Is my baby in the right position?

Parents frequently ask us if their baby is in a good position for giving birth. In this video we talk about five things you can do to help assure your baby gets into the most ideal position for delivery. When babies are in less than ideal positions it can cause back pain during labor, sometimes slow progress or in cases of breech and transverse babies, it can mean a surgical delivery. Luckily, there are many things you can try to help encourage a baby to turn.

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