So, like I said, not supposed to have a vaginal delivery when you have a preview,

but there are some things to know about this. So if you get diagnosed with a preview,

let's say at week 20 or week 18 when you have your anatomy scan,

there is a good chance that your placenta can move, right? Because your uterus gets bigger

with your pregnancy and when that happens, your placenta can move alongside, okay?

So sometimes it moves in the right direction, it goes up and it grows away from your cervix.

Sometimes it moves in the opposite direction and it grows, you know, closer to your cervix and

more over your cervix.

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And now let's get into this week's episode.

In this episode of the Mommy Liberner's podcast, we are going to talk all about,

guess what? Your placenta and the umbilical cord.

So the placenta is a pancake-shaped organ.

It's kind of crazy. If you've never seen one in person, they're pretty wild looking.

So it's this pancake-shaped organ that develops during pregnancy and it's attached to your

uterine wall. It provides oxygen, blood and nutrients to your growing baby or babies.

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