Posterior Births and Babies

Let’s talk about those sweet babies who decide to present posterior in the uterus and then go on to either change position in labor or be born in a posterior position. I believe it is normal in a baby’s gestational life to be in transverse, breech, posterior, LOA and ROA positions. (There are even other positions our little darlings can get into.)

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About Author: Mary L. Cooper

Mary L. Cooper, CPM, mother of three, one being a son with Down Syndrome, who has been one of her greatest teachers, and two grandchildren. Helping over 4000 births, recently into three generations, still practicing and learning.

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