Ideally, by the time you're in labor, your baby will be head-down facing your back, but babies end up in all sorts of positions. Here's what to know about different fetal positions. Laura E. Riley, ...

Laboring people don't always feel contractions solely in their abdomen. In fact, as labor contractions become longer, more frequent, and more intense, they can cause sensations throughout the body, ...

As your due date approaches, your baby will start getting into position for the big day. The ideal spot for them is head-down with their back against your tummy, called the anterior position. It’s the ...

Your anomaly scan is usually done during the second trimester of your pregnancy, sometime in the 20 th week. This is the time when your sonologist also tells you about the position of your placenta.