Position of Baby

The position of your baby affects how you will deliver. Learn more about how your baby's position may change during development.
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Bottoms Up! Four Tales of Breech Birth
When your baby is breech, your birth plan can get turned upside down. Here's how four women handled it.
Pregnancy Women at Ultrasound
Feet First—Breech Presentation
Is your baby in a feet-first position? Find out what a breech presentation means for you and your unborn baby.
Pregnant Woman in Exam Room
How Baby's Position Affects You (and Your Delivery)
Your unborn baby bounces around in a variety of positions, but where he or she ends up immediately before childbirth is important. Decipher ... Read More
Q&A: I have a transverse lie and the baby won't move with exercises my midwife has recommended.
Q&A: I have extreme pain in the middle of my back during the night.
Q&A: I'm 18 weeks. When should my baby be head down?
Q&A: Is it possible to feel fetal movement at 13 weeks?
Q&A: My baby is head down at 31 weeks. Will I deliver early?
Q&A: My previous pregnancy resulted in a breech birth and I worry my next baby will be breech too.
Q&A: My sonogram doesn't correspond to my due date.
Q&A: Why didn't my doctor know my baby was breech until labor?
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