wishful thinking. But stay strong and you can do it!!!

@boymama,

Thanks I'm hoping and praying it works 😘 was turning the baby what was more painful than childbirth?

I did it with my second at 39 weeks he was 8 lbs and 8 oz and had him naturally. I will tell you honestly it was more painful than childbirth for me... But so worth not having a c section. Hopefully since the baby is still smaller it won't be so bad, good luck mama💜