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I'm 17 weeks pregnant is it normal for my baby to be facing downward?
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Baby Position: At 17 weeks the baby can be in any position. There is still plenty of room to move around. Don't worry about it. It's actually a good thing that the baby is in position already.
Answered 6/17/2014
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