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When A Baby Is Breached In Its Mother's Womb, What Is Its Position?
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Feet are pointed toward the opening of the vagina. The head should be in that position to give a normal birth.
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It means but first lol my granddaughter was a breech birth.
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The position would be considered breech. Do you mean what is breech? It can also be anterior or posterior depending on how the baby is lying in the womb. However, the baby will move around much even if it is head down til it is born. Sometimes, when the mother is in labor, the doctor will have to try and turn the baby manually, which is not comfortable at all for the mother.
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