Breech Baby
Webster and Spinning Babies Certified Chiropractic Care to Turn Baby Naturally
You just left your OB or midwife appointment with the news no one wants to hear: baby isn’t head down. Now you’re googling everything you can because there has to be something you can do—especially if a C-section wasn’t part of your plan.
By 32–33 weeks, babies typically begin settling into a head-down position. If that hasn’t happened by 34–35 weeks, it may be a sign that baby doesn’t have the space or freedom to move—something we call intrauterine constraint.
That’s where we come in.
We use a combination of the Webster Technique and Spinning Babies® breech protocols to gently restore balance to your pelvis and surrounding structures. This helps relieve tension, improve mobility, and give your baby the space they need to move into an ideal head-down position. Together, these techniques have been shown to significantly increase the chances of baby turning naturally—Webster alone has an 82–86% success rate.
Already have an external version scheduled?
We’ve still got you. Many of the mamas we’ve cared for hear from their OBs that baby was easier to turn—and some babies flip on their own before the version even happens.
Give Your Baby the Best Shot at
Moving Head Down
It’s never too late to start, but care is most effective before 37 weeks. If you’re hoping for a vaginal birth and want to give your baby the best shot at moving head down, let’s get started today.