a baby in a breech position. Some breech positions are easier to deliver vaginally than others, but if your baby is found to be breech in your last few weeks of pregnancy, there are a few options open to you and your midwife team.Options with a

vaginally, head coming first down from the uterus (womb). If a baby positions itself so that the bottom or feet are likely to come out first, this is known as a breech position.Between 37 weeks and full term, most babies will turn 'head down', some will do

small number of babies however, settle into a less-favourable position with feet or bottom set to be born first, known as the breech' position. This is quite common at the beginning of the third trimester, but of full-term babies only around 3% are in a

Although most women don't tend to go through a breech birth, it can be done completely safely in many cases. However, it is more likely that your midwife will advise ahead of the birth, that an attempt should be made to turn the baby so

baby is breech, the lack of fluid will mean that he or she doesn’t have enough room to turn into the correct birth position.Your baby might also become distressed if the level of amniotic fluid is low and do his or her first poo  – a blackish substance

uterus, your baby might not settle into the regular head-down position, and he or she could get into a bottom-down, breech position or a crossways, transverse position at some point during the nine months of pregnancy. If this is the case, you

sickness, pre- and postnatal depression and lower back pain. Overcoming pregnancy sicknessFor nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, acupressure wristbands can offer relief. If you find that your baby is breech, it may be worth trying moxibustion (heating

complete with fake blood, a full size baby and a placenta. The teacher straps it to herself and provides the sound effects to a variety of complications from a breech birth to haemorrhaging. The birth attendant can then learn how to respond in different

Singer Pink is settling well into her role as a new mum, as she was seen yesterday enjoying a drive with her 7-week-old daughter Willow in Malibu, California. Sleepy Willow, who was a breech baby, looked extremely comfortable snuggled against mum

by caesarean and when there are three or more babies to be delivered a caesarean is almost always the delivery method. In the case of twins, some doctors are more willing than others to attempt vaginal delivery if the first baby is breech, so if an attempted