Kim Kardashian has been sharing updates on her pregnancy since announcing she’s expecting baby number two with husband Kanye West and now she’s revealed that her baby is breech.
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Babies in the breech position – meaning the head is facing upwards instead of downwards – are typically delivered via C-section.
She also shared that she is now looking for the best tips on how to turn the baby’s head down before she gives birth. The reality star is attempting a number of methods to turn her son, including pregnancy chiropractic sessions.
She explains that her doctor is one of few doctors that is equipped with the necessary medical training to deliver a breech baby as is.
“I lay practically upside down 3 times a day for 15 minutes”.
At the end of the day, Kim says she will do whatever it takes to ensure her son’s safety, and if welcoming him to the world via C-section does that, that’s what she will do.
Kardashian also asked her fans to wish her luck “and pray the baby turns”. “I think it’s just a wake-up call that, you know, things just might not be going the way that I thought they were, and that I just need to try to be healthy”.
“I’ve surrendered to the placenta issues and actually haven’t been thinking too deeply about them lately”, wrote Kardashian.
The trio need somewhere to stay while their mansion in Calabasas is being renovated and on last night’s Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode in the United States, viewers saw Kim pleading with Kris for a place to stay.
“I woke up at 4 in the morning, you guys, because North was like, ‘Mommy, come sleep with me.’ I went in her room at 4 a.m. and I fell asleep right with her”. “I hope the baby turns and all goes well, but I’m prepared for anything!”
Last month, the mother of North West said that pregnancy is the worst experience of her life.
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The new threat to Kim’s pregnancy made the celebrity anxious, and is now considering having C-section, according to Business Standard. You know I have a high-risk delivery and all of that gives me such anxiety. I just always feel like I’m not in my own skin.
