Midwifery Today > Issue 106, Posterior > The Disappearing Art (but Increasing Prevalence) of Breech Birth

The Disappearing Art (but Increasing Prevalence) of Breech Birth

by | June 1, 2013

With experience in more than 6000 births, midwife Diane Goslin shares why the incidence of breech babies has been increasing over the years. Goslin then goes on to tell a couple of breech birth stories that illustrate how to handle breech complications.

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About Author: Diane Goslin

Diane Goslin, CPM, has been practicing since 1980. To date she has been the midwife for the births of over 7000 babies. She is the mother of 5 and grandmother of 14. She has primarily served in rural communities with a large portion of her practice among the Amish. Diane resides in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where she currently practices.

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