Breech...
Most babies tip head down between the 7th and 8th month. If your baby decides not to tip downward and...
Breech...
Finally, there's a lot of focus on breech births resulting in a cesarean but many breech babies in the world have been breech and still born vaginally. Talk with your care provider about safe options for a vaginal breech birth.Most babies tip head down between the 7th and 8th month. If your baby decides not to tip downward and is born bottom first; that's a breech birth. Breech, or malpresentation births account for around 4% of all labors and births. Other malpresentations include face presentation (about 1 in 500 births) and brow presentation (about 1 in 1,500 births). After 36 week if your baby is still not head down you can attempt to get the little fellow to turn. Some women try this exercise to turn a breech baby that can work: You kneel on the floor with your head down and bottom up in the air for 15 minutes three times a day. Stop if you ever feel dizzy doing this exercise. Speak with your care provider before you attempt to turn a breech baby. There are other breech turning exercises you can do on your own or you can try external version -- a procedure done with your care provider. External version sounds freaky but it's actually not a scary procedure but you should always consider carefully if you want to do it. You can read more about it here.
