Jenna was stuck in a posterior position, and nothing got her to move during labour. I had a horrible back labour, which meant I was confined to one space - I just couldnt' move, and then I opted for the epi, so what that meant was I was then confined to a bed and gravity couldn't help her move down.

Best thing to do is prevent it now. I believe all fours, or on the ground with your arms over a fit ball? Maybe get a fitball out and sit on it instead of the chairs? And I thought it was knees lower than hips....... Am I wrong?

Jenna ended up being a forceps rotation birth. So they tried to rotate her by hand, that didn't work, so they took me into theatre, rotated her using the forceps, then pulled her out with a different set. I was prepped for a c/s just in case, but I told them I didn't want one, and to do what they had to to get her out through my fanny!
Spinning babies has lots of suggestions too.