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I'm pregnant and this is my first baby..i'm 35 weeks pregnant ..baby's head down but still high ..when should i expect him to engage in pelvis ?
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Few more weeks: Most babies drop or engage after 37 weeks of pregnancy. However, I have seen some who drop right before labor. So, please do not worry.
Answered 9/28/2016
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