Breech Baby Support

Finding out your baby is breech late in pregnancy can feel like the decision has already been made for you. It isn't always.

What We Actually Do

We facilitate what the body does naturally by optimizing the pelvis and nervous system, rather than attempting to reposition a baby directly. No provider or technique can promise a turn.

The Webster Technique

Our approach centers on the Webster Technique, a gentle, specific method focused on reducing tension in the pelvis and supporting nervous system function, so your baby has as much room as possible to move into position on their own.

Timing Matters

There's a window where this kind of support tends to matter most, generally before a scheduled cesarean date. If your baby is breech and you're not ready to stop exploring your options, it's worth a conversation, even if your date feels close.

We'll Work With Your Birth Team

We're glad to coordinate with your OB, midwife, or doula as part of your full birth plan.

Curious what this actually looks like in practice? Read a deeper look at breech babies and chiropractic care, or explore our full approach to prenatal chiropractic care.

Your Questions, Answered

  • No technique can guarantee that. The Webster Technique helps the body do what it's designed to do by optimizing pelvic balance and reducing nervous system stress, which may give a baby more room to move into position naturally.

  • It depends on your specific situation, that's exactly what a consultation is for, so reach out even if your date feels close.

  • Yes, the Webster Technique is a gentle, pregnancy-specific approach used throughout the third trimester.