Feb. 7th, 2023
A breech pregnancy refers to the upside-down positioning of the baby in the womb. More specifically, it means that the baby’s feet, butt, or both are pointed downward, towards the birth canal, instead of the head. Technically, a baby isn’t breech until you have reached your 36th week of pregnancy and the baby still hasn’t naturally moved into the correct position. If you’re near your 36th week of pregnancy and can still feel your baby’s kicking near your lower baby bump, then you should have your doctor double-check to see if your baby is breech. Your doctor will test to see if you are experiencing a breech pregnancy by conducting an ultrasound test. Risk Factors for a Breech Pregnancy Although only 4% of expectant pregnancies are breech pr…