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35 weeks and 5 days pregnant and baby is still high. is this normal? when should i expect her to come down?
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Yes: Babies drop, as it were, at all different times. Sometimes if a baby doesn't drop it can be because the baby is too big to fit in the pelvis, but hopefully, in your case, it's just not time yet. Good luck!
Answered 9/18/2013
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