In most pregnancy a vaginal delivery is the expected method of giving birth. Most babies move to the normal head down position in the mother’s uterus few weeks before birth. This doesn’t always happen to every expecting mother. In about 3 out of 100 full term births, a breech position will occur. Baby will appear to be sitting in the uterus, with its head up and its buttocks or feet down at the entrance of the birth canal during birth. Some ways a doctor will be able to tell what position the baby is can be via ultrasound or carefully feeling through the mother’s abdomen. Most breech babies…