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@ntlfr8 I had mo-di and was told that even if Baby B isn’t head down they have a lot of room to move once Baby A is born and so even if head down they can move and vice versa. However, was also warned that I could be in a situation where I vaginally birth Baby A and need a C-section for Baby B...

@coolguy123 I think it’s worth talking to someone - maybe a therapist. Talk through your concerns and options, you owe it to yourself and any future children. If you feel you don’t want them that may not change when they arrive or may pop up when things are hard. It’s really worth it to have a...

@smaxiner We slept ours together until they started moving - opposite ends of the bed so weren’t next to each other but both heads in the middle of the bed. Once they started moving we didn’t want them impacting the other. I would def have 2 cribs - we moved them into separate ones only a...