she was rushed to the hospital for an emergency C-section when her mid-wife determined that the baby was breech. While many parents-to-be may prefer a home birth, where they can be more ...

Every pregnancy is unique, and the choice of delivery should be made based on medical needs, and not misconceptions.

The risk of reverting to breech is lower closer to term, but the bigger the baby, the harder it is to turn. The procedure can be uncomfortable, but avoids a cesarean section, which is most likely ...

"About 25% of breech babies will spontaneously convert ... your doctor will likely recommend having a C-section. Regardless if your baby is head down or not, or if you're giving birth vaginally ...

She told the coroner's court that her midwife Susan Burville realised the baby was very likely to be a breech, but she did not want a caesarean section. Mrs Baker said: 'The facts were put to us ...

A doctor would suggest the patient go for a C-section when a vaginal birth could put the mother or child in danger. A common ...