Breech babies

When a baby is breech it is in the breech position, meaning baby’s head is up, baby’s feet are down and has bottom first, which affects 3-4% of full term pregnancies. There are four primary types of breech positions: frank breech, complete breech, incomplete breech, and footling breech. Here's more on what you can try to get your baby into position for labor.

Transverse lie is normal in early pregnancy until about 26 weeks or so. By 29-30 weeks we expect baby to be head down. You can learn more about the Forward-leaning Inversion on our website! https://www.spinningbabies.com/pregnancy-birth/techniques/forward-leaning-inversion/ . . . #transversebaby #breechbaby #forwardleaninginversion

Did your practitioner say your baby is in a breech position? Here's why some babies end up in the head-up position, and what you can do if your baby is breech.

Here are 22 ways to turn a breech baby naturally if you have a stubborn little kiddo that likes being bum down in your third trimester.

I flipped my breech baby at 35 weeks pregnant using Spinning Babies techniques and hedstands!

Is your baby breech? This post shares helpful ways to turn a breech baby after 36 weeks...without an ECV! I've personally tried these tips with great success. Natural techniques like moxibustion, hip rotations, and more... Turning a Breech Baby | Breech Baby Tips | How to Turn a Breech Baby #breechbaby #babytips #pregnancy

Know types of breech presentation along with detailed explanation on Breech definition. Article also throws light on risks involved and possible birth defects.

Easy tips, positions, and resources for how to naturally turn a breech baby. Plus how to have a more natural breech birth.

Did you know that patience is key? A breech baby usually turn themselves over time. Try out this tips for a breech baby and be calm.