A transverse baby lies sideways in the womb, making vaginal delivery unsafe. Certain risk factors, like extra amniotic fluid or multiple pregnancies, can lead to a transverse baby. If a baby remains ...

In the final weeks of pregnancy, babies often settle down in a head down position. However, in rare cases, the baby can be seen lying sideways or in a transverse position, known as malpresentation.

During pregnancy, your baby moves and changes position many times. As the due date nears, doctors check how the baby is lying inside the womb. The baby's position towards the end of pregnancy is one ...