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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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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