You’re in labor. You’re doing everything right. But suddenly… things slow way down.
Is something wrong?
Maybe not at all.
In this episode, we unpack one of the most misunderstood reasons labor “stalls” — baby’s position. We talk posterior, asynclitic, and all the funky angles babies can wiggle into that slow the birth process down — and why that’s not a failure, it’s a signal.
You’ll learn how experienced midwives know when to wait, how to tell the difference between “slow” and “concerning,” and powerful tips from Spinning Babies to support baby in getting into the best position possible.
This one is practical, encouraging, and a must-listen before birth day.
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