Before 36 weeks of pregnancy, you don’t need to worry about the position of the fetus in the womb upside down or breech . This is because the baby will continue to move and rotate in your stomach. The ...

As your due date approaches, your baby will start getting into position for the big day. The ideal spot for them is head-down with their back against your tummy, called the anterior position. It’s the ...

Pregnant women don’t always feel contractions solely in their belly. Indeed, about 25 percent experience back labor, which happens in their lower back, just above the tailbone. Back labor may be a ...

As you get closer to your due date, they’ll likely settle into a head-down position to prepare for birth. You might be able to tell based on where you feel their head and movements. Share on Pinterest ...