Hide and seek: The position of your baby at 24 weeks pregnant is typically upright, with their bottom near your cervix. But there's plenty of room for them ...

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Usually, at 24 weeks pregnant, baby is still small enough that they may change position frequently. They may be upright, transverse or positioned sideways, ...

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Your baby, or foetus, is around 30cm long from head to heel. That's approximately the size of a corn on the cob.

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You at 24 weeks pregnant: You might be able to feel your baby moving from the outside now, by putting your hand on your belly.

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Occiput Anterior (OA). This is the most common position. · Occiput Posterior (OP). This is when the baby is head down and facing the front, so in a 'back-to-back ...

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Your baby is still small enough to change position a lot — from head down to feet down, or even sideways. Although it might not feel like it to you, your baby ...

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Your baby cuts a pretty lean figure at this point, but their body is filling out proportionally, and soon they'll start to plump up. Their skin ...

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At 24 weeks pregnant, your baby is the size of an ear of corn. Your baby's facial features are really filling out and your belly button may ...

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A fetus moves into many positions throughout pregnancy. During the last few weeks, most move into an anterior position, facing the pregnant person's back.

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