Yea think will at nxt appointment which is 29th June @tam77

@mummy661, i would ask your midwife about it. I was led to believe it being on back was a good thing as less prone to complications is what i was told. I have midwife this week i think i will ask her just to check xxxx

Oh rite I had home birth last time but I'm having this 1 in hospital so I'm not sure how much blood exactly I lost @winterbaby95 but I got appointment tomorrow with consolation so see what they say

@mummy661 Yeah my uterus wouldn't contract therefore my placenta took ages to come out...resulting in me losing lots of blood. But they managed to get it out :) and then the doc had to sew me up after as I was cut :) I had a forcep delivery so was is theatre at the time anyway xx

It's best place to be at the back to avoid problems, mine was at the back. If it's at front can cause things like@winterbaby95 hemorrage and stuff and if its underneath the baby can cause problems, if it's underneath you can't have a natural labour as the placenta will come out first x

Just that after birth won't come out probably like last time @bl1995 that's all

I had a massive hemorrage. Lost 3 litres :) Had a vaginal birth xx

Well the person who scanned me last time Said that it's norm at front so norm cussions out kicks and movements bit @tam77

Its normal for it to be on the back :) if its in the front you may not feel every movement especially early on :) I had a front placenta xx

Yeah can feel every movement she's a right wriggler! Are you concerned about anything? @mummy661 xx

mines on back wall as has been in all my pregnancies. its the normal place for it to be i thought?

So u can feel every movement @bl1995

Mines on the back wall☺️ xx