9 Baby Dropping Symptoms - What does it FEEL and LOOK like when baby drops?

Nathalie Kaufmann, Pregnancy and Birth Consultant, and Mathias Ritter, Science Expert, explain the 9 symptoms of a dropping baby to help you understand if your baby is engaged in your pelvis. When people say that a baby has dropped, what they mean is that the baby has descended deeper into the pelvis. This is usually referred to as “the baby is engaged”. In fact, doctors and midwives usually make use of a 3- or 5-point scale to describe, how deep the baby is engaged in the pelvis. In this video, Nathalie and Mathias briefly explain how the 5-point scale works. Moreover, they explain 2 kinds of typical baby dropping symptoms. First of all, they talk about baby dropping symptoms that can be “observed”. In fact, in most cases, we can see a notable difference once the baby has dropped. Moreover, they talk about baby dropping symptoms that a woman may “feel and experience” and which she hasn’t felt or experienced before. Finally, they explain what you should do if you indeed believe that your baby has dropped.

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